Test Ban Accord Nearer as Soviet Accepts On Site Checks
The United States Britain and the Soviet Union moved closer to a nuclear test ban as Khrushchev said he would allow two or three on site inspections a year. Kennedy welcomed the principle while Senate caution remained. Readied for talks Tuesday, officials see a potential breakthrough if inspections can be doubled or tripled from Khrushchev’s initial offer.
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France blocks British bid to join Europe in tense talks
Paris reports Britain faces stalling entry into the Common Market as France pushes for suspension and Adenauer meets De Gaulle. A Western Europe diplomatic split looms as five-nation front may fracture over French influence and German resistance.
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Paris
WSJ
Britain
Brussels
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
France
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Adenauer
Five-Nation Front
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxemburg
Italy
Agents to represent Bennington destitute in Putnam Will suit
Vermont attorney plans to seek governor appointment of agents to act for destitute beneficiaries of the Henry W. Putnam Deed of Gift. A chancery action may seek a declaratory judgment on the will's meaning, with Bennington County towns affected by any ruling. A three-man committee of local officials would serve as agents at no state cost.
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Bennington Hospital
Bennington County
Henry F. Black
White River Junction
Philip H. Hoff
Black
Chancery Court
Hoff
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Leadership Rift Develops In Britain's Labor Party
Hugh Gaitskell’s death leaves the British Labor Party facing a leadership succession. Officials plan a party meeting to choose a successor with voting likely next week. A mid February announcement is anticipated, while Conservatives delay a 1964 election.
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Labor Party
London
WLJ
Hugh Gaitskell
Great Britain
Gaitskell
Labor
Kennedy family fog and Vermont work life teased in pages
Inside notes tease content on the Kennedys when fog limits travel, Vermont wives’ work reasons, Prospect Mountain expansion in southwestern Vermont, and tax return guidance. Other items include Kennedy on amateur sports peace, and noon NYSE averages and sales.
Kennedy Calls Tax Cuts Best Way to Stimulate Economy
President Kennedy urged Congress to approve a $13.5 billion tax cut to spur growth, predicting an $8.5 billion annual rise in family income, $16 billion more in consumer output, and higher business investment, while noting an $11.9 billion deficit risk if taxes are not cut. He projected moderate 1963 expansion to a record $578 billion GDP and warned against a fifth postwar recession.
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Washington
Congress
Ivy League Look Gains Favor in Soviet Attire
Moscow reports that Izvestia urges Soviet citizens to ditch wide trousers and double breasted suits for narrow pants and single breasted jackets. The paper warns against wearing ties with pictures and suggests art as a better display for sailboats monkeys and palm trees than on a man’s chest.
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Moscow
Russia
Wall Street Journal
Izvestia
Ulbricht warns West Germans against U S ties in Berlin talks
East German leader Walter Ulbricht closed his party congress warning West Germany against relying on the United States. He cited Cuba as proof of a new world power the U S cannot defy, namely the Soviet Union, and urged talks toward federation and eventual reunification.
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Walter Ulbricht
West Germany
United States
Cuba
Soviet Union
Ulbricht
East Germany
Khrushchev
World Communist Movement
Wu Hsiu-chan
Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
U N Troops Advance Into Kolwezi Last Katanga Stronghold
United Nations troops entered Kolwezi the last Katanga stronghold this morning Belgium radio reported U N sources in Leopoldville. The first troops reached Kolwezi at 1130 a m Tshombe agreed to meet Indian U N troops and guide them by bus into the town U N officials hope occupation can be completed by Tuesday.
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United Nations
Kolwezi
Katanga
U.N
Leopoldville
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Ship Owners Defer Action Till Tuesday
Negotiators for striking longshoremen accepted a presidential mediation board's plan to end the month long dock tie up from Maine to Texas. Ship owners postponed action until Tuesday, while the package includes a 39 cent hourly wage rise over two years, 24 cents now, with broader acceptance tied to Southeast and Gulf ports. The strike has halted about 550 ships and cost near 600 million in losses, with mediation continuing across Atlantic and Gulf ports.
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Texas
Norfolk
Southeast
Gulf Coasts
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Kennedy
Atlantic
Gulf
Britain Endures Severe Winter With Fuel And Power Shortages
Freezing winds and heavy snow cripple Britain as blizzards stretch into a harsh winter. Roads blocked across most counties, rail service delayed, and the Thames freezes downstream for the first time since 1895. Three men are feared dead in northern avalanches amid airport and transport disruptions.
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Britain
Thames
Kingston
Pennine
England
Kennedy says no US air cover planned for Bay of Pigs
Detroit AP report quotes Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy stating there was never a plan for United States air cover during the April 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion. He calls the lack of air cover at the beach one of several major mistakes behind the failed Cuba operation.
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Robert F. Kennedy
United States
Bay of Pigs
Cuba
Hoff to address agricultural aims at Vermont events
Gov. Hoff will discuss Vermont's agricultural aims on February 7 at the Dairymen's Banquet, held in conjunction with the Vermont Farm Show, in Barre.
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Hoff
Vermont
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