U S Faces Narrow Cuba Policy Between War and Negotiation
Undersecretary of State George W. Ball said U S policy toward Cuba must stay between war and negotiation, pursuing stronger Latin American resistance and economic denial. He defended the embargo, urged NATO cooperation against Cuba trade, and warned against supplying spare parts or locomotives to Havana.
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George W. Ball
U.S
Cuba
Washington
Ball
Havana
Omicron Delta Kappa Society
United States
Isle
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Arkansas Democrat
NATO
France
Rube Goldberg Retires from Cartoons at 81 to Sculpt
Rube Goldberg, age 81, announces retirement from cartooning to pursue sculpture. He ends a 69 year career with the New York Journal American and 43 other papers. His first job as a cartoonist was with the Chronicle in San Francisco, and by 1916 he earned about 100000 a year in New York creating Boob McNutt and Mike and Ike They Look Alike.
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AWW York
Rube Goldberg
Goldberg
New York Journal-American
The
Chronicle
U S To Cut Down Military Bases
The Pentagon announced reductions at 63 sites including an Army ammunition depot in Nebraska and South Dakota, a naval air station in Louisiana, Ft. Lawton in Washington, and four sea plane bases in Florida and Virginia. The Watertown arsenal near Boston would be hardest hit, with mainly the Army Materials Research Agency remaining. About 10 056 civilian and military personnel will be cut, 6400 in the U S. Overseas cuts will be about 5600. Plans emphasize phased reductions over up to 3½ years with retraining and moving expense support for affected workers and assistance to communities through the Office of Economic Adjustment.
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Rawe Une
United States
Army Ammunition Deputy
Nebraska
South Dakota
Naval Auxiliary Air Station
Louisiana
Ft. Lawton
Seat He
Wash
Florida
Virginia
Watertown Arsenal
Boston
Army Materials Research Agency
Naval Weapons Industrial Reserve
Decatur
Muskogee
Ohia
Pentagon
McNamara
Defense Department
Department
Office of Economic Adjustment
Defense Chief
Pa. Faces Tariff Cuts Hurting Glass Industry
Rep. Albert W. Johnson warns a proposed 50 percent tariff cut on imported glass containers could devastate Pennsylvania plants. He notes Knox, Marienville, Parker, Oil City, Port Allegany and Brockway employ over 3,000 workers with $12 million in annual payroll and urges tariffs to rise. He spoke as trade talks approach in Geneva.
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Washington
Albert W. Johnson
R-Pa
Johnson
Pennsylvania
Christian A. Herter
Herter
Geneva
Knox
Marienville
Parker
Oil City
Port Allegany
Brockway
Spartansburg Notes And Events From Florence Kinney
Spartansburg community welcomes Mr and Mrs Douglas Ploss who bought the Litvingers mobile home on Mechanic street. Howard Blystone attended a Singer Co convention in Pittsburgh with managers and executives. Tomorrow clocks will switch to Daylight Saving Time. Dennis Murdock visits family while serving with the Marines at New Rivers NC. Victory Guild plans a May 7 card party and bake sale with ticket chairwoman Mrs Helen Montero. Prom to Dawn sponsors appoint committees for the breakfast event. Mr and Mrs Jesse Goodwill celebrate their wedding anniversary. Sparta Ines a W W hosts an open meeting to view World’s Fair slides by Allen Kuhn. lunch provided. Joey Mortis Scholarship sponsors Gay 90s Nights at the high school gym to raise funds. French Creek Valley Barber Shop groups perform with soloists and quartets. wood crafts for sale. Spring Gym Show slated for April 30 or May 1 with tickets on sale. 8 p m start. Meadeville speaker Joe Lewis at First Baptist Church. Vesta Sherlock returns home after Erie visit. Friendly Neighbor Club meets April 29. Report cards issued at Sparta Merged School. Hunter safety course continues Wednesday evening with 16 in class led by William Lee. NRA rating to follow. Isenlor class group of 24 travels to Washington DC for archives, FBI, Smithsonian, and more with passes arranged by Sen Joseph Clark. includes visits to Lincoln and Jefferson monuments and other national sites. Students plan return via Luray Virginia with Caverns stop.
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Florence Kinney
Spartansburg
Douglas Ploss
Lawrence Murdock
Hallie Murdock
Dennis
Marines
New Rivers
N.C
Victory Guild
Firemen's Hall
Helen Montero
Jesse Goodwill
The
Sparta
Ines
Atelock
Polks
Allen Kuhn
Corry
Penelee Go
Valsy
Joey Mortis
French Creek Valley
Soloi
Tift
Pom
Ce Vesta Sherlock
Erie
Ed Cassidy
Fami Joe Lewis
Pleasantville
First Baptist Church
BP. m
Edward Munn
Munn
Meadville
Friendly Neighbor Club
Carol Staskeiwicz
Hunter
William Lee
Titusville
National Rifle Association
Isenlor
Hp. m
Washington, D.C
Carolyn Beal
Sandy Cook
Diane Fisher
Rosalie Greer
Carol Matteson
Sandy Nichols
Judy Penoyer
Linda Post
Janet Schweitzer
Patty Stone
Mary Jo Torrey
Dennis Brenifier
John Brenner
Larry Carter
Dale Coates
Bruce Fuller
Dave Graves
Terry Maynard
James Miller
Larry Morris
Glenard Preston
James Ritterhouse
Bill Stranatan
Darrell Troyer
Charles Post
Mr. Nicklas
F Lour
Archives
FBI
Smithsonian Institute
Freer Gallery
Museum of National History
National Gallery of Art
Lincoln
Treasury Department
Bureau of Engraving
Waington Monument
Pan American Building
White House
Capitol Building
Supreme Court
Library of Congress
Botanical Gardens
Sen
Joseph Clark
Senate
Arlington National Cemetery
Lee Mansion
Kennedy
Mt. Vernon
George Washington
Luray
Luray Caverns
Primary election Tuesday in Pennsylvania for registered voters
Voters must appear at polls from 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM DST for the Pennsylvania primary. The notice also lists sympathy for the Bennett family of Union City and acknowledges volunteers, with next week set for final cancer drive efforts and a forthcoming financial report.
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Somerrow
Washington
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Florence Sherlock
William Watson Sr
Mabel Bennett
Union City
Bennett
Florence and
Bill
Kenneth Eastman
Vernal Torrey
H. Richard Hays
Edward Webber
Glenn Cook
Gerry Coates
Donald Merkle
Richard Witmer
George Rose Sr
Lewis Hebels
Harry Pith
Arthur Scouten
Dwight King
Jet Albers
Andrew Boythe
Paul Blaknslee
Billy Tillotson
Wexford
Willotson
Lancaster
Sally Heagy
Dean Kriner
New Car Classified Ads Offer Bargains and Options
Classifieds highlight new car listings across brands with prices, incentives, and dealer locations. Buyers compare models, financing, and warranties while scanning local offers and limited-time deals for sedans, SUVs, and trucks.
Erie County Deputy in Crash Near Winchester
Deputy Hi Haskins of Erie County and three relatives were injured when their car skidded on a muddy detour and collided with a dump truck near Winchester. Haskins suffered a crushed shoulder and possible internal injuries. others were treated for fractures.
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Winchester
Vic County
Hi Haskins
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Haskins
Lawrence Park
Macs
Marlyn
Raymond F. Benim Dts
Benim
Spokane woman elected head of National League of Women Voters
Mrs. Robert J. Stuart of Spokane Washington was chosen president for 1964 66 at the league s 26th annual convention ending today. She succeeds Mrs. Robert J. Phillips of St Charles Illinois as head of the 135000 member organization.
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Women's League
Pittsburgh
Robert J. Stuart
Spokane
Wash
National League of Women Voters
Stuart
Robert J. Phillips
St. Charles
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