Kennedy Interview with Soviet Leader Adzhubei Aims at Peace
Tense exchange on Cold War tensions as Kennedy hosts Adzhubei at Kennedy's Hyannis Port home. Adzhubei defends Soviet stance against exporting revolution while Kennedy asserts US support for free choice of government and fair elections. Kennedy cites Cuba's revolution and Castro's failures to honor commitments, urging honest elections.
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Kennedy press interview pins blame on Soviet Union
In a long interview with Soviet journalist Val Adzhubei Kennedy defends dialogue and outlines paths to peace. He cites Berlin Germany and nuclear tests as core issues and warns the Soviet Union pushes outward to spread communism as the primary threat to peace while Americans seek mutual security.
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Funeral rites for John A Eckman set Wednesday at Bracken
Funeral notices list services for John A Eckman at Bracken Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 p.m. Interment follows at Pine Grove. Prior visitation hours are Monday and Tuesday from 9 to 4 and 7 to 9.
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Elyria preacher Rev Ade to speak at Corry Assembly
Rev Ade of Elyria Ohio will guest speak at Corry Assembly of God on East Main Street starting 7 30 p m with services continuing Sunday Rev LeRoy Wiley says he specializes in topics like minimalism and the North Atlantic Pact in light of Bible prophecy The Future Destiny of the United States He has 32 years in ministry and 17 years as an evangelist He is a graduate of Christian and Missionary Bible College of Nyack NY The public is invited to attend
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Civil Service Hones Plan After Political Activity Charges
Harrisburg AP The State Civil Service Commission will run a program to retrain employees penalized for political activity. The program stems from charges in Lawrence County later found unproven, with testimony sent to the Justice Department. Michael Palmer, a New Castle auditor and Democratic committeeman, argued he was dismissed for his politics. the appeal was denied, and a July hearing in Pittsburgh examined compulsion to buy party dinner tickets. No evidence showed state civil service workers violated political laws.
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Dog luxuries shop sets up dog Santa in Beverly Hills
A Beverly Hills shop selling canine luxuries plans a dog Santa for its casirne customers this year. A Poodle named Dandy becomes Dandy Claus and will sit in a specially made Santa suit with a floppy cap.
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U S Naval Action in Dominican Crisis Examined
The Kennedy administration used naval forces off the Dominican Republic to deter the Trujillo family from reclaiming power, a move that sparked questions about intervention versus nonintervention under the Monroe Doctrine. The episode highlighted tensions between hemispheric noninterference and safeguarding democracy in Latin America.
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U S Intervention Fears Over Dominican Crisis
A UN complaint argues U S forces could set a precedent for future intrusions into Latin American states if Balaguer were in peril or ousted by pro-Trill forces. The piece questions American policy on intervening in Cuba or other nations under dictatorial or internal disputes, drawing parallels to Soviet and Red Chinese actions. It warns that U S conduct off the Dominican coast may invite broader intervention.
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Area Officer Saves Life Of Gas Victim
Titusville police Captain Joseph A. Boner rescued Leon Pletkiewicz 37 after he collapsed from natural gas fumes in a downtown apartment. Four officers carried the 250 pound man to an ambulance then to Titusville Hospital where he regained consciousness and was listed in satisfactory condition. John Coleman, 71, longtime journalist and author, died in Palm Beach.
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