Keating offers Cuba data to Kennedy in interview
Senator Kenneth Keating proposes to brief President Kennedy on Soviet military activity in Cuba. He clarifies he has not confirmed all reports and would not reveal sources. Keating disputes Pentagon claims about bases and supports open hearings if Senate committee approves.
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Judge Rules For Sheriff and School Man in Damages Suit
A four page ruling by Judge L R Carson dismisses Amos Kilmer 6 of Brooklyn filed by his father Har ry Kilmer against Poweshiek County Sheriff William Welch and Brooklyn School Principal Herbert Haas. The suit sought 10000 from each for alleged false arrest and harassment tied to questions about the father’s fence cutting. The judge found no arrest or imprisonment and that the sheriff acted within duties. Costs taxed to the plaintiff.
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Poweshiek County
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Herbert Haas
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Harry J. Kilmer
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De Gaulle Says Britain Fends Off U S Leverage In EU Talks
Paris AP reports President De Gaulle rejects claims he mimics Hitler or Napoleon by blocking Britain from the Common Market. He says Britain is kept out to prevent being a U S stooge controlling Europe. Elysee receptions shape the view that England wields influence in foreign press and circles.
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Man Jailed Over Unpaid Parking Tickets in Cedar Rapids
William E. Maudsley aged 43 began a 46 day sentence in Cedar Rapids city jail for failing to pay 31 parking tickets. Municipal Judge Howard McLaughlin fined $5 per ticket totaling $155, but Maudsley could not pay. The tickets dated back to May.
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Howard McLaughlin
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Des Moines House Defeats Riley Reapportionment Plan
In Des Moines the Iowa house voted 73 to 28 against Rep. Tom Riley's substitute reapportionment plan. Supporters call Shaff's plan a step forward while Riley labels his offer as half a loaf toward equitable legislative seats.
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Kennedy news conference to be aired by KCRG radio and TV
President Kennedy's news conference will be broadcast live by KCRG radio at 3 p.m. and on KCRG television at 4 p.m. The event will bring the latest statements from the White House to local listeners and viewers.
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Conservatives Back Diefenbaker As Election Leader
In Ottawa the Conservative party caucus and cabinet reasserted support for Prime Minister Diefenbaker as leader ahead of the April election. Finance Minister Nowlan said Diefenbaker will be prime minister after the vote, while tensions over nuclear weapons and party unity lingered among members and ministers.
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Lester Pearson
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U.S
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Russian Warning on Japan Pressed Ahead
London AP reports Russia charged that Japan is preparing to receive American nuclear weapons and warned the Soviet government could take counter action. The claim centers on Tokyo’s cooperation with the United States and potential implications for regional security.
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Two Held After Knife Robbery of Anamosa Man
Frank X. Dolan of Anamosa said two men Allen J. Dunek and Joseph F. Botello beat him, threatened him with a letter opener, stole $7, and forced him to drive around Cedar Rapids before an apparent attack near downtown. Dolan identified the suspects, who rode in his car for about an hour after leaving Joe and Cliff's cafe.
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Cedar Rapids
Frank X. Dolan
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Cliff
First Avenue NE
Dunek
Tax Break Expanded for Many Married Couples
The administration liberalized its tax plan to boost relief for low and middle income couples. The revised plan increases the minimum deductions to $600 for a two child couple and adds $300 for the taxpayer plus $100 for the wife and $100 per child. If a $5 000 income with standard deduction, taxes drop from 420 to 280 dollars by 1965. Dill on defended curbing itemized deductions to the portion exceeding 5 percent of income.
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McNamara to Lead TV Briefing on Cuba Crisis
The administration will present its Cuba buildup case at a 4 p.m. CST news briefing led by Defense Secretary McNamara. The session, aired live on major networks, will include a one hour presentation followed by questions. Officials would not confirm if the move came from the NSC meeting or if the president urged the change.
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Emma Konasek First C R Traffic Fatality of Year
An 83 year old widow, Emma Konasek, was fatally struck by a taxicab while crossing in front of her home on the way to a 6 am mass at St. Ludmila's church. She lived at 1916 J street SW and was en route with her sister to the church. The Cedar Rapids tragedy marks the year's first traffic death. Cab driver Earl D Morgan, 31, said he was blinded by the headlights of an oncoming car and was en route to 306 Twenty-eighth avenue SW. He drove for Ace Cab Co and was traveling about 20.
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Joe Filipi
J Street
Earl D. Morgan
Bowling Street
Morgan
Ace Cab Co
Twenty-eighth Avenue
Kennedy restricts ships with Cuba calls from carrying US financed cargoes
President Kennedy issued an edict barring shipment of U.S. government financed cargoes on vessels that have called at Cuban ports since January 1 1963. The move aims to isolate Castro and pressure shipowners to shun Cuba, with limited exception for lines that pledge all ships will avoid Cuban trade.
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