U.S. and Soviet to wind up Cuba debate with separate statements
United Nations sources say the United States and the Soviet Union will deliver parallel statements to the Security Council to conclude the Cuban crisis discussion. Washington seeks verification that offensive weapons are removed and not reintroduced, while Moscow seeks a U.S. pledge no invasion of Cuba. Presidents Kennedy and Khrushchev had agreed in letters to withdraw missiles and lift the blockade, with U.S. reconnaissance noting missiles and bombers leaving Cuba and the quarantine lifted.
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United Nations, N.Y
Soviet Union
United States
Security Council
U.N
Cuba
U.S
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Nightly Search Continues at Miners’ Wrecked Tunnel
Rescue teams probing the explosion wreckage of the Robena No. 3 mine near Carmichaels Pa reported 15 miners accounted for and 22 still missing. Eight more bodies were sighted as ventilation remains disrupted and recovery could take time.
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Robena No. 3
U.S. Steel Corp
US. Steel
Newburgh Manager Mitchell Suspends Self After Arrest
Newburgh city manager Joseph McD. Mitchell suspended himself after being arrested in Manhattan on charges he sought a $20,000 bribe in a property rezoning case. The council likely will decide on Mitchells salary during the suspension and consider Kenneth Jones as acting manager.
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Newburgh
Mitchell
N.Y
Joseph McD. Mitchell
City
Kenneth Jones
Manhattan
Nehru Rejects Chinese Settlement Terms in War Stand
New Delhi AP report says Prime Minister Nehru refused China’s terms for settling the India China border war. He offered ICJ reference if China withdraws from Indian territory and urged withdrawal to Sept 8 positions. He warned the conflict could last years and urged national resolve.
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New Delhi
Nehru
China
International Court of Justice
India
Ceylon
Peking
Plymouth Mail Case Nears Jury Action
Boston AP reports a federal investigator says prosecutors are close to presenting evidence before a grand jury in the Plymouth robbery valued at 1.5 million dollars. Assistant U S Attorney Stanislaw Suchecki says the office has gathered key information and seeks proof beyond reasonable doubt before proceeding.
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Boston
Plymouth
Stanislaw R. J. Suchecki
U. S. Atty
New Soviet Budget Increases Arms Spending To 13.9 Billion
Moscow AP reports the Soviet Union unveils a record 87.6 billion ruble budget for 1963 with military outlays rising 3.6 percent to 13.9 billion rubles. Finance Minister Vasily Garbuzov announced the plan at the Supreme Soviet opening session. Budget forecasts show income of 87.6 billion and expenditures of 86.1 billion, up from 84.7 billion income and 82.7 billion spent this year.
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Moscow
Miltary
Vasily Garbusov
Supreme Soviet
Snowstorm Closes In On Bennington County With Seven Inches
A major early season snowstorm dumped more than seven inches of wet snow across the region over four days. Roads remained open though packed and icy in spots, with plows sanding through the night and officials warning private plows to avoid dumping snow in streets.
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Main Street
Vermont
Hagerman
Bennington County
U.S
Paul W. Bohne
Bohne
Sue
Vermont Highway Department
Pelsue
U.S. 7
Vermont 9
Pine Hill
South Pownal
Village Highway Department
Arthur (Toge) Theberge
Wilmington
Searsburg
Jacksonville
Shaftsbury Barracks
British Units Launch Determined Attack in North Borneo
British forces consisting of 700 Gurkhas and troops attacked rebel units in Seria Brunei with resistance reported. The main rebel force was said surrounded though casualties were minimal in Seria and a British soldier was wounded in Brunei Town.
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North Borneo
Brunei
Seria
Vermont superintendents urge federal aid for education reforms
The Vermont Superintendent's Association backs increased state aid and optional federal aid with minimal federal control. They seek raising state aid to about 30 percent of local budgets, support TV educational programming, and push for changes in compulsory attendance and quitting-age rules. The group aligns with Gov-elect Hoff on education funding priorities.
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Brattleboro, Vt
Vermont Superintendent's Association
Educational Television of
Vermont
Harry Montague
Vermont State School Directors Association
Philip H. Hoff
State Board of Education
Moviegoers win right to carry 18 inch heroes into theater
In Buffalo New York city court judge Joseph P Kuszynski upheld moviegoers right to take 18 inch submarine sandwiches into theaters during screenings. The ruling grants patrons permission to bring large sandwiches into cinemas.
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Buffalo
N. Y
UPI
Joseph P. Kuszynski
White House Denies Life Opened Files on Cuba
Life magazine reports Kennedy opened government files to two reporters for a semi official chronology of the Cuban crisis. The White House calls the Life piece unfounded while Stevenson denounces the Post article as irresponsible journalism and Kennedy expresses full confidence in Stevenson.
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Life Magazine
Kennedy
U.N
Adlai E. Stevenson
White House
Life
Saturday Evening Post
Stevenson
Charles Bartlett
Stewart al
Bartlett
Alsop
Post
New York Daily News
Stewart Alsop
Washington
State Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Winter Weather Extends Through Much of Nation
Blustery wet cold weather blankets the Midwest to the deep South as heavy snow hits the northeast. Winter warnings issued for Indiana Ohio upstate New York and interior New England. Coldest weather of the season in many places with subzero winds in northern Minnesota and near freezing temps in northern Florida.
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Indiana
Ohio
New York
New England
Minnesota
Florida
Tallahassee
Jacksonville
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
Carolina
Georgia
Chinese delegate caught smuggling money in Colombo
A Chinese intelligence agent attached to a trade delegation was caught with 10 000 dollars in currency hidden in luggage at Katunayake airport. Customs officials seized the money as the delegation discussed Chinese agricultural machinery.
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Colombo
Ceylon
UPI
Katunayake
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