Cuba and OAS clash over Cuba policy and the Punta Del Este meeting
The article reviews U.S. and OAS positions on Cuba, noting Rusk’s defense of the Punta Del Este conference and its unanimous stance that the Havana regime poses a danger. It discusses trade sanctions prospects, alliance for progress, and contrasts with the 1960 Costa Rica meeting, while highlighting bipartisan reactions and broader hemispheric concerns.
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Tampa
Fla
U.S
Eisenhower
Cuba
United States
Rusk
Punta del Este
Organization of American States
Tilson
E. Robinow
Circuit Court
Ann Ra
Robinow
Cubs
Americas
OAS
Uruguay
Havana
Fidel Castro
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
San Jose
Costa Rica
Congressigna
U. S
Imea
Wayne Morse
Orezon
Bourke Hicktlooper
Iowa
Senate
Fearful Indians Pray as Doomsday Fears Spread in Panic
In Delhi and across India fearful believers gather for prayer as astrologers warn of a three day doomsday period. Brahmins chant verses while people seek protection for homes and refrain from travel amid mounting panic and headlines.
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New Delht
India
Indialam
Nepal
Planning Aggression Case Involving Fid el Casten
The document discusses Cuba's argument that a dispute is confined to Cuba and the United States, diverging from the U S view that the dispute involves Cuba and the broader Inter-American community. It notes tensions and differing interpretations of regional involvement in the conflict.
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Fidel Casten
Cuba
United States
U.S
Six Stores Win Assessment Gutts Legal Ruling
The court reduced six 1960 assessments by 611,645 from 4,908,930 and cut 1958 assessment by 191,415 from 1,191,425 or. The total tax cut for the year equals 24,445 at a 40.8 mill rate.
Liquor Stores Suspended Here for Multiple Offenses
Officials said it is the fourth offense on similar charges since 1354. Pinto’s Package Store at 355 Wayne Street gets 10 days on each of six counts to run concurrently. Triangle Liquor Store, 852 Main Street, receives 10 days on four counts to run concurrently. Clover Package Store, 569 Hallett Street, gets 19 days on four counts to run concurrently. Willinger claimed kickbacks from wholesalers. commission chairman Egan noted he would not name names in private talks. Retailers said price cuts by competitors forced reductions to stay competitive. The commission noted all retailers cited price competition as the reason for lowering prices.
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Inhn B Finty
Pinto
Wayne Street
Harald Hillman
Triangle Liquor Store
Main Street
Arthur Meliopoulos
Clover Package Store
Hallett Street
Willinger
Commission
Raymond J. Egan
UN Urges U S Cuba Settlement Over Cuba Dispute
The United Nations General Assembly faces a Communist backed resolution from Czechoslovakia and Romania calling the US to halt actions against Castro's Cuba and to seek a peaceful settlement. The proposal will be referred to the First Committee for debate starting Monday.
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United Nations
Czechoslovakia
Romania
UN General Assembly
United States
Castro
Cuba
Assembly
Ifination
Argentina Ortiz Cuba expulsion stance at Punta del Este
Argentina says it will follow Punta del Este resolutions and expel Cuba from the inter American system though abstained on one paragraph. Frondizi cryptic reply signals continuing ties for technical reasons. Refugee safety and Vatican relics at Havana embassy cited in ongoing diplomacy.
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Punta del 'Este
Argentina
Cubs
Frondizi
Cuba
Punta del Este
Amoedo
Havana
Frendiz
Lol
Atest
Manuel
Arteaga Y Betancourt
Isador
Cleared after 24 years in jail in clemency reversal
A man jailed 24 years was cleared after clemency action. Six years ago he sought reversal of his unlawful conviction. the appellate court reversed a prior decision and dismissed the indictment citing faded witness credibility in the 25 year old trial.
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Man I
Court of Appeals
Dickens
Scholar Golfer Ronmtack Shifts Focus To Journalism
Sacramento report states Barbara Ronmtack, a leading figure on the women’s pro golf circuit, is pivoting from sports to study psychology and journalism in college, pursuing new career paths beyond competition.
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Sacramento
Calif
Barbara Ronmtack
Groundhog shadow signals six more weeks of winter
The groundhog failed to see his shadow yesterday, extending winter as forecasters predicted six more weeks of cold. Skies cleared enough for a shadow briefly, though the trend remains unsettled with unsettled weather ahead.
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Guimpee
Adoula Intrigued by N Y C Snowfall in New York
Congolese Premier Ch rille Adoula arrived at the United Nations in New York and, shivering from a typically cold February snowstorm, bent to scoop snow from the sidewalk after exiting the Dag Hammarskjold Library. He had flown in from his equatorial homeland to attend UN business.
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United Nations
N.Y
Chrille Adoula
New York
UN Dag Hammarskjola
Adoula
Paris Awaits Rebels Reply On Algerian Peace Accord
Paris officials awaited whether the Algerian rebel government would accept a draft cease-fire and independence agreement reached in secret talks with French representatives. The plan requires approval by the rebel provisional government and the National Council. Security forces ordered 32 tanks and military vehicles to Paris ahead of Charles de Gaulle’s address.
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Paris
J-Ap
National Council
Tripoli
Chieis
Ighe
Charles Des Gaulle
Blood Drive at Telephone 60 Sets Record for Donations
Southern New England Telephone employees donated 135 pints of blood at the Red Cross blood mobile yesterday, the strongest showing since World War II. High donor was George McDerrott Jr with 31 pints, joined by many others including Mrs. Evelyn Tarsh and Robert Camp. Organizers from Red Cross, SNET, and local volunteers coordinated the event and thanked all participants for sustaining the blood program.
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Southern New England Telephone Company
Red Cross Blood Mobile
Red Cross
Itime
George McDerrott Jr
Evelyn Tarsh
Robert Camp
William Poland
Doleth O'Brien
Norman VW
Jack W. Rourick
Lester J. Roy
Edgar W. van Hornani
Robert Joyea
Benjamin Leith
Charles I Moran
Annette Damico
Richard Fitch
Joseph Deak
Richard H. Laomh Bs
Allen Ballard
Charles Harwood
Elabath
Heady
Sally A. Keetor
Joseph J. .Kozak
Jaméa E. Locker
Carl F. Lundberg
James Mc Cormack
Dorothy McFadden
Evarist L. Mayo
Fred J. I McGirr
Rickard M." Kitchell
Olga H. Paquette
Joanné
Piccot
Mary Pickard
Robert F. J. Pistey
Margaret Ann Polo
Luther H. Fottecker
Jeremiah
C. Shea
Harry R. Smith Jr
Robert J. Tempini
Judith E.thompson
JoAnn Vero
Albert Vigione
Nancy Wadsworth
Theresa M. Vargo
Dian Weaver
John Wilkinson
David A. Garbelnick
Blood Pmgram
William K
Mulvihill
The
Idustria
Biren McDermott
Heles Noonan
William Runigan
Frank Tormehik
John Baker
John Devine
Jelem Goldstein
Fairfield Board Studies Budget For Staffing And Programs
Dr. Edgar attributes the proposed budget needs to more music physical education and business teachers tied to class scheduling. Elementary chorus would rise by nearly 300 students with no new teachers. The plan includes half a housemaster at Ludlowe High and a librarian at McKinley School. A K-12 reading program report was presented by Florence Hickey and colleagues.
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Ludlowe High School
McKinley School
de. Edgar
Helf
Ludiowe
Mill Plain School
Florence Hickey
Margaret Donnely
Charlotte Sharpe
Harvey Breeler
Macmillan jeered by boisterous crowd in Oxford
In Oxford on February 2 AP reports Seering booing crowds jeered Prime Minister Macmillan as he arrived to address a local Conservative party meeting. He faced delays entering the Oxford Union hall while guards and detectives helped him squeeze through doors amid outside demonstrations and shattered entrances.
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Oxford
England
Jed Pro
Macmalllan
Oxford Union
Macmillan
Hie
Y Farriendes
Dead Dentist Case Stirs Stamford Court Testimony
Stamford woman Rose Harkness collapsed in Superior Court after testifying in the case of John Stefanisko and co defendant Joseph Russo. Harkness, victim of an alleged rape, identified Stefanisko only after fear subsided, detailing a Greenwich attack with a car ride and subsequent assault in an isolated area. The trial, with defense counsel William Cahill, focused on witness credibility amid medical stress and ongoing jury deliberations.
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Stamford
Shannon
Rose Harkness
John Stefanisko
Stama- Twloa Shaunna
Ing.ford
Green
Streem
Alwich
Shrerm
John F. McGowan
Italy
Ste
Cleveland Plain Deale
Fanasie
Stefanaska
Russo
William T. Cahill
Greenwich
Jarmyn Granted Marriage Annulment
Actress Tit Jarmyn obtained an annulment of her four year marriage to actor James Crig after testifying he refused to have children. She said she had one child from prior marriages and Crig three, but they disagreed on having more, leading to separation.
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Los Angeles
Tit Jarmyn
James Crig
Miss Jarmyn
Craig
Tin
Bombings Of Clerics Homes Baffle Los Angeles Police
Investigators hunted for clues after two ministers homes were bombed in the San Fernando Valley during a panel on extremism attended by actress Marsha Hunt. No injuries reported. Clergymen Rev. John G. Simons and Rev. Brooks Walter and their families were present. damage limited to windows, doors, and a crib. Police described six inch pipe bombs with black powder, noting the incident may reflect amateur or expert handling. Expressions of revulsion came from officials including Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy and Gov. Edmund G. Brown.
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Marsha Hunt
San Fernando Valley
John G. Simons
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
North Tollywood
Brooks Walter
Emerson Unitarian Church
Canoga Park
Miss Hunt
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Association For the United Nations
Prinundt
Robert Kennedy
Thomas Kuchel
Cali
Yernia
Hubert A. Humphrey
Minnesota
Edmund G. Brown
California
Stanley Most
Temapir Sinsi
American Jewish Congress
Walker
Simms
Mary Jane
Colchester Backs Kowalski In Race
The Colchester Democratic Town Committee endorsed U.S. Rep. Frank Kowalski for the Democratic U.S. Senate nomination at a night meeting. Kowalski aides say he has been endorsed by party groups in 24 towns.
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Colchester
Democratic Town Committee
U.S
Frank Kowalski
U. S. Senate
Lawyer Admits Rocky's Wife In Nevada For Divorce
Reno, Nev., Feb. AP. Mrs Nelson Rockefeller is in Nevada to seek a divorce from New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller, her lawyer confirmed. He said she has established residence in Nevada and will pursue the divorce, with a six week residency rule to be met before filing. The governor declined to comment as Mrs Rockefeller stays at a guest ranch near Reno with her sister.
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Nevada
Reno
Nev
Nelson Rockefeller
Remo
New York
Quanly
Dee Moines
Rockefeller
Wes
Wurtes
Oriel
William K. Woodourn
Rockeeller
Woodburn
Harry Drackott
Woman Slashed Suspect Held After Bridgeport Fight
A 28 year old Bridgeport man James Thigpen of Mo West Liberty street was arrested at 5 p m on aggravated assault charges after slashing Ruth MacAllister of 349 Braham avenue during a fight in her apartment. Thigpen, who was wounded, is held on $1 000 bond. The MacAllister woman was treated for knife wounds and no charges were filed against her. Ruby Buster, sister of the MacAllister, was detained for breach of peace. Police reported 4 10 people fled the scene as officers investigated at Stil Vincent's hospital where Thigpen received treatment. Local detectives received multiple calls around 4 p m reporting the altercation.
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Brudgeport
James
Ruby Buster
Buster
Thigpen
Brad
Stil Vincent's Hospital
MacAlister
Funds Sought to Expand Milford Park and State Airports
Hartford February report shows a 314 million Building Program request filed by Agriculture Commissioner Joseph N. Gill. The plan funds watershed flood control and park lands expansion, plus airfield projects at Bradley Windsor Locks and other airports. The commission forwards to the Legislature for final approval.
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Hartford
State Building Program Commission
Joseph N. Gill
Agriculture and Natural Resources
Hammohaseen State Park
Madison
Silver Sands State Park
Milford
State Aeronautics Department
Aeronautics
Aetnngutics Department
Bradley Field
Windsor Locks
Aater
Brainardfield
Trumbull
Groston
Danielson
Milford Plans West Avenue School Amid Enrollment Boost
Milford officials estimate 491 pupils would attend the proposed West Avenue elementary school this fall rising to 585 by 1967. The project aims to relieve four current schools Devon Grammar Lenox Lenox West Main Pumpkin Delight as residents press for funding after a mayoral funding dispute.
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Turnpike
Plains ‘Ad
Foran
West Avenue
Devon Grammar
Lenox Avenue
West Main Street
Pumpkin Delight
Devan
Public UN Bond Sale Urged by Kowalski
In WASHINGTON on February 2 AP reports Rep. Frank Kowalski Democratic Connecticut urged public participation in a proposed United States purchase of 100 million dollars in United Nations Bonds. He supports authorizing a special issue of US bonds in 350 and 100 denominations to fund UN bonds, arguing it would protect Treasury costs and give common Americans a stake in the UN effort.
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Waliington
United States
United Nations
Frank Kowalski
D-Conn
Kennedy
Kowalskmid
Treasury
Kowalski
U.S
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