Kennedy aides strike back at GOP Cuba charges
Washington report notes President Kennedy and aides push back against Republican leaders who attack U.S. Cuba policy. Senate leaders Mansfield and Humphrey defend disclosures on Soviet forces in Cuba, deny any deal with Khrushchev, and urge responsible public statements over sensational charges.
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Jack BE
Washington
Kennedy
GOP
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Mansfield
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N-Y
Hugh Scott
Senate
Humphrey
Defense Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Cuba
Rockefeller
United States
Hemisphere
Scott
Khrushchev
Europe
Keating
Congress
Secretary of Defense
Editor Retires and a New Journal Post Created
The Biddeford Saco Journal announces the retirement of editor Timothy J. Mahoney and the appointment of Elston P. Ingalls as managing editor. Ingalls will oversee the news department and work with the publisher to develop the editorial page. Mahoney joined as sports editor in 1931 and later became city editor. Ingalls joined the Journal in 1943 and has been city editor since.
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Timothy J.mahoney
Biddeford-Saco
Elston P. Ingalls
Journal
Paul Casavant
Mahoney
C.torial
Ingalls
Pay
Bidceford
Atty
Thomas Locke
Sum ¢ Street
University of Maine
United Press
Lowell
Nashua
Manchester
Maine Associated Press Editors Association
Paulette Roussin
Biddeford
Young
Saco
Julie
Malcolm
Bonny Eagle High School
Reds Order Moscow NBC Bureau Closed
The Soviet government ordered NBC to close its Moscow bureau after a program about Khrushchev. NBC correspondent Russell Jones was told to leave. bureau chief Frank Bourgholtzer may return to close the office. Tass cited anti Soviet broadcasts as the reason.
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Atlanta
Earl Warren
United States
Supreme Court
Warren
Georgia Tech
Henry G. Stelling
Atlanta Committee
Stelling
Superior Court
Durwood T. Pye
Newell Edenfield
United States of America
Georgia
Moscow
National Broadcasting Co
Khrush
Foreign Ministry
NBC
Russell Jones
Leonid Zamyatin
Jones
Khrushchev
Tass
The
U.S
Soviet Union
Frank Bourgholtzer
Bourgholtzer
Spain
New York
William McAndrew
NBC News
Zamyatii
U.S. Breae Ting
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Stalin
National Resource in Advertising Public Service Note
A newspaper ad praising advertisers and The Advertising Council for a national public service effort. It highlights a voluntary plan where businesses fund campaigns to support schools higher education fire prevention and U S Savings Bonds, framing it as a national resource. The note credits advertisers and the paper for participation.
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United States Savings
Smokey the Bear
The
Advertising Council
Maine appoints Speers as Inland Fisheries and Game head
Ronald T. Speers, 43, of Winthrop, confirmed by the Maine Executive Council as commissioner of Inland Fisheries and Game, leaves a $13,000 job for a $10,000 post. He took oath before Gov. Reed. the session included notable opposition from Cobb and Page. The storm burdened Maine with 6 to 8 inches of snow as a northeast storm moved through from Bangor to the coast, with strong winds and drifting.
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Augusta
Ronald T
Winthrop
Hs Te
Executive Council
Maine
Inland Fisheries and Game
Reed
John L. Baxter Jr
Pittsfield
Speers
Roland H. Cobb
Cape Elizabeth
Cobb
John C. Page Jr
Gorham
Inland Fisheries & Game Advisory Council
Republican State Committee
Kennebec County
Dexter
University of Maine
Virginia Fish & Game Department
Portland
U.S. Weather Bureau
Bangor
Old Town
Brunswick
Caribou
Texas
Georgia
Norern
Midwest
Florida
Marines Face 50 Mile Hike Test At Camp Lejeune
Marines embark on a three day 50 mile hike led by Brig Gen Tompkins at Camp Lejeune with 31 lieutenants and captains. The century old Roosevelt order inspires the test to prove fitness and endurance amid high expectations and potential failures.
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Camp Lejeune
N.C
Robert F. Kennedy
R. McC. Tompkins
David M. Shoup
Teddy Roosevelt
Shoup
Kennedy
Tompkins
J. O. Bell
C. J. Cizek
Kennedy to Honor Lincoln With White House Civil Rights Event
President Kennedy will receive a 250 page historians report on civil rights progress since Lincoln and host 800 officials and civil rights leaders at a White House buffet. The event, where press coverage is banned, marks the first such major social White House gathering of Kennedy’s term.
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Washington
Abraham Lincoln
White House
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
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