McNamara to Discuss Cuba on Broadcast
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara will speak at 5 p.m. on US estimates of Soviet strength in Cuba. A news conference will follow with Pentagon officials. NBC ABC CBS and Mutual will carry the live briefing amid GOP questions on Cuba arms.
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Robert S. McNamara
White House
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CBS
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State Department
Pierre Salinger
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Senate
McConey
Diefenbaker Government Falls in Vote of No Confidence
Ottawa Canada AP Prime Minister John G Diefenbaker led a Conservative government that lost a no confidence vote. Conservatives face a caucus decision on leadership and whether to pursue an election with Diefenbaker or replace him, with George Nowlan among potential leaders. Parliament to be dissolved for an April 8 election.
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Canada
John G. Diefenbaker
Conservative Party
Diefenbaker
U.S
Munchaw Nicht
Lutdugy
George Nowlan
Nance
Nowlan
House of Commons
Georges Vainier
American Pilots Die In Viet Nam Plane Crash
A USAF two officer crew on a B26 fighter bomber crashed in jungle mountains northeast of Saigon during a raiding mission. An onboard Vietnamese observer survived unknown. A parachute was seen but burned. This followed another B26 crash in four days near Saigon with both American pilots killed.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Air Force
New Era Begins For Legislature In North Carolina
The 1963 General Assembly opens in the new 6.2 million Legislative Building in Raleigh. Thad Eure convenes the sessions, marking a historic shift to the modern chamber as the old Hall of the House is retired. Formal dedication to come later.
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Raleigh
General Assembly of
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Eure
State Senate
House of Representatives
Thad Eure
Secretary of State
Keating Kept Cuba Details Open to Kennedy
Exclusive AP interview with Senator Kenneth Keating of New York reveals his offer to brief President Kennedy on undisclosed reports about Soviet military activity in Cuba. Keating cites conflicting views inside the administration and says he may testify before any open hearings if invited.
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Freds. Hoffman
Washington
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Kennedy
Cuba
New York
Associated Press
Keating
Pentagon
U.S.A
Congress
Sen
Humphrey
Senate
Redistricting and Care Bills Open North Carolina Session
North Carolina lawmakers opened the 1963 session with redistricting proposals by Sen. Claude Currie and an aged care bill by Sen. John Jordan. Senate President T. Clarence Stone and House Speaker H. Clifton Blue led the new sessions in the $6.2 million state legislative building as Gov. Sanford prepares budget presentations.
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Senate
North Carolina General Assembly
Guilford
Forsyth
Mecklenburg
Claude Currie
Durham
Robert Lee Humber
Pitt
Buncombe
Gaston
T. Clarence Stone
Rockingham
H. Clifton Blue
Moore
Edward D. Stone
New York
Thomas White
Lenoir
White
Stone
Ing
Sen. White
Appropriations Committee
James Johnson
Iredell
Finance Committee
Gov
Sanford
Advisory
H. Cloyd Philpott
Sen. Currie
John Jordan
Wake
James Stkeleather
State Board of Elections
Kennedy imposes ship embargo on Cuba linked trade
President Kennedy bars shipment of U S government financed cars on any ship that has visited Cuba since January 1. The order targets non Communist bloc ships and aims to isolate Castro's regime while signaling possible tougher rules if needed.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
Cuba
White House
Fidel Castro
Fierce Winter Storm Forks Outer Banks In Two Again
A powerful winter storm eroded coastlines from Florida to North Carolina and split the Outer Banks in two near Nags Head. The Cape Hatteras Coast Guard reported a channel through Hatteras Island widened while engineers and residents filled the gap with sandbags and wrecked cars. High tides and rough seas were forecast with possible further intensification in 24 hours.
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N.C
Atlantic Ocean
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North Carolina
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Weather Bureau
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Pamlico Sound
Miami Weather Bureau
Georgia
South Carolina
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Carolinas
De Gaulle Shrugs Off Accusations Of Britain In Europe
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle dismissed British claims he aims to imitate Hitler or Napoleon by keeping Britain from joining the European common market. He argued Britain risks being used by the United States for economic control and said Prime Minister Macmillan misread events at Nassau and in the Bahamas.
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Napoleon
Britain
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Europe
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Elysee Palace
White House
de Gaulle
Harold Macmillan
Nassau
Kennedy
Macmillan
Bahamas
America
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