Solons Jittery On Cuba
Senators on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee remain uneasy about the Cuban crisis after a 22 hour briefing by Secretary of State Dean Rusk. Senators Aiken and Lausche voiced unresolved questions and apprehension, noting Rusk has more explaining to do as Fulbright summarized Rusk’s views.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dean Rusk
George D. Aiken
Rusk
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Cuba
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Whale Riders Sit On Finback Whale Off San Diego
Four marine biologists rode the back of a 45 foot finback whale for three hours off the coast of San Diego. They wore skin diving gear and photographed the exhausted creature after freeing it from a net and line. The whale swam away toward the open sea.
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San Diego
Calif
Charles R. Nicklin Jr
Nicklin
Federal grants total 693540 for Maine sewer projects
Three Maine communities Caribou Mars Hill and Sanford receive federal sewer project grants totaling 693540 announced Friday by Senator Edmund Muskie of Maine.
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Washington
Maine
Caribou
Mars Hill
Sanford
Edmund
Muskie Dmaine
Tshombe Heads to Kolwezi After Secret Dash from Elisabethville
Katanga leader Moise Tshombe arrived in Northern Rhodesia after a secret dash from Elisabethville amid UN pressure. Officials warned Kolwezi could be his next target as he signaled a last stand against UN forces. Diplomatic sources doubt he will return to Elisabethville, fearing UN advances and new Congolese army arrivals. Tshombe’s escape came as consuls described him as frightened and dejected, with his fate tied to mining installations and Katanga’s bid for independence.
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Itshombe
Ndosa
Northern Rhodesia
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Elisabethville
U.N
Kolwezi
Tshombe
Jadotville
Congo
Kennedy Eyes Two Stage Tax Cuts This Year
Washington AP report says President Kennedy plans a modest July 1 income tax cut with a second reduction next year totaling about 10 billion dollars. Exemptions and special treatments may be trimmed to offset the cuts while deficits rise in the near term. The full proposal is expected in a late January message and may appear in the State of the Union and the budget.
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Washington
T AP
U.S
New York
State Department
Soviet Union
United States
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Geneva
William C. Foster
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Foster
Kuznetsov
Britain
Cuba
Berlin
Harold Macmillan
Nassau
Kuznetosy
Berin
Congress
Record cold and snow sweep across two thirds of nation
The Associated Press reports a severe winter blast across the Plains to the Northeast, with 46 below readings in some areas, heavy Midwest snow, and fog shutting airports. Colorado and Wyoming posted subzero and subzero-like temps, while three children died in a Grand Junction area car snowdrift.
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Associated Press
Plains States
Midwest
Colorado
Wyoming
Laramie
Wyo
Denver
Fort Collins
Grand Junction
Pueblo
Kansas City
Wisconsin
Weather Bureau
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Penn
Hair Color Question Sought Off Driver Licenses
A Portland woman legislator urges removing the hair color query from state driver licenses. Rep. Catherine Hendricks argues hair color changes are common and privacy concerns concern beauty secrets. She cites New York's move to shed the question as a precedent and links it to tamper proof license plans.
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Portland
Catherine I, Hendricks
Paul A. MacDonald
Hendricks
Gov. Reed
New York State
Printers Strike Shuts New York Papers for Weeks
A 36 day strike by the printers union halted nine major New York newspapers. A fact finding panel labeled the walkout deliberate bargaining leverage and recommended joint mediators from city state and federal levels. The report notes no side moved during 15 negotiating sessions and faces ongoing wage disputes and potential new Cleveland paper plans.
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New York
W. Willard Wirtz
S. the Publishers Association
Wirtz
Robert F. Wagner
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Bertram A. Powers
ITU Local
Cleveland Record
Thestrike
Cleveland
Teamsters Union
Newspaper Guild
Harold R. Medina
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New York Criminal Court
Joseph O'Grady
David W. Peck
State Supreme Court
Saco Crime Decline Highlighted In 1962 Police Report
Police Chief Raymond Kerry presents the 1962 annual Saco report showing 365 arrests in 1962 versus 386 in 1961, noting morale gains, pay increases, crosswalk safety improvements, and a new spot map to track accidents. He outlines recommendations for 1963 including a new call box, filing cabinets, an additional officer, a night shift raise, and another patrol car.
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Saco
Raymond Kerry
Kerry
Federal Bureau of Investigation
David Sheehan
Elm
Main
Ole Miss Administration Named Weak By DOJ Official
A Justice Department aide criticized the University of Mississippi for failing to discipline students amid Meredit h harassment and federal presence. He urged campus leaders to act independently to maintain learning conditions and allow Meredith to continue his education.
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Washington
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Justice Department
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Meredith
Kennedy
John D. Williams
Chuckle Above Describes A Talkative Figure
A humorous item presents a person described as someone who speaks when wanted, noting it with a light tone and familiar newsroom cadence. The remark centers on a social trait rather than a specific event or location.
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