Rusk Rules Out No Invasion Pledge On Cuba
In Washington AP dispatches say Secretary Rusk told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that no invasion pledge on Cuba remains possible only if on site inspection and removal of missiles occurred. He noted the failure to secure inspection ends the commitment, while praising progress toward a peaceful Congo solution.
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Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Cuba
Kennedy
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
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Rusk
Congo
100 U.S. Citizens Set to Return from Havana
After a two day delay 100 American citizens will leave Havana on a Pan American DC6B with 15000 pounds of medicines as part of ransom for Bay of Pigs prisoners. The Swiss diplomat could not confirm if other Americans held would follow.
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Cuba
United States
Pan American World Airways
Bay of Pigs
Shirley Sykes
Baltimore
Port Everglades
Fla
Eartha Kitt Teaches Body Culture to Aid Narcotics Addicts
Eartha Kitt has started teaching primal dancing in Beverly Hills to raise money for Synanon, the Santa Monica rehab center. Her class draws housewives and celebrities like Joi Lansing and Jayne Meadows, with Eartha citing personal past rejections and a wish to help those in need.
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Hollywood
Eartha Kitt
Eartha
Beverly Hills
Housewives
Joi Lansing
Jayne Meadows
Anne Miller
Katherine Dunham
Synanon
Santa Monica
Khrushchev Confers With Gomulka Before East Berlin Meet
In a wooded Olsztyn area Khrushchev and Gomulka met amid talk of China ties. The two leaders aim to bolster Bloc unity before Khrushchev attends the East Berlin Communist party meeting kicking off Tuesday.
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Poland
Khrushchev
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Red China
Kremlin
East Berlin
Communist Party
Gomulka
Russia
Hanna Wolf
Neues Deutschland
Chao Yi-min
Chao
Olsztyn
East Prussia
Peking
Frost House in South Shaftsbury Sells to Boston Doctor
Boston physician Dr. John F. Wilber bought Robert Frost's South Shaftsbury Cape Cod home from Frost's grandson for 27,500 dollars. The sale hushes a shrine drive as Wilber plans to keep the house as a summer retreat and preserve its decor. Frost, 88, is recovering from surgery in Boston. Completion awaits final papers.
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Shaftsbury
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John F. Wilber
William Prescott Frost
Eugene
Ore
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William Gilbert Barrows Jr
Wilber
Frost
Louis Untermeyer
Library of Congress
Untermeyer
Ripton
Cambridge
Mass
South Shaftsbury
Oregon
Barrows
Boston Hospital
Three Way Fight for Two Ways and Means Seats
A three way scramble for two Democratic slots on the Ways and Means Committee dominates a broader push to fill 93 vacancies across 19 House committees. The contest involves Reps. Ross Bass, Phil Landrum, and Pat Jennings as Democrats caucus Monday to pick the two new members, with party and policy stakes linked to aging health care and tax measures. Bass and Jennings back Kennedy allies, while Landrum leans conservative and co sponsored the Landrum Grif fin labor bill opposed by unions.
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House
Ways and Means
Ross Bass
Tennessee
Phil Landrum
Georgia
Pat Jennings
Virginia
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Jennings
Landrum
Landrum-Griffin
Ole Miss Student Suspended Over Cafeteria Demonstration
An unidentified University of Mississippi student was suspended after being found responsible for part in a Thursday cafeteria protest against James H. Meredith. Dean L. L. Love cited acts designed to impede academic functions. Chancellor Williams backed the suspension amid campus pressure and Justice Department questions of campus discipline.
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University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Student Judicial Council
J. D. Williams
Department of Justice
Love
Meredith
Justice Department
Washington
Inside French Restaurant in North Bennington Steadies
The article notes On the Inside French Restaurant in North Bennington is doing fine business. It also highlights stock market gains despite Friday profit-taking and previews designer Oleg Cassini's Spring Collection with a twist as well as the AAU president drawing a comparison of the NCAA to Castro and Mao.
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North Bennington
Oleg Cassini
There Has Been No Real Bargaining in New York Paper Strike
A three judge fact finding panel censured the printers union leaders for a five week New York City newspaper blackout involving 3,000 ITU printers. The panel said no real bargaining occurred and that the strike aimed to pressure concessions, leaving 20,000 out of work and eight million readers affected. The report urged public duty to end the shutdown quickly.
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New York
New York City
Aflcio International Typographical Union
W. Willard Wirtz
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Wirtz
Tshombe offers to yield to U.N. if allowed to stay provincial president
Western diplomats say Katanga leader Moise Tshombe proposed to surrender peacefully to the United Nations if he can remain as a provincial president in a united Congo. He reportedly asks U.N. entry into Kolwezi and movement freely in the province, with the central government in Leopoldville to approve. U.N. said not to relay such talks. troops moved toward Kolwezi facing blown bridges while mercenaries threatened mines and power plants.
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Katanga
Moise Tshombe
United Nations
Congo
Tshombe
U.N
Kolwezi
New York
Leopoldville
Jadotville
South African Press Association
Johannesburg
Helicopter Crash Kills Seven U S Servicemen Near Saigon
A U S Army troop-carrying helicopter crashed southwest of Saigon on Friday night. All seven Americans aboard were found dead by a search team. Authorities suspect Communist ground fire. the aircraft was returning to Saigon from the Mekong delta at about 2500 feet. In other news, the U S and Soviet Union plan informal talks in New York next week on a possible nuclear test ban with William C. Foster and Semyon Tsarapkin as lead representatives.
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Viet Nam
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Mekong River
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
New York
U.S
Cardinal Cushing Offer To Help Cuban Invasion Prisoners
Archbishop Richard Cardinal Cushing said he has raised one million dollars to aid Cuban invasion prisoners and is willing to travel to Cuba to intercede if invited by Fidel Castro.
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Boston
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Cuba
Fiel Castro
Bay of Pigs Leader Says U.S. Didn't Promise Air Support
Jose A. Perez San Roman commander of the 2506th Brigade said during a visit to the Justice Department that his forces had never been promised air support by the U.S. government. He spoke with five comrades.
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Washington
U.S
Jose A. Perez San Roman
Cuban Liberation Armed Forces
Justice Department
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