09 Feb 1963
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1963
Page
1
Dr DeForest C Jarvis says living to 100 is possible if following nature based rules. He cites animal lifespans, promotes aging wisdom, cautions on soap, and outlines a cider vinegar facial wash while urging a program to prolong life as mental alertness fades.
In Miami a federal judge questioned the legality of ransom payments to Fidel Castro amid a flood of refugees and a 53 million dollar aid flow to Havana. U S District Judge Emnett C Choate gave Voorhees and defendants 10 days to brief jurisdiction to halt deliveries. The Logan Act dispute and government involvement were discussed as Pan Am flights ferried evacuees and cargo to and from Cuba.
The 88th Congress marks one month with no major legislation. Lincoln's holiday reduces business next week, Senate and House meet sparingly. Bills passed include lending tents to Boy Scouts for Jamboree and funeral expense bookkeeping changes for dead veterans. Additional measures would raise veteran compensation.
Premier Khrushchev told Roy Thomson in Moscow that Soviet troops in Cuba are there only to train Cubans in advanced weapons. Thomson quoted Khrushchev as saying there is no need for U.S. concern about a Soviet arms buildup in Cuba after a 22 hour Kremlin meeting.
Edward A. Ingerson, 46, found guilty of aiding and abetting the Yarmouth Canal National Bank holdup on December 14. His brother Kenneth, 35, acquitted of all charges. Blair Sprague, 38, principal government witness, testified Ingerson funded the gun and Kenneth supplied the car. Sentencing deferred. Edward released on $10,000 bail.
In Detroit AP report Mother Mary Patricia, superior of the Oblate Sisters of Providence, says Webster's Dictionary and a Catholic school history book unfairly portray Negroes. Archdiocesan officials offered no immediate comment as investigations follow criticisms from a Negro group.
Washington AP reports Igor Cassini known as Cholly Knickerbocker indicted four counts for failing to register as a publicity agent for Rafael Trujillo’s Dominican regime. He denies the charge, claiming misinterpretation of non registration and seeks to clear his name. The grand jury alleges Cassini shared fees near 200000 dollars for political propaganda to aid the Trujillo government from June 1959 to now.
Space scientist Dr Hubertus Strughold told a Brooks AFB symposium that diplomats crossing five or more time zones should delay major decisions until their biological clocks re-align. He noted observed declines in performance among actors, chess players, athletes, and racehorses after long east or westward flights, and said even astronauts cling to a 24 hour cycle.
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