Latin ministers craft compromise on Cuba crisis at OAS
In San Jose, Latin American foreign ministers drafted a compromise resolution to sidestep direct U S condemnation of Fidel Castro while denouncing Khrushchev for rocket threats against the American mainland. The draft, produced by ministers from Mexico Chile Uruguay and Colombia, faced long debate before approval by the 20 OAS ministers and moves to a 10 nation committee to prepare a final resolution on extr acontinental threats.
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U.S
Fidel Castro
Nikita Khrushchev
Cuba
Organization of American States
United States
Comrat
Soviet Union
Red China
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Colombia
Council of Ministers
Castro
Christian A. Herter
Raul Roa
Khushchev
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Panama
Honduras
Brazil
Venezuela
el Salvador
Argentina
Lt. Sid Musted Out Of State Police
Framingham Mass AP Lt Sid the bloodhound is retired after 35 trooper trainees review at the Massachusetts State Police Academy in August. He and Sadie parade with children present and a medal of valor awarded by Commissioner J Henry Goguen. Sid led hunts for lost children and the Coyle brothers case. His retirement leaves six bloodhounds at Northampton Barracks.
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Sid
Forver
David Chabot
Big Sid
State Police Academy
David
Sadie
Andover State
J. Henry Goguen
Cmst
K. Henry Goguen
Massachusetts State Police
Hunt
Coyle Brothers
Northampton
Chuckle Women Disadvantaged As Man Breaks Sound Barrier
A snappy note claims women face distinct setback as men achieve faster travel than sound speeds. The line cites Gen. Fea. Corp. as the source of the claim and frames it as a cheeky feature observation.
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Gen
Fea. Corp
Textile Help Being Asked To Take Out
NORTH ADAMS Massachusetts Employes at Strom Strong Hewat and Co have been asked to take a wage cut to help meet a growing crisis in the woolen and worsted textile industry. James Hewat vice president and treasurer said the request was made to members of the Weaver's union local of United Textile Workers of America AFL. The request will also be made to Local 209 Textile Workers of America CIO representing production employees in other mill departments. The amount of the reduction was not announced publicly officials of the unions and the company are to meet next week to discuss the proposal.
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Mass
Strom, Strong, Hewat and Co
James Hewat
Weaver’s Union
United Textile Workers of America
AFL
Textile Workers of America
CIO
Three-Year-Old Killed Crossing Route 9 Near Home
In Hillsborough New Hampshire a three year old boy Norman F Hemingway was struck and killed by an automobile while crossing Route 9 close to his home yesterday.
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N. H
Norman F. Hemingway
Union Vote Sunday on Saco-Lowell Pact
Negotiations between Local 406 TWUA and Saco-Lowell management ended after a marathon session from Friday morning to dawn on Sunday. The union committee will recommend approval of the package. members meet Sunday at 2 p m in Biddeford union hall to vote on accepting or rejecting the proposals.
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TWUA
Afl-Cio
Saco-Lowell
Union Hall
Main Street
Biddeford
Edwards’ Mant
Saco
Lowell
Ralph Lachance
Leo P. Bedard
Michael Schoonjans
Kennedy Welcomed AFL-CIO Endorsement for Presidency
Senator John F Kennedy welcomed an AFL-CIO endorsement from its General Board backing the Democratic ticket. The 14 million union members were urged to support Kennedy while Republican leaders dismissed the impact. Mitchell and Morton questioned the board's influence on rank and file.
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Afl-Cio
John F. Kennedy
Buyard
Richard M. Noxon
Kennedy
GOP
Thurston B. Morton
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
Miss Lucia Cormier Tops Maine Senate Campaign Start
In Portland Maine Lucia Cormier a Democrat seeks to unseat Republican Margaret Chase Smith in the first US Senate race between women. Cormier campaigns with speeches and handshakes while Smith remains in Washington for roll calls.
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Maine
Lucia M. Cormier
Margaret Chase Smith
Senate
Congress
Mrs Smith
Washington
Huntings
House of Representatives
Miss Cormier
Mrs. Smith
Kennedy In Maine Next Week Opening Campaign
Sen. John F. Kennedy spends a long weekend at his Hyannisport summer home to stockpile energy for the presidential campaign opening next week. He travels to Maine and New Hampshire with brother Robert and aides, while Mrs. Kennedy remains nearby. He plans Labor Day in Detroit and a Alaska leg to begin the formal push.
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White House
Cape Cod
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Kennedy
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Nixon
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