Castro Troops Near Base and Cuban Arms Debate in Congress
Cuban troops number about 5000 to 6000 near Guantanamo Bay as authorities assess threat level. U S. military doubts a serious attack while Soviet equipment, Mig fighters, and trucks are noted but intrusions remain absent. Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services committees open hearings on Cuba policy ahead of a possible 150 000 reserves call up and Kennedy administration measures.
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Guantanamo Naval Base
Cuba
Fidel Castro
U.S
Guantanamo
Soviet Union
Castro
U. S
Edward J. O’donnell
Kennedy
O’donnell
Washington
Senate
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Foreign Relations and
Armed Services Committees
Mike Mansfield
Montana
United States
Rhodes Slams Highway Department in Cincinnati Speech
Republican gubernatorial candidate James A. Rhodes attacked the Ohio Highway Department for lacking a plan since 1959. He charged the DiSalle administration pushed the Cincinnati Circle Freeway for interstate inclusion, noting federal funding covers most costs and accusing no pay was laid in four years. Also reported: American soldiers to build a frontier road in Bad Hersfeld amid fears of East German border police actions.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
State Highway Department
Rhodes
Highway Department
Michael V. DiSalle
GOP
DiSalle
Cincinnati Circle
Bad Hersfeld
Germany
East Germany
Solution Sought In Rail Strike
Government officials studied the 19 day Chicago and North Western Railway strike to find a way forward. C&NW board chairman Ben W Heineman walked out after demanding the Order of Railroad Telegraphers accept presidential emergency board recommendations. Union president George Leighty planned to attend O Neill's office.
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Washington
Chicago & North Western Railway
C&nw
Ben W. Heineman
Afl-Cio
Heineman
Francis A. O’neill Jr
George Leighty
O’neill
Biggest Italian Ship Is Launched In Genoa
Genoa Italy Sunday saw the 43 000 ton Michelangelo slide down the ways the largest Italian ocean liner built since World War II The 825 foot vessel carries 1850 passengers and 720 crew It is slated for North American service by summer 1964 Tokyo reports no dangerous radioactivity around Christmas Island from US nuclear tests in the area.
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Genoa
Italy
Michelangelo
Tokyo
Christmas
Johnston Islands
United States
McCormick and Kennedy Face Boston Primary Clash
In Massachusetts voters head to the polls to decide between Edward M. Kennedy and Edward J. McCormack for the Senate short term nomination. Republicans George C. Lodge and Laurence Curtis also vie for their party's nomination as the Kennedy dynasty issue looms over the race.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Edward J. McCormack
John W. McCormack
U.S. Senate
George C. Lodge
Laurence Curtis
Congress
Sabin Oral Polio Sunday administers 6000 doses in Hocking
The first Sabin Oral Polio Sunday in Hocking County saw success with more than 6000 Type I vaccine doses given. Population is 20,000. No Type III vaccine was administered. Over 4000 doses were given at Logan Court House and Carborundum Co. plant, with the remainder at Laurelville, 800.
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Hocking
Hocking County
Logan
Carborundum Co
Laurelville
Rockbridge
Murray City
Ilesboro
Athens County
U.S. Public Health Service
Washington
The
Health Service
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Public Health Service
NBC
Pottinger Found In Knoxville A Dayton official located
Dayton city commissioner David Pottinger 26 missing for six weeks found in Knoxville Tennessee with amnesia and minor scalp wounds. wife Martha reported he was in a muddy ditch and taken to University Hospital. Pottinger vanished after a Dayton commissioners meeting August 1, his car found abandoned amid foul play suspicions. Sherry Vanderweil a 17 year old babysitter also missing. mother says no word.
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Dayton
David Pottinger
Knoxville
Tenn
Richard Grundish
Grundish
Pottinger
Martha
University Hospital
Diplomats Expect Thant to Be Named to Full Term
Diplomats from various regions predicted the 17th General Assembly will name U Thant of Burma to a full five year term as United Nations secretary general. Thant, acting secretary general, serves the remainder of Dag Hammarskjold's term ending April 10. U S delegate Charles W Yost indicated the United States expects re election and praised Thants performance.
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United Nations
N. Y
General Assembly
U Thant
Burma
Thant
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Africa
U. S
Charles W. Yost
Yost
New York Area
American Association For the United Nations
Uni
Trade Bill Debate Begins In Senate
The Senate opens debate on a trade expansion bill granting the President broad tariff cutting authority. Leaders aim for rapid passage to win mutual concessions while Kennedy and top officials press for enactment as a priority in the administration plan.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Capitol Hill
Franco inaugurates $200 million farming relief plan
In Palencia Spain General Francisco Franco inaugurated a 200 million dollar agricultural program aimed at mitigating drought and flood damage in four northeastern provinces.
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Palencia
Spain
Pgen
Francisco Franco
Johnson Will Speak at Alfred E. Smith Dinner in New York
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson will be a principal speaker at the Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation dinner, 100 dollars a plate, on October 6, alongside Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller and Mayor Robert F. Wagner. London gasoline shortage affects thousands. strikes by tank truck crews over wage demands.
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New York
London
Wife reveals secret life of undercover husband
Lois Flink, 24, says she knew her husband Richard Flink, 27, spied for the FBI as a counterspy and fed information to two Soviet UN workers for a $3000 payoff. She supported him during their romance and marriage in 1960 before his undercover work was disclosed by the Justice Department.
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New York
FBI
Lois Flink
Newsmen
Flink
New York State
Justice Department
Queens, N. Y
United Nations
Department
NASA Names Nine New Astronauts to Space Team
NASA announced nine new astronauts bringing total to 16 for manned spaceflight under Kennedy moon-landing goals. Civilians Neil Armstrong and Elliott Lee Jr. join Air Force officers Frank Borman James McDivitt Thomas Stafford Edward White and Navy officers Charles Conrad James Lovell John Young.
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Houston
Tex
John F. Kennedy
Robert R. Gilruth
Centrmall
Cullen Auditorium
University of Houston
Gilruth
Air Force
Navy
Neil A. Armstrong
Wapakoneta
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Elliott M. Lee Jr
Dallas
General Electric Co
Frank Borman
Gary
Ind
Aerospace Research Pilot School
Edwards Afb
James A. McDivitt
Chicago
Thomas P. Stafford
Weatherford
Okla
Edward H. White I
San Antonio
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Charles Conrad Jr
DiSalle Proposes 100 Million Ohio Research Institute
Governor Michael V. DiSalle unveiled a 10 year plan to create an Ohio research and development institute tying six state universities to a space age program. He said funding would come from retirement of World War II bonus bonds, about 10 million dollars annually, starting after December 31 1963.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
DiSalle
Celebrezze Reports Fallout Not At Dangerous Level
Secretary Celebrezze said the Federal Radiation Council found radioactive fallout not at dangerous levels in the United States. The group would not recommend preventive countermeasures despite counts spiking in some areas. The council issued its report after a meeting last week.
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United States
Federal Radiation Council
Celebrezze
College Will Be In Series
Marietta Ohio television project uses Cordella community scenes for NBCs Its A Mans World. Four young men on a houseboat live near Cordella College with initial campus footage shot in Marietta and additional sequences drawn from past films of the area.
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Nbcs
Ohio River
Cordella
Cordella College
Marietta
Yeager
Violence Reported At Westinghouse Strike Scene
At Westinghouse Corp plant in Columbus West Side pickets and guards clashed with both sides claiming violence. About 250 of 3200 Local 746 members stayed at four entrances while the factory reported broken windows at gates and a photographer assaulted with camera thrown into a field. The union said shots were fired into the air and a picket was struck by a car.
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Columbus
Westinghouse Corp
West Side
International Union of Electrical Workers
Afl-Cio
Union
Weekend traffic toll in Ohio tops eighteen deaths
The Associated Press reports Ohio’s weekend death toll reached 18, with at least 18 killed in highway incidents over a 54 hour span. The year’s first 47 weekends averaged 11 deaths, plus three additional nonhighway fatalities from falls and a hunting accident.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Huntington Man Found In Ohio Creek
The body of a Huntington man, identified as Ernest M. Coleman, about 45, was found in Symmes Creek in Chesapeake. Police say the death appears accidental drowning and the body had been in the water three to five days. Meanwhile Philadelphia notes former President Truman joining officials to observe the 175th anniversary of the Constitution.
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Chesapeake
Symmes Creek
Ernest M. Coleman
Philadelphia
Harry S. Truman
U.S
Soviets Report 12th Atmospheric Nuclear Test
The Soviet Union conducted another atmospheric nuclear test over Novaia Zemlya, with an explosive force of several million tons of TNT. The test, announced by the U S Atomic Energy Commission, follows a prior Saturday shot in the same area.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Novaya Zemlya
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
ABC
Search Made For Children Missing Near Camp LeJeune
A Marine search party near Jacksonville North Carolina was cut to 250 men as hope dimmed for the safe return of Diane Yoli seven and Mark Yoli three. The siblings, children of Cpl Ronald Yoli of Columbus, were last seen Thursday evening near their Midway Park housing complex across the post gate.
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Jacksonville
N. C
Camp LeJeune
Midway Park
Diane Yoli
Mark Yoli
Ronald Yoli
Columbus
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