Navy says all routes to Cuba watched by patrol planes
Navy officials state every route into Cuba is monitored by patrol planes and ships, with no vessels said to have slipped into Cuban ports undetected since the blockade. Senator Keating suggested two Soviet ships may have used a maximum security route.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
Cuba
Cuban
Sen
Kenneth B. Keating
Rn.y
Keating
United States
Caribbean
Venezuela
Puerto Rico
U.S
Carib
Kennedy Bets Marines Tackle 50 Mile Hike Test
President Kennedy asks 20 Marine officers from the 2nd Division at Camp Lejeune to complete a 50 mile trek in under three days with prescribed rest breaks. The test echoes a Roosevelt standard to gauge modern Marine fitness and may involve the White House staff in a future assessment.
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Kennedy
Shoup
Roosevelt
Marine Headquarters
2Nd Marine Division
Camp Lejeune
White House
Pierre Salinger
Theodore Roosevelt
Marine Corps
Washington
Rock Creek Park
Kennedy urges bold plan for mental health reform
President Kennedy urged Congress to enact an across the board mental health program including community centers prenatal and child health care and more trained staff. The plan would cost at least 31.35 million in its first year with potential for millions more as it expands. He said private insurance expansion and rapid treatment could cut hospital stays and ease the toll of mental retardation on the poor and across classes.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Capitol Hill
Community Mental Healthy Center
Rosemary
Democrats To Caucus Tonight In North Carolina Assembly
AP Raleigh reports Democrats will caucus tonight ahead of the 1963 General Assembly. Gov. Terry Sanford plans a biennial message Thursday and an administration budget bill Friday. Clifton Blue and Clarence Stone are slated as House Speaker and Senate president, with Eure presiding until officers are elected.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
Terry Sanford
Clifton Blue
Moore County
House
Clarence Stone
Rockingham
Senate
Stone
Assembly
Thad Eure
Cloyd Philpott
Eure
Public Hearings Urged on Cuba Missile Issue
Senator Hubert Humphrey urged congressional public hearings on Soviet missiles and bases in Cuba. He called for open sessions and testimony from CIA Director McCone, arguing candor and full information are needed amid ongoing disputes over Cuba’s military buildup and defenses. Stratton and Keating traded sharp remarks over politics and security.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Cuba
Humphrey
Senate
Kennedy
John A
McCone
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N
CIA
Keating
Samuel S. Stratton
Dn.y
Stratton
Defense Department
The
House Armed Services Committee
Defense
John Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Congress
Robert S. McNamara
Cabinet ministers press Diefenbaker to resign to save government
Ottawa reports six cabinet members urged Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker to quit in a bid to avert a no confidence vote over the nuclear warhead crisis. Key motions from Social Credit and Liberals loom as Parliament faces dissolution and an April election.
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Ottawa
John G. Diefenbaker
Canada
Diefenbaker
Social Credit
Robert ‘Thompson
House of Commons
George Nowlan
Liberal
U.S. State Department
Defense
Douglas Harkness
Harkness
U.S
Liberals
Social Credit Party
New Democrats
Ideputy
David Lewis
Winter Storm Strikes Atlantic Coast From Florida to Carolinas
A slow moving winter storm lashed the Atlantic with twenty foot waves and fifty mile per hour winds endangering ships from Florida to the Carolinas. Coast Guard crews fought heavy seas to rescue vessels while floods and erosion hit beaches and resorts. A trawler sank drowning three, six rescued. a seaborn work crew shored Jacksonville seawalls. laborers denied convict help due to storm duties. Weather elsewhere showed minor changes and a warming trend coast to Appalachians.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Atlantic
Coast Guard
Florida
Carolinas
Pacific Coast
Appalachians
Severed Head Of Woman Found In Cellar
A truck driver found a brown paper bag containing a severed head in the coal bin of a vacant Philadelphia house. Police identified the victim as a red haired white woman in her 50s, believed killed about a week earlier.
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Philadelphia
George Siegmann
Stranded Harbor Seal Dies After Lung Hemorrhage
A brown harbor seal captured at Kitty Hawk Beach died in a Chapel Hill veterinary hospital from a lung hemorrhage linked to pneumonia and complications. Autopsy planned. New York Aquarium officials showed interest in heartworms and migration. The seal, about 30 pounds and 32 feet long, was aided by a round‑the‑clock crew after being brought to Raleigh by Jim Knowlton.
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Raleigh
Kitty Hawk Beach
Chapel Hill
Louis L. Vine
Vine Veterinary Hospital
Vine
New York Aquarium
Coney Island
Carlton Ray
Jim Knowlton
Kitty Hawk
Knowlton
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Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
State House
Boston
Barnett
University of Misssissippi
Harvard Law School
Brooke
Nassau
Georgia
Weather Bureau
Gulf of Mexico
Mingo
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