Drastic US Penalties Planned on Shipping to Cuba
Washington reports a sweeping set of penalties to curb Soviet bloc cargoes to Cuba and to bar U S shipping from Cuban trade. Officials say ports would close to Soviet vessels, tightening pressure on Castro while signaling support for the Cuban people. Secretary Rusk hinted future U S aid if Cubans gain freedom. Allies reportedly raise no serious objections to the crackdown.
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Cuba
Washington
United States
U.S
Fidel Castro
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Inter-American Defense College
Western Hemisphere
Mariner 2 Will Miss Venus by 20000 Miles
NASA revised its Venus bound Mariner 2 trajectory showing a miss distance of 20 000 miles within a 5 000 to 40 000 mile target region. Readouts indicate interplanetary plasma flow exists and magnetic fields from the sun bend and distort solar radiation while solar wind remains steady. The findings support proceeding with manned space flight and the craft launched from Cape Canaveral on August 27.
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Space Agency
Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Earth
Homer E. Newell
Office of Space Sciences
Cape Canaveral
Fla
N H Couple Held In Death Of Son
Burton A Green 32 and Lena 28 of Manchester were jailed on suspicion of murder after their young son died following hospital admission. An autopsy was performed with no disclosed cause of death. Defense witness Dr Richard Ford of Harvard Medical School was named. The Greens waived a 48 hour hold and a municipal court arraignment was expected the next day. Green manages an outboard motor and boat firm in Hooksett.
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Manchester
Burton A. Green
Lena
Green
Burton A. Green LI
Richard Ford
Harvard Medical School
Greens
Hooksett
Miller praises Kennedy for supporting artists on TV
Mitch Miller, host of the Sing Along shows, says President Kennedy deserves congratulations for recognizing artists and performers in cultural media. He credits Kennedy as the first president in years to bring creative people back into the presidential spotlight.
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New York
UPI
Mitch Miller
Nbc-Tv
Kennedy
Roy Rogers resumes busy schedule after angina and surgery
Roy Rogers demonstrates living with a heart condition by returning to work with wife Dale Evans on ABC TV for a weekly variety hour. He scaled back touring after angina diagnosed following a Colorado deer hunt, later recovering with Mayo Clinic approval to resume more activity and plans for former busy calendar.
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Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
Abc-Tv
Roy
Hollywood
Colorado
Colorado Fellows
Canada
Cincinnati
Dale
Mayo Clinic
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