Secret Army Members Nab Seven In France Plans Coup
Police say seven members of the secret army including five officers and two lawyers were arrested in Paris while meeting in an apartment building. Authorities seized documents listing police targets and reported attacks on Lille TV towers and regional offices as unrest spread in Algeria and Paris.
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Japanese Reds Protest To Kennedy
In Tokyo three Japanese Communist groups delivered written protests to a U.S. Embassy official after briefing Kennedy on oppression of American Communists. Osborn said the protests were not translated yet and Kennedy had not seen them. Kennedy met Ikeda and discussed U.S. policy toward Japan and the EEC.
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Indonesian Student Mob Attacks U S Embassy in Jakarta
A pro Communist student mob stoned the U S Embassy in Jakarta injuring one employee as they protested Dutch troop flights landing on American soil. U S Ambassador Jones protested to the Indonesian Foreign Ministry. several victims suffered flying glass injuries.
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Cuba Seeks UN Action Against U S Interference
Cuba pushes at the United Nations for anti U S measures to counter recent Organization of American States moves. Mario Garcia Inchaustegui cites Kennedy border on Cuba with a ban on Cuban tobacco imports valued around 35 million dollars yearly. A Communist resolution by Czechoslovakia and Romania urges peaceful settlement and no force.
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Castro Brushes Off Expulsion From Inter American System
Fidel Castro rallied a massive Cuban crowd at Marti Plaza denouncing the OAS vote to eject Cuba while Khrushchev sent a message of support. U S officials said the Cuba embargo will cost Castro about 35 million dollars annually as he declared revolution inevitable across Latin America.
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Early Start in Steel Talks Seeks Rapid Settlement
United Steelworkers prepare to begin talks with Big Steel on a contract for about 425 000 workers as officials meet in Pittsburgh. An early wage policy and job security are focal points with possible target dates around March 1.
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Fatal Air Force Plane Crash Ends Airport Perfect Record
An Air Force C-47 crashed after a sharp left bank during takeoff from Greensboro-High Point Airport, killing seven aboard. Capt. Robert H. Sanford and six other airmen were identified, witnesses described a stalled left engine and a high nose attitude before impact. Firefighters arrived as flames erupted in the wreckage.
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U S Helicopter Raid Hits Viet Cong at Hung My
A U S helicopter force airlifted Vietnamese troops in a three wave assault on Hung My near Ca Mau aimed at wiping out a Viet Cong stronghold. About 130 guerrillas fled into bamboo groves as 15 helicopters supported by American advisers pressed the attack. Three rebels were captured.
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American Plane Shot Down Over Plaine des Jarres Laos
An American piloted transport plane was shot down over Plaine des Jarres in Laos while delivering rice and supplies. The crash killed the American pilot and copilot and four Lao unloaders, as battles rage in the area amid civil conflict.
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Glenn asks press to focus on space science not life
Lt Col John H Glenn Jr met President Kennedy urging reporters to concentrate on the scientific aspects of his spaceflight rather than his personal life. The projected launch from Project Mercury was postponed to February 13 at the earliest and Glenn called the morning at the White House very pleasant.
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Eclipse Fails to Bring Doomsday as Rahu Passes
Indian and Nepalese believers feared doomsday during the rare planetary alignment as the sun was eclipsed over the South Pacific. The three minute darkening spurred prayers and evacuations while scientists observed from Lae and Ahmedabad reported large crowds and subdued air traffic amid the spectacle.
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