Rusk warns of danger from Soviet troops in Cuba
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said Soviet forces in Cuba will remain a concern for the United States and the Western Hemisphere. He testified before a House Foreign Affairs committee in a closed session, noting four small but heavily armed Soviet combat units in Cuba and stressing that Western Europe must be secure through Atlantic alliance unity. He also discussed nuclear test ban talks and U.S. views on De Gaulle’s possible moves, warning that changes in NATO policy require a major Soviet shift.
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GOP Senators Hit One Man Cuba Probe
New York Republicans denounce a one man inquiry into the Bay of Pigs disaster. Sen. Everett Dirksen and Sen. Jacob Javits say any review must be nonpartisan. The article also notes Indonesian unrest near British Borneo and regional military postures, with details on forces and potential interventions.
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Weather report from Ex Werthermore to Bridgeport and vicinity
Mostly sunny and cold with a breezy wind. Highs near 25 with very cold nights below zero. Yesterday’s high 46, low 26, barometer readings around 85 and rising. Almanac notes January 28 marks the twenty eighth day of the year and the thirty eighth day of winter with sunrise at 7:08 a.m. and sunset at 5: four p.m.
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Castro alleges CIA spies seized in Havana
The Cuban government said it cracked up a network of saboteurs under MIAMI and Central Intelligence orders, seizing 36,860 pesos and a cache of arms including guns, rifles, submachine guns, and booby trapped pens. Arrests were reported in Oriente province with several suspects tied to the Havana naval base.
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Crash Kills Mother and Four Children in Michigan
Flint Michigan January 27 AP a mother Agnes Marie Pobocik 72 of Mount Morris her four children and a babysitter Shirley Jean Carl 20 died in a two car crash on M 21 six miles west of Flint six others injured Police said the death car was smashed in half by Lenard Baldwin 29 of Breckenridge his wife Elizabeth 31 and four other passengers injured in the opposing vehicle
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Classified Ads and Puzzles Page Highlights
A compact view of Telegram Daily features includes classifieds, a crossword puzzle, Dear Abby, TV and radio notes, bridge column, sports, theater, and women’s news. The section emphasizes readers’ ads, entertainment, and practical columns within the daily paper.
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Cya
Gas Crisis Strikes Sedalia Missouri Cities Decline Utilities
Sedalia Missouri faces a severe gas outage as pipes fail shutting down heating for hospitals churches and schools. Public service crews rush to repair a cracked valve with help from other towns while authorities organize mobile radio units to assist elderly residents.
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Dillon Optimistic On Tax Program Passage
Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon expressed optimism that Congress will enact a comprehensive tax reform this year. He said structural changes and significant rate reductions could pass the House Ways and Means Committee and reach the Senate by June 1, while hoping for retention of major Kennedy-proposed provisions.
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Winter Storm Hits Wafield Area with Freezing Rain
A heavy eight hour freezing rain storm swept the Wafield countryside, leaving cars snowbound and streets slick. Police reported no serious accidents as temperatures fell to near 9 degrees with 25 mph winds, prompting cautious driving along major routes.
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Arctic Cold Grips Mid Continent and Northeast
A blinding snowstorm battered New York and New England while arctic air pushed across the midcontinent. Two storm centers merged, with Rumford Maine reporting heavy snow in six hours as cold fronts spread subzero temperatures from the northern plains to the Rockies. Weather forecasts warn the polar surge will prolong the siege across much of the country, with Bismarck recording a winter-low 40 and freeze warnings issued from the eastern Trans-Mohavian states to the Texas Rio Grande Valley.
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Trade Wrangle Nears The Battle of Waterloo
BRUSSELS June 27 CAP British American and European diplomats meet in Brussels for talks to halt a new war risk. The conference opens amid high stakes over West European economic and defense patterns as Britain seeks Common Market membership opposed by de Gaulle. Heath meets Herter and Spinetto to align positions before key dinners.
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Gantt to Enter Clemson Tomorrow Amid Sealed Dispute
Marvin Gantt, a 20-year-old African American architectural student from Iowa State University, plans to enroll at Clemson University tomorrow around 1 30 am. Federal courts have blocked entry while Clemson appeals to the U S Supreme Court. Gantt prepared in Charleston, packing for a semester as authorities seek to maintain peace during the transition.
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Copter saves sailor after fall from carrier deck
US Navy reports third class Aviation Boatswain's Mate Michael Street fell 70 feet into the sea from the USS Ranger near Luzon Island Philippines. A helicopter crew hoisted him back aboard uninjured thanks to a deck helmet and yellow flight jacket.
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Probers Urge New U S Look At Western Europe
A bipartisan Foreign Relations Committee report urges the United States to revise Europe policy. It calls for lighter NATO defense burdens by Western Europe, increased Western European NATO commitments, and a tougher stance on Berlin and NATO cohesion. The group criticizes the Common Market, Western aid philosophy, and European defense contributions. It urges higher European military spending linked to American force reductions if Europeans boost NATO support.
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Youth 17 Admits Brutal Killings in Rhode Island
A 17 year old high school student from Pawtucket confessed to multiple murders in the Providence area, including the slaying of Nancy Frenier in her home on December 22. He also implicated for the killing of Adith Martins, a 38 year old Attleboro housewife and bookkeeper. Police say the motive is unclear and the suspect appears confused about his actions. Seven kitchen knives were found near Martins’ body. The boy’s case goes to family court as proceedings continue.
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Lockheed machinists approve contract vote at meeting
Lockheed Aircraft machinists approved a three year labor contract at a mass meeting in Burbank. The vote supports wages and union access, with provisions for a union membership discussion for new hires and joint steward training. Across sites from Hawaii to Cape Canaveral, talks ended after eight months and amid a Taft Hartley context.
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