Declaration On Cuba Is Sought
Washington reporters describe Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services panels seeking a unified national declaration on Cuba’s military buildup. Secretary Rusk backs a resolution of Congress to express resolve, while debates include blockade or sanctions options and ties to Monroe Doctrine and regional security.
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Washington
Cuba
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services
Rusk
Kennedy Administration
Kennedy
William P. Bundy
Robert 8. McNamara
Russell
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Senate
Western Hemisphere
Rio de Janeiro
House
26 From Ceres Enroll At Bland
Bland high school opens with 26 students from Ceres enrolled without incident. Enrollment marks end of a bitter consolidation dispute after Bland County School Board voted to merge Bland and Ceres, a decision protested by Ceres residents and validated by Judge W L Sexton Jr. Fire at Bland School preceded the ruling and arson probes followed.
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Bland
Bland High School
Ceres
Victor Gilly
Bland County School Board
W. L. Sexton Jr
Sexton
Bland County
Gilly
George Wythe High School
Wytheville
Rich Valley High School
Smyth County
Reactor Tested as Space Booster in Snap Program
The first nuclear reactor from the government Snap program operated during ground tests in Santa Susana California. The device aims to power interplanetary travel by electrical propulsion after conventional boosters lift the spacecraft. The Atomic Energy Commission touted high performance enabling smaller, less costly missile boosters for space missions.
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Washington
Santa Susana
Calif
Atomic Energy Commission
AERC
Conferees Reach Deal on $2.35 Billion College Aid Bill
Washington Senate and House conferees ended a long deadlock by approving a final accord on a federal aid package totaling 2.35 billion dollars for 2040 colleges and universities nationwide.
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Washington
Senate
Nine New Astronauts Set For Moon Era Training
Nine younger astronauts were selected from 253 volunteers to join the space program. The group, including Frank Borman James McDivitt Thomas Stafford Edward White Neil Armstrong Elliot Lee Charles Conrad John Young and James Lovell, will train for a shift from Mercury to Gemini with two men in a single capsule. Center director Dr. Robert Gilruth noted their flight time and jet experience surpass the original seven, and the team will integrate with Mercury pilots as NASA prepares for moon shots under Project Apollo.
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Houston
Pioneer
Robert R. Gilruth
Gilruth
Cape Canaveral
Air Force
Frank Borman
Gary
Ind
James A. McDivitt
Chicago
University of Michigan
Korea
Thomas P. Stafford
Weatherford
Okla
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Edward H. White II
San Antonio
Tex
Neil A. Armstrong
Wapakoneta
Ohio
Navy
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Elliot M. Lee Jr
Dallas
U. S. Merchant Marine Academy
General Electric Co
Charles Conrad Jr
Philadelphia
Princeton
James A. Lovell Jr
Cleveland
Tech Navy
John W. Young
San Francisco
Georgia Tech
NASA
Spacecraft Center
Kennedy
British Dims on European Common Market Drive
London reports say Prime Minister Harold Macmillan faces a weakened path to a Commonwealth mandate for Britain’s bid to join the European Common Market. Five senior Commonwealth leaders balk at terms and urge a better deal for Commonwealth nations as John G. Diefenbaker pressures for a broad free world trade conference. The mood at the conference darkens, while Macmillan vows to push Brussels talks and resist protectionism to keep outward looking policies.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Family Alliance
Canada
John G. Diefenbaker
Commonwealth
Macmillan
Brussels
Belgium
Woman Charged In Slaying Of Bartley Man
A 38 year old McDowell County man William Phillips was killed by a .12 gauge shotgun blast at Bartley Mountain. Evelyn Kaboski is charged with murder and remains jailed in Welch. Her husband Brooks was wounded requiring amputation of part of his arm. The shooting occurred in Kaboski home as Phillips, Brooks Kaboski, and Wayne Blankenship sat in the kitchen.
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McDowell County
Bartley Mountain
Welch
P. E. Gyke
William Phillips
Bartley
Evelyn Kaboski
Gyke
Phillips
Brooks Kaboski
Wayne Blankenship
Kaboski
Kaboskis
Mrs Gallagher wins $12,000 on The Price is Right
Mrs Mary Martha Gallagher of South Charleston West Virginia won twelve thousand dollars on the television show The Price is Right Monday night in New York AP report notes the contestant’s prize and location.
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New York
Mary Martha Gallagher
South Charleston
W. Va
Roanoke Confessed Killer Shot After Standoff
In Roanoke a confessed killer, Frank Lee Simmons, 35, was shot by police after a standoff at his mother’s home on 10th Street SW. He claimed he killed coworker Er. W. Clark of Walker Machine and Foundry. Clark died at Burrell Memorial. Simmons was admitted in critical condition.
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Roanoke
Norfolk Avenue
10Th Street
Burrell Memorial Hospital
Frank Lee Simmons
W. Clark
Fairfax Avenue
Simmons
Clark
Walker Machine and Foundry Corp
Norwich
Burrell Memorial
Be Ing
Ridge Street
Roanoke Avenue
10Th St
W. D. Adama
C. A. Peters
Adame
Peters
Re T. Mitchell
Paul J. West
Poor
Mitchell
Oo Street
Pole
West
Lewisale Hospital
Kennedy Lodge duel drums up Massachusetts primary
Massachusetts heads toward a record primary with Ted Kennedy and George Lodge leading in Democrat and Republican races respectively. Edward McCormack Jr. challenges Kennedy for the Democratic nomination as Lodge seeks to keep his own bid lively. Curtis, 69, faces abolition of his House district as he campaigns for the GOP nomination. Endorsements from Kennedy and McCormack loom large ahead of November.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Kennedy-Lodge
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
George Cabot Lodge
Edward J. McCormack Jr
John W. McCormack
Young Kennedy
President Kennedy
Senate
Laurence Curtis
Lodge
Kennedy
Me. Cormack
Harvard
H. Stuart Hughes
Charles Evans Hughes
McCormack
Teddy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Kennnedy
Ted
Curtis
Washington
Endicott Peabody
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Clement A. Riley
Kennedy Proposes Panel to End Rail Strike
President Kennedy urged Chicago North Western strikers and management to accept an independent three member panel to decide remaining issues and restore full operations within ten days. He called for immediate settlement and noted the strike harms nine midwestern states. Heineman and Leighty were asked to respond by noon the next day.
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Newport
R. I
Kennedy
Chicago & North Western Railway
Presidential Emergency Board
AFL - Cio
C & NW
Ben W. Heineman
Adlai Plans Policy Speech at U.N. General Assembly
Ambassador Adlai E. Stevenson will address the United Nations General Assembly as the United States chief delegate in New York. He will outline U.S. policy and position on global issues during the Thursday session.
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United Nations, N.Y
Adlai FE. Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
Youthful astronauts chosen for moon program
Nine astronauts picked for the moon project due to youth and longer training time. Two groups will be integrated and trained to shoot for the moon and intermediate points as part of the mission plan.
IDA Faces Finances Pressing Funds Shortfall
Washington AP IDA the International Development Association reports it may run out of hard currency funds by mid-1963. With an initial kitty of 757 million, demand for 50 year interest free loans to underdeveloped nations has exceeded projections and a replenishment plan is to be prepared for Congress and other legislatures by next spring.
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IDA
Congress
Washington
International Development Association
Idas
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
International Finance Corp
Per Jacobsson
LMF
United States
India
Pakistan
Inside Abby 10 Movies Add Years 19 Princeton 4 Classified
The page itemizes sections including film listings with years and multiple small segments such as Society, Comics, Sports, Editorials, TV features, and Weather notes. It appears as a catalog of content rather than a single event or narrative with defined outcomes.
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Abby
Princeton
Soviet Rejects Renewal of Berlin Four-Power Ties
Moscow said in a Tass publication that it will not renew relations with the three Allied military commanders in West Berlin. It denounced Berlin as a NATO base and rejected four power control claiming military Kommandatura ended in 1948 after the Western commandants established control.
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Soviet Union
West Berlin
Tass
Berlin
East Germany
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