Rusk Warns on Red Troops in Cuba and China Threat
Secretary of State Dean Rusk warned the United States faces danger from potential Red troops in Cuba and warned about a Chinese atomic device. He urged a nuclear restraint pact and outlined emergency military aid to India totaling sixty million dollars, matched by Britain, for mountain warfare and infantry gear. He noted no immediate Air Force commitments for defending Indian cities amid possible Chinese aggression.
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United States
India
Rosk
Britain
U.S. Air Force
Ex Envoy Braden Urges Invasion to Oust Cuba
Former U S ambassador to Cuba urges armed invasion by expatriate and Latin American troops trained by the United States. He accuses past administrations of failure over Bay of Pigs, Castro, and the Cuban regime, arguing starvation pressure could topple communism.
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Ind
San
Cuba
United States
U.S
Sprulle Braden
Manion Forum
Kennedy
Braden
Eisenhower
Fidel Castro
Russia
China
Soviet Union
Salem Lutheran Council Elected at Annual Meeting
Salem Lutheran church members adopted the new Lutheran Church in America constitution and elected a 2 member church council. The budget and building plans were approved, with Walter Johnson elected president and Roy Johnson secretary, among other officers and members. A planned additions committee was named and the pastor reported 80 new members this past year.
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Lutheran Church In America
Salem Lutheran Church
Park Avenue
America
Salem Larthecan
Avgustana Synod
the Council
Rodney Elelson
Brice
Seaburg
A. Edward Schotz
Roger Johnson
Robert Halleck
Anthony Hlavacek
Fred Carlson
Arthur Carlsad
Vernon Westberg
Wilbur Ressler
James Patrick
Douglas Main
Dermott Luckner
Elmer Linell
Richard Johnson
Walter Anderson
William Moffitt, IV
Calvin Larson
Axel Johnson
Warner Garanzel
Sivert Errstrom
Oregon State Names Cooper as Grid Coach
Oregon State announces John Cooper, former Iowa State captain and defensive back, named assistant football coach. Cooper, 27, reportedly played as a freshman at Iowa State last year and served as Cyclones captain in 1964.
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Corvallis
Ore
John Cooper
Iowa’ State
Oregon State
Iowa State
Paul Trogano Heads District CYO Council
Paul Trogano of St Theresa's CYO was elected president of the Bridgeport Diocesan CYO Youth Council at the first 1963 Stamford meeting held at Stamford Catholic High School. Danna Varnone, Riverside. Torothy Dolynk, Huntington. and Anthony Coelho Jr. were named officers.
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Paul ‘Trocano
St. Fheresa
CYO
Trumbull
Bridgeport
CYG
Stamford
Danna ‘Varnone
St. Catherine
Riverside
Torothy Dolynk
St. Lawrence
Huntington
Anthony Coelho Jr
Sacred Heart
Panbuy
Dhitowshowt Shel
Stamford-Greenwich
Enasidio G. Gregori
New England
C&o
Youth Confesses to Slayings in Rhode Island Case
A 16 year old from Tolman High School in Pawtucket admits to a string of killings amid a nationwide storm. Investigators say the youth, identified as Thomas Knott, broke down after stakeouts and provided details of the Frenier murder and other assaults. Police say he has undergone psychiatric evaluation and shows moments of contrition. The case links to a 1861 East Providence supermarket killing where the suspect forced a drive and dumped a body into a reservoir.
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Fiora
Naion
Tast
Augusta
Maine
Middle Atlantic
Great Lakes
Ohio
Providence District Court
Greats
Salina
Eavier
Ohio Valley
Hilton
Raymond Gazidla
Attlebora
Thomas Knott
Tolman High Aches
Pawtucket
Stile
Attleboro
William Heussler
Heusster
Sayliz
Frenier
Poice
Massachusetts
Pewsmen
East Providence
St. Regis
Providence
Frequent White House visits mark Kenedy family guest room life
Washington gossip notes that Rose Kennedy streams through the White House, sleeping in the Lincoln bedroom and attending events with the Kennedy family. Jacqueline Kennedy’s sister Lee Radziwill and her children frequent the residence, while President Kennedy notes the White House is not a place to make new friends.
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White House
Washington
Prency
Congress
Edward M
Ted) Kennédy
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
Robert F. Kennédy
High Bench
Sar- Her
Lyndon B. Johnson
John W. McCormack
Earl Warren
Wat- Ten
Jacqueline Kennedy
Lee Radziwill
London
Reguilar
Judy
Jackie
Kennedy
Georgetown Séclion
Harry 5. Youman
Dwight
Eisene Howee
Rules Committee Reinstates Old Strike Zone For Pitchers
NEW YORK AP The playing rules committee voted to restore the old shoulder to knee strike zone after years of changes. Charley Segas noted recent rules had favored batters and the unanimous panel signaled a shift in thinking. Cal Hubbard said the change could affect calls by 10 to 12 inches, with current warnings above the fence allowing more umpire flexibility.
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New York
Baseball Pully
Charley Segas
1Iman
Elfetet
Cal Hubbard
van Piith
Gun-Toter Arrested in Stratford Avenue Case
Evangelista Osorio age 24 of 446 Stratford Avenue was arrested yesterday on the charge of carrying a pistol without a permit. He is held on $500 bail pending further investigation.
Lycoming Federal Credit Union Meeting Postponed
The annual membership meeting of the Lycoming Federal Credit Union was cancelled due to weather. New officers were to be elected at the rescheduled meeting, with no show date yet announced.
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Lycoming Federel Credit Wnion
Am approves Lockheed pact faces delay and talks
A stateside Taft Hartley injunction delays ratification as AM and Lockheed executives discuss a new three year contract. International VP Marc Giusto says no Boeing negotiations while Thomas McNett hails the pact as best obtainable. The accord boosts pay 28.3 cents hourly over three years and adds vacations and training benefits. union officials expect rapid ratification in Seattle.
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Seattle
Ham J. Linberg
Marc J. Gi 5O
Lockheed
Boeing
Thomas McNett
Lockhead Machinists' Lodge 1 727
Robert Simpson
Stewards
University of Califomnia
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Courtlands S. Gross
Lockheed ‘Board
West Cas Aerospace Cdimpray
Wnim
Washington
William Skin
Federal Medition and Conciliation Service
California
Stalingrad Commander Criticizes Stalin in Khrushchev Tribute
Marshal Andrei Yeremenko asides Stalin over 1942-43 failures and lauds Khrushchev’s wartime roles in Pravda during Stalingrad anniversary observances. He argues Stalin’s strategic errors and highlights Khrushchev guiding tank brigades and urging courage as Soviet forces encircled and crushed German defenses.
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Communist Party of the
Nikita Khrushchev
Yeremenko
Stalingrad
Khrushchev
Nursing school awards at St Vincent's Hospital
Four freshmen from St Vincent's Hospital School of Nursing received Merit awards during cap and awards exercises in the school auditorium. Sister Anne William presented general excellence to Lorraine Byizafka Stratford, excellence in science to Gertrude Deiadik Derby, and excellence in fundamentals to Sharon Galligan Trumbull, with Pout Pryor Bridgeport noted for another excellence award. Sister Mary Levis and Sister Anne William led the cap presentations while Rev. William R. Nagle blessed the caps.
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St Vincent's Hostial School of Nursing
Anne William
Lorraine Byizafka
Stratford
Gertrude
Deiadik
Derby
Pout Pryor
Bridgeport
Sharon Galligan
Trumbull
Mary Levis
School faculty hosts reception for new nurses and trends
Fraud suspect nabbed Albert Sequin of 122 Cottage Street was arrested yesterday on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. Pending circuit court, Sequin is held in bail set at 50 dollars.
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Albert Sequin
Cottage Street
Sequin
AEC Aid Sought For Haddam Neck Plant
Connecticut Yankee Atomic Power seeks AEC financial assistance for design and construction of a large nuclear power station at Haddam Neck. Decision expected by March. Twelve New England utilities to sponsor ownership. plant size about 500000 kilowatts with cost estimated at 70 to 80 million dollars and completion planned for 1967.
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Haddam Neck
Connnecticut Yankee Atomic Power Company
William J. Cooper
Unitetlluminating Company
Connecticut Yankee Group
AEC
Cooper
Seecuritirg and Exchange Commission
Connecticut Public Utilities Commission
New England
Massachusetts
Lave Sling
Department of Public Utilities
Assimte Power Company
Connecticut General Assembly
Dempsey
Yankee Alomiz Victrir Company
Rowe
Mass
AREA PIERS BUSY IN WAKE OF DOCK STRIKE
Longshoremen in Bridgeport and New Haven worked over the weekend to load scrap iron and unload cement from ships at local terminals. Two seven man shifts moved cargo aboard the Greek ship Horse and prepared to unload a Norwegian flag vessel. Union official Pietrini said workers were glad to return to work and noted time and a half pay for Sunday hours, with a US ship due at Ciled terminal on Thursday to load chamber. He added there isn’t a real backlog but operations will continue daily for several weeks.
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Josephi Stalin
Khrushchev
Andrei I. Yeremenkal
Pravda
Stalingrad
Volpograd
The
Volga
Yeremenko
Marishal
Soviet Union
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Stalin
Europe
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Jone
Regiena
Volgograd
William J. McKee Fitch
St. Vincent de Paul
Ridgefield
Mary
Stalingrud
Veremenkh
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Cileo
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Cisco
Ita
Constanting Pic
Busines
Langshare- Twnen
Bridgeport
Denratt
Pietrini
U.S
Fietelni
Bird Man of Alcatraz lawyer seeks release on birthday
Heavily in favor of clemency, attorney Stanley Furman said Robert Stroud’s case is now before the nation. The Stroud committee has gathered over 100000 signatures urging federal executive clemency as the bird man nears his 74th birthday.
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Calif
Bird Man
Alcaleaz
Stanley Furman
Strmud
Alcatraz
Stroud
Burt Lancaster
Thomas E. Gaddis
Guy Trosper
Tan ‘Committee
Robert Stroud
Strobe
Trea
Pope considered becoming a journalist in youth
In Vatican City on January 27, Pope John XX told about 200 Catholic journalists that he once aspired to be a newspaperman. He recalled a youthful wish to follow journalism, but said God steered him a different path and praised journalists as a vital way to connect with people.
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John XX
Vatican
San Francisco di Sales
Presbyterian Leaders Named at First Church Board Meeting
Joseph of Barney was reelected president of the First Presbyterian church board of trustees at a congregational meeting yesterday. John P. Baxter became vice president, Sarah Davis was secretary, Sheen W. Rasmussen treasurer, and C David Munich named custodian of trust funds. New trustees include Vincent L. Bradford, Henry D. Greer, Lincoln A. Young and David B. Smith. They will serve three year terms with officers serving one year.
Youth in wild chase arrested in Norwalk
A 16 year old Norwalk youth identified as 85 John W. Hine of 340 Newtown Avenue led four patrol cars through Carroll's drive in Westport Avenue and other areas in a half hour chase Saturday night. He is held on 509 bond for rock less driving, driving without a license and operating an unregistered motor scooter. Police say the scooter did not belong to Hine and he was tracked after asking someone to recover the machine. The owner pressed charges and Hine is summoned to appear in Cheeuit Court February 8.
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Norwalk
Sccotey
John W. Hine
Newtown Avenue
Carroll
Westport Avenue
Hunt
Fatrolman
Vasco Willis
Hive
Bellad Tim
Scadter
Willard Yoad
Jeff
Hite
Hine
Panto
Spocar
Cheeuit Court
Man and officer fight on Golden Gate Bridge rail
Patrolman John Halligan clung to the rail while a suspected ex convict, Henry Anthony Carl, 39, of Santa Clara fought on the span above San Francisco Bay. Carl, arrested later in the city jail, faced charges including possessing a revolver and illegal parking after a car was found stalled on the bridge.
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San Francisco
California
Halligan
Henry Anthony Carl
Santa Clara
Britain alerts troops in new Borneo crisis
Britain warns troops are deployed as Brunei unrest unfolds with security forces citing evidence of large rebel losses. Brunei, a small oil rich sultanate, is defended by Sarawak and Brunei's defense and foreign affairs ministry.
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Britain
New Borneo
Datsinte
Brunei
Sarewak
Uritil
Gantt to Enter Clemson Today
Gantt plans enrollment at Clemson as campus clamps down on potential disruption. State police and SLED coordinate plans amid threats tied to desegregation. Gantt, a transfer from Iowa State, will visit Clemson’s Architecture School and then move to Titman Hall to complete registration.
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Christopher Gantt
Navy Shipyard
Charleston
Gant
Columbia
Mathew J. Perry
Perry
Chimish
State Law Finformment Division
Clemsda House
Clemson
Gantt
J. P. Strom
State Law Enforcement
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Olice
College Atticlats
Donald S. Russell J
Transfee
Una
Charles
Iowa State University
Ames
Iowa
Clamson
Lupton Defects From GOP To Oppose Connecticut Conservatives
John M. Lupton, long an unsuccessful Republican candidate, disavows ties to a Westbrook led effort to form a Conservative party in Connecticut. The Westproce group, led by Jaenes H. Steinson, seeks a conservative option after what they call liberal choices in recent elections. Lupton says he is not connected to the Westbrook faction and has not been approached by its members.
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Lupton
U.S
Barry Goldwater
R-Asiz
Republican Party
Westbrook Grup
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