Rusk Sees Cuban Return To Family
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk and U S officials anticipate action in Washington Thursday on Cuba. In Uruguay, Rusk indicated Cuba’s Castro regime may be expelled from the Organization of American States as delegates debate sanctions and a broad embargo. The OAS vote to oust Castro passed 20 to 0 with 6 abstentions, and the council planned to carry the ouster out without delay.
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Wallendas Tragedy Follows Highwire Rescue Performance
DETROIT AP Herman Wallenda and his son Gunther joined Jean Mendez on the same high wire from which two Wallendas fell to death Tuesday. A crowd of about 6,000 watched as Mendez, Herman, and Gunther completed a tense act while tributes and grief surfaced among performers. The spectacle ended with the troupe pushing through despite shock, as the show must go on.
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Richard
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Dieter Shepp
Mario Wallenas
Classified Fragments From A Confusing Page
A scrambled OCR fragment lists odd items and misspelled terms such as Patterns, Classified, Comics, Guards, Sparing, and Gigs Gazed with unclear amounts or descriptions. The readable text hints at a classified-like page with miscellaneous words and stray figures.
Kennedy orders probe into stockpile excesses in U S
President Kennedy announced a Senate subcommittee will investigate excessive stockpiling of strategic materials. He said $7.7 billion is stockpiled, nearly $3.4 billion above emergency needs, and halted new acquisitions except three scarce items. A commission will also review the stockpile without disrupting prices.
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Kennedy Proposes Tougher Farm Controls to Cut Surplus
President Kennedy outlined a new farm program designed to shrink government involvement by imposing stricter production controls on wheat feed grains and milk. The plan, supported by Democrats and opposed by Republicans, targets a $5 billion saving over four years but would risk price supports and draw intense congressional opposition. It would also use surplus sales if controls fail, angering farmers and sparking debates on democratic referenda.
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Turkey
No Steps Taken To Alter Abolish BSC Senate House Leaders Concur
CHARLESTON AP House action referring a resolution to a between sessions study committee did not constitute a step toward abolishing or changing Bluefield State College. Senate President How ard W Carson and House Speaker Julius W Singleton Jr urged readers to dismiss concerns, noting the resolution never passed the House nor led to any introduced bill.
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Woman Killed In Collision Near Union
A car collision on U S 219 near Union WV killed Mary Bolger Weschler 54 of Winchester VA. State Trooper R L Oates said she was ejected from her car after a sideswipe with a tractor trailer driven by Charles W Phipps of Crab Orchard. No charges were filed.
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Coal Pipeline Up For Senate Action
The Senate will consider the coal pipeline bill on Thursday with one amendment pending and other floor amendments possible before a vote. The measure, backed by the Barron administration, is expected to pass though a close vote is possible. House action mirrors broader tax relief bills and extends the 3 percent sales tax on sales over 1, with a concurrent 1 percent increase in pari mutuel betting tax on horse racing. A plan to substitute the House version for the Senate bill may push the measures to a conference committee. The pending amendment on eminent domain would restrict seizure rights for roads serving coal plants, while the Senate bill combines three measures to grant eminent domain powers to coal pipeline firms.
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Rights For Roads In Coal Pipeline Plan Debate
The Judiciary Committee sent a bill to the floor with passage recommended to grant eminent domain rights to road builders for coal haulage to power plants. The measure, amended, would affect private interests and CM Carrigan seeks to fit it into the coal pipeline bill. Also noted: tempera tures forecast into Monday and a series of Senate and House actions on transport and tax bills altering state revenue by about 9.6 million annually, with a $131.3 million operating budget and a $780,000 pari mutuel tax adjustment.
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Pineville High Student Faces Juvenile Firearm Charge
A Pineville High School student was released to his parents after a preliminary hearing date was set in Juvenile Court. Sheriff Leland Phillips said the unnamed juvenile fired a .38 pistol during a Pineville Man High game in the rest room after an argument that began four days earlier. A Keyrock youth was leaving when Brenton youth drew the pistol and fired. the bullet hit the ceiling. Hearing scheduled for February 10.
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Area Highways Get The All Clear Sign
State police in Southern West Virginia and Southwest Virginia said roads were all clear again last night after a previous night of hazardous driving due to snow. Motorists were warned to watch for slick spots on curves bridges and shaded areas in surrounding counties including Mercer County Virginia and Virginia counties.
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Adzhubei Cites Russ Laos Hopes
Alexei Adzhubei son in law of Soviet Premier Khrushchev said Russia hopes for an Laos agreement and it may come soon. He spoke after meeting President Kennedy at a news conference and declined to discuss specifics, saying to ask the President.
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