Congress urged secrecy on intelligence leaks amid Cuba tensions
Rep George Mahon urged officials to keep quiet about intelligence activities drawing bipartisan praise from Kennedy and lawmakers. He warned that public disclosures risk lives and aid enemies. Senate and House leaders echoed calls for restraint while debating how to handle information on Soviet ships and missiles in Cuba.
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Mahon
White House
House Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
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Peking
Havana
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Calif
Robert 53. McNamara
Cuba
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Congress 15
Lyndon B. Johnson
John McCormack
D-Mass
Better Defended Guantanamo Base Says Corradi
Rear Admiral Peter Corradi told a convention of the Associated General Contractors that the U S naval base at Guantanamo Cuba is better defended now than ever before. He noted 800 workers have been working there since the Cuban crisis began.
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New York
Peter Corradi
U. S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
Cuba
Corradi
Navy
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Associated General Contractors
Kuhn to Lead Penelec Corry District on July First
Allen H. Kuhn of Johnstown will become manager of the Pennsylvania Electric Company Corry district July 1, succeeding Earl T. Cherry upon retirement after 42 years in utility work. Kuhn, introduced at a reception at Hotel Corry, is a Altoona native with a long Penelec career and a World War I veteran, now a major in the Army Reserves, married to Idabelle Bittner with three children.
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Allen H. Kuhn
Johnstown
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Corry
Earl T. Cherry
Kuhn
Hotel Corry
Altoona
Penelec
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Corps of Engineers
U.S. Army
Juniata Memorial
American Legion
Homestead Avenue
Erie Gunman On Parole In Armed Holdup
Two Erie men faced Alderman Kineck after an early morning argument at the Kentucky Barbecue. Sylvester Cooley pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and innocent to malicious mischief, later jailed on disorderly conduct and bonded on malicious mischief. William Priest Moore pleaded innocent to both charges and was jailed on default bonds. a parole detainer was placed on him. Police continue investigating the case as the hearing date looms. Cooley was previously wounded in a pool hall shooting linked to a bystander death. Moore is on parole for a past armed taxi-driver robbery.
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ERIE
Kentucky
Michael J. Kineck
Sylvester Cooley
William Priest Moore
Moore
Chester J. Miller
Cooley
Miller
Pants Fall In Public Or Life's Darkest Moment
Lincoln England AP Maur ice Jacobson a 67 year old conductor faced an awkward incident yesterday as his pants fell during a Methodist Church festival led by 400 children. He steadied with one hand, inched them up, and finished the performance. Afterward he used a safety pin, while the audience cheered the unconventional show.
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Lincoln
England
Maurice Jacobson
Jacobson
Four Pennsylvania Counties Declared Disaster Areas
The Small Business Administration designated four western Pennsylvania counties Allegheny Fayette Greene and Washington as disaster areas after Monongahela River flooding. Businesses homeowners churches and charities may apply for SBA loans to repair damage at the Pittsburgh office.
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Small Business Administration
Pennsylvania
Monongahela River
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Allegheny
Fayette
Greene
Washington Counties
Pittsburgh
Landslide Traps 12 on Monjuich Hill Near Barcelona
A landslide on Monjuich Hill split houses in southern Barcelona area. Four people were confirmed dead, three injured, and five missing as witnesses reported the collapse rocketing down the slope. Local authorities launched rescue efforts and searched for the missing while assessing further danger from aftershocks.
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Spain
Monjuich
Here
Nixon Rebukes Kennedy Over Bay of Pigs Fiasco
New York AP Nixon denounces the Kennedy administration for lacking air cover in the failed Bay of Pigs invasion. He urges a Cuban oil blockade and a four point policy including missile inspection and ending aid to Cuba allies. Nixon touts strong U.S. action while criticizing neutral votes and names Republican contenders for 1960.
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Richard M Nixon
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nixon
Cuba
Eisenhower
Normandy
Bay of Pigs
Jack Paar
Nbc-Tv
CTV
Toronto
Newsday
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U.S
United States of America
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California
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
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William W. Scranton
Michigan
George Romney
Hypnosis class study fuels sleep in Italian school
In Aergamo at San Vincenzo boarding school a hypnotist guided 30 boys to sleep during lessons via tape recordings. On waking, each student answered questions about a poem, recited it accurately, and explained its meaning. Officials caution results are preliminary but note faster, deeper learning and calmer behavior in subsequent classes.
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Aergamo
Italy
San Vincenzo's
Ttalian
Mario Bellit
U S Birth Rate Drops in 1962 to 1956 Level
Washington AP report shows preliminary 1962 births at about 4.17 million, down 2.7 percent from 1961, with a birth rate of 22.4 per 1 000. Despite fewer births, natural increase added roughly 24 million to population, about a 14 percent rise.
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Public Health Service
Train kills 60-year-old man on Boston track
Killed by a freight train near Boston, Robert J. Kier, 60, of nearby Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad territory, was struck while standing on a track. Separately, a political exchange quoted Paar predicting Kennedy challenges in 1964.
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Mckeesport
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad
Robert J. Kier
Boston
Our Rascal Stalin Still Venerated in Georgian Towns
In Gori and nearby areas Joseph Stalin remains a cultural icon despite de Stalinization. Georgians express mixed feelings about Russians while praising the Soviet leader’s Georgian roots. A Stalin museum draws visitors though relics praise crumble amid anti Russian sentiment and local pride.
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Gori
Georgia
U.S.S.R
Soviet Union
Josephy Stalin
Stalin
Tiflis
Tbilisi
Mtskheta
Cuba and Crumbling Economy Spark Exodus Demand
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said about 45 percent discontent exists in Cuba with several hundred thousand Cubans indicating a desire to flee Castro's regime. He noted the economy is grim and agricultural mismanagement has reduced Cuba from a prosperous economy to a satellite state, while stressing uncertainty about timing for future freedom.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Cuba
Pigel Castro
Rusk
Afl-Cio
Castro
West Germany
Viet Nam
Inside or outside outfit rouses curious husband
A well endowed young matron wears an expensive low cut dress at a party. Her engineering minded husband questions if she is inside trying to get out or outside trying to get in. The exchange highlights fashion and perception quirks amid modern dating manners.
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