Kennedy and Mikoyan Discuss U S Soviet Future
President Kennedy seeks direct read on Soviet aims from Anastas Mikoyan during a Washington meeting set after his Havana trip. Officials say no clear answer is likely but a sharper sense of Soviet policy may emerge, with talks to continue if progress occurs.
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Washington
Kennedy
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Khrushchev
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White House
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Cuba
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Castro
Havana
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Railway Job Cuts Okayed By Court
U S Circuit Court of Appeals upheld rulings allowing railroads to eliminate about 65 000 featherbed jobs saving over 592 million dollars a year The five unions will meet in Washington to decide next steps including possible Supreme Court action and possible strike warnings amid ongoing legal delays
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. District Court
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Appeals Court
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Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
U.S. Supreme Court
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Washington
Five Army Divisions Prepared for Cuban Invasion
Five divisions were designated for possible invasion of Cuba amid heightened crisis. Some 100000 troops stood ready in Florida with antiaircraft missiles and support units. Kennedy inspected parts of the 1st Armored Division at Fort Stewart after units shifted from Fort Hood on October 22. Other divisions named were the 82nd Airborne, 101st Airborne, 1st Infantry, and 2nd Infantry at their bases. Rep Wayne Hays accuses former Ambassador Lodge of costing the U.S. a quarter million by blocking a Madrid embassy residence move.
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Teries
Florida
Kennedy
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Ft. Stewart
Ft. Hood
Tex
82Nd Airborne Division
Ft. Bragg
N. C
101St Airborne
Wayne Hays
Ohio
John Davis Lodge
United States
Madrid
Air Crash Survivors Seek 3.3 Million in NY Collision Suits
Federal suits filed in Columbus name Trans World Airlines and United Airlines for deaths of four Columbus residents in the Dec 16 1960 New York City air collision. Richard Bitters aide to Ohio University president also killed.
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Columbus
New York City
Richard Bitters
Ohio University
Trans World Airlines Inc
United Airlines Inc
Auto Crash Fatal For Union Officer
A traffic crash on U S 40 near Zanesville killed William J. Kolonetz 43 business agent for Teamsters Local 637. Lewis F. Jones 57 secretary treasurer sustained minor injuries. A third man, Robert A. Merry 35 of Zanesville, suffered shoulder and head injuries.
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Zanesville
Teamsters Union
U. S. 40
Here
William J. Kolonetz
Teamsters Union Local 637
Lewis F. Jones
Good Samaritan Hospital
Robert A. Merry
U.S. Pilots Report Red Craft Over Cuba
Two U S pilots who conducted reconnaissance flights over Cuba say they saw Red fighter planes but were not fired upon. They spoke as 25 medals were presented to Cuban mission pilots by senior Air Force and Navy officers, with eleven more medals to follow.
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Washington
U.S
Cuba
Air Force
Navy
Kennedy invokes Taft Hartley to halt Lockheed strike
President Kennedy acts to curb the Lockheed walkout by invoking Taft Hartley. A three member board will report by Monday to decide on a possible federal injunction that could pause the strike for 80 days. Union says work on missile and plane projects has stopped. In parallel Algerian authorities ban the Communist party.
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Burbank
Calif
Kennedy
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
International Association of Machinists
National Health and Safety
India Builds Strength in Himalayan Front and Diplomacy
India sends more troops to the Himalayan front and prepares to dispatch diplomatic missions to Africa and Asia to rally nonaligned nations. Chinese counters diplomatic outreach to Rangoon Cairo Jakarta Colombo as British and U S officials press Nehru in New Delhi. In Toledo a Chevrolet plant on Alexis Road faced a picket line while most workers crossed.
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Toledo
Alexis Road
Schenley Court Deal Clears State Subsidy Path
In Columbus a court settlement lets Ohio meet the regular school subsidy on time and forces the state to pay Schenley Industries nearly 8 million dollars in past due liquor bills within six weeks. The agreement also affects a 24 million transfer from the liquor fund to the general revenue fund amid a push to fund teacher retirement and other subsidies.
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Schenley Industries, Inc
James H. Maloon
Schenley
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Rotary Fund
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General Revenue Fund
Maroon
York Schools Solve Transportation Problem
York school system resolves its bus driver shortage by elevating three substitutes to full time and hiring a new substitute. Seven full time drivers and two substitutes will operate eight district buses, reducing prior trip burdens on salaried drivers.
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Wilbur Mender
Nelsonville
Buchtel
York
Poston School
Harry Stage
Fred Six
Darrell Lehman
Phillip Mays
Helen Robinette
Lloyd Patton
Robinette
President's Sister Faces Court Ordered Community Work
Patricia Kennedy Lawford, wife of Peter Lawford and sister of the President, pleads guilty to driving with an expired license and will perform community service at a wrecking yard and the Kennedy Child Guidance Center at St Johns Hospital during the coming month.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Patricia Kennedy Lawford
Peter Lawford
Kennedy Child Guidance Center
St. John’s Hospital
Kennedy
Norton Idles 4.7 Miners at Ceredo Plant
Oglebay Norton Co cuts operations and personnel at its coal processing plant in Ceredo West Virginia. The workforce drops from 60 union workers to 13 since Monday. Tokyo scene notes Billy Graham evangelist visit planned with 600 Southern Baptists in Japan next year. Cleveland report cites Indianapolis man admitting theft of about $20,000 from pay telephones across three states in 18 months.
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Lockheed
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Burbank
Calif
International Association of Machinists
Cape Canaveral
Hawaii
Ceredo
W. Va
Oglebay Norton Co
Tokyo
Billy Graham
Japan
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Indianapolis
Meigs County Fire Probed After Early Morning Blaze
Meigs County investigators continue examining a fire that destroyed an unoccupied frame house on Rutland Road near Harrisonville. The one and a half story dwelling owned by Gwin Brown, Dayton, burned at about 3:45 a.m. Loss is about 3500. Fire Chief Henry Werry said previous calls had been received at the home.
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Rutland Rd
Meigs County
Gwin Brown
Dayton
Pomeroy
Henry Werry
Bob Clark
Clark
Pomeroy Department
Old Warrior Churchill To Celebrate 88th Birthday Quietly
London reports Sir Winston Churchill will mark his 88th birthday with a quiet day spent with family and close friends. The ailing statesman, frail and partly deaf, will not attend Parliament as he faces fluctuating days of lucidity and frailty.
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Sir Winston Churchill
Churchill
Anthony Montague Browne
Winston
House of Commons
Browne
Pope John XXIII Suffering Anemia. Vatican Requests Prayers
Vatican says Pope John XXIII, 81, has a stomach disorder leading to intense anemia from gastropathy and he is under medical and dietary treatment. Catholics worldwide are asked to pray for his recovery. Governor-elect Scranton begins active duty in Air Force Reserves in Harrisburg.
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John XXIII
Vatican
Harrisburg
William W. Scranton
Air Force Reserves
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