Rusk to Testify Friday In Bay of Pigs Inquiry
Secretary of State Dean Rusk will testify in person Friday before a Senate Latin Affairs subcommittee investigating reports of a Soviet military buildup in Cuba. A CIA official may also testify as Rep Willam Minshall calls for a full joint congressional probe into the Bay of Pigs fiasco amid Republican pressure for more inquiry.
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WASHINGTON
UPI
Dean Rusk
Senate
Latin Affairs
Cuba
State Department
Rusk
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Inteligence Agency
Willam E. Minshall
R-Ohno
House
joint congressional committee
Kenneth Keating
RNY
Keating
Three Morris family Die In Home Fire
Three daughters of prominent Morris II family died in a house fire that left only a brick chimney. Carol 15 Nancy 12 and Kay Matteson 2 were upstairs asleep while parents Hendley and unnamed mother and three brothers escaped. Fire likely started by a faulty space heater. several other local fires reported in bitter century cold.
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Mid-west
Carol
Nancy
Kay Matteson
Hendley Matteson
James
John
David
Morris hospital
Mattesons
Grundy County
Wilt Jefferson
Milwaukee
Jefferson house
Dala Stanford
Dianne
Carrie McGee
Gary
Ind
Livingston
Soviet buildup in Cuba to be briefed by State Dept officials
Washington reports that State Department officials will brief the Senate Latin American affairs sub committee Friday on new Soviet military buildup in Cuba. Philadelphia transit strike settlement reached after 10 days, announced today.
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WASHINGTON
UPI
State Department
Senate Latin American affairs subcommittee
Cuba
PHILADELPHIA
Maine
Gulf Coast
New Orleans
Mobile
Ala
Galveston
Tex
Temperatures Above Zero Bring Bitter Illinois Snow Drift Woes
Upstate Illinois rose above zero today after bitter cold amid drifting snows that clogged highways. The St Louis area weather low dropped to 6 below as Cairo set 5 below and Marion hit 12 below for January's record. Snow drifts 6 to 15 feet closed or narrowed roads around Joliet, Kankakee, and along US routes 52 45 66 30 50 and 54 with crews fighting to clear them.
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United Press International
Ilinois
U.S. Weather Bureau
St. Louis
Illinois
Cairo
Marion
Joliet
Kankakee
U.S. 30
Kankakee line
U.S. 45
U.S
US 30
US 45
U.S 50
France Opens Path for Britain to Join Common Market
Paris reports that France will not block Britain from joining the European Common Market. Foreign Minister Couve de Murville said the door is not slammed, urging Britain to enter without special agriculture or Commonwealth trade protections. In Brussels, the Belgian senate backed Britain joining, warning against a French West German axis.
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UPI
France
Britain
Maurice Couve de Murville
Great Britain
Brussels
YMCA Adds Programs After Record Edwardsville Year
Edwardsville YMCA highlights a 64 percent rise in activity and spectator participation in 1962 during National YMCA Week. The report cites 67 39 outdoor facility users 1 341 enrolled in activities 1 521 attendees with no formal enrollment 13 266 YMCA function admissions 11 13 spectators at athletic events and 3 300 admissions to other community agency functions. New programs include the Senior Y Club potluck dinners expanding space needs and plans for a shuffleboard court plus popular judo and tap and ballet classes and a Rock and Mineral Club linked with the Lions Club.
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Edwardsville
Daniel Smith
YMCA
YMCAj
Rock and Mineral Club
Lions Club
Meatcutters prepare strike vote after Sunday meeting
St Louis UPI report says the Amalgamated Meatcutters and Butcher Workmen AFL-CIO scheduled a Sunday meeting to decide on a strike if contracts are not signed. Local official Nick Blassie cited progress with Schnucks Bettendorf Rapp National Tea and Tri City while talks with A and P produced no progress.
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ST LOUIS
UPI
Nick Blassie
Mississippi River
Amalgamated Meatcutters and Butcher Workmen of North America
AFL-CIO
Blassie
Union Set to Strike Boeing Aircraft Co.
Labor unrest spreads as 40 000 workers from 20 unions, led by Machinists in Seattle, prepare walkouts at Cape Canaveral Wichita and other Boeing plants over union shop demands. President Kennedy invokes Taft Hartley act seeking cooling off period to protect defense output amid broader dock and newspaper strikes.
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York
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Canaveral
Seattle
Pierre Salinger
Washington
New York
Salinger
Kennedy
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Cape Canaveral
Wichita
Kan
Bell Nominee for Foreign Aid Head Clears Senate Panel
Washington UPI The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved David E Bell former budget director to head the foreign aid program.
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WASHINGTON
UPI
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
David E. Bell
Charles Tosovsky Receives DSA at Jaycees Bosses Night
Charles Tosovsky a 31 year old field superintendent at Home Nursery Greenhouses accepted the Junior Chamber of Commerce Distinguished Service Award at the Bosses Night Banquet. Dean Pletcher presented the DSA while John Mellett national director voiced the honor. Hammack of the St Louis Cardinals spoke on training. Tosovsky has long served the Jaycees since 1960 and led stage setting.
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Chuck Tosovsky
Chamber of Commerce
Phil Weber
Edwardsville
Ray Matthews
Mal Hammack
St. Louis Football Cardinals
Lyle Willard
DSA
Charles
Chuck” Tosovsky
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Herman Gerbig
Dean Pletcher
John‘ Mellett
Wood River
Tosovsky
St. Louis
Hammack
Home Nursery Greenhouses, Inc
Ernest E. Tosovsky
Edwardsville High School
Michigan State University
commit
Malayan Premier Warns Indonesia Keep Hands Off
Malayan Premier Tengku Abdul Rahman warned Indonesia to keep its hands off Malaysia in an exclusive UPI interview. He said he is bewildered by the Indonesia Malaysia dispute as Malaysia moves toward federation with Singapore, North Borneo, Sarawak and possibly Brunei by late summer.
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Tengku Abdul Rahman
Indonesia
Tengku
Mims Thomason
United Press International
Southeast Asia
Singapore
North Borneo
Sarawak
Brunei
KUALA LUMPUR
Malaya
UPI
Malaysia
Kennedy tax program at a glance outlines cuts and reforms
Washington UPI reports President Kennedy proposes limits on itemized deductions to exceed five percent of income, recapturing 2.3 billion of an 11 billion proposed tax cut. Individual rates would fall from 20–91 to 14–65 percent over three years, corporate from 52 to 47 percent over two. New advantages target 65 plus, working mothers, athletes, with tougher oil gas taxation and stock options. Congress likely approves a major tax cut this year, barring Kennedy reform concessions.
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WASHINGTON
UPI
Congress
Kennedy
Kennedy Seeks Recapture Of Tax Cuts Through Deductions
President Kennedy asked Congress to recapture about a fifth of his proposed 11 billion personal tax cut by limiting itemized deductions to amounts over 5 percent of income. The plan, outlined in a 9,000 word message, includes retroactive start Jan 1 1963 and further cuts Jan 1 1964 and Jan 1 1965. It also adds new deductions for the elderly and certain workers, tightens tax treatment for oil and gas, stock dividends and options, and would cancel 2.3 billion of the 21 billion proposed individual cut. A minimum deduction of 200 for singles or couples plus 100 per dependent would be established.
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VINCENT J. BURKE
United Press International
WASHINGTON
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Troy Attorney Explains Village Solicitor Rules
Troy City Attorney Arthur Wendler defended Troy’s solicitor fee ordinance in the Heart Fund case. He said a door to door drive would take one day for about 450 homes and charged a $5 per solicitor fee, totaling $50 per day. Wendler disputed reports of a month long campaign and asserted the ordinance is legal and defensible before the Supreme Court. Regional Heart Fund director W Kenneth Grubb argues the plan is legal and cites a similar Illinois Supreme Court decision.
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