Soviet Missile Threat Declared Propaganda by Moscow Officials
Washington dismissed Rodion Malinovsky's Cuba missile warning as blast and bluster. Senate leaders noted no new policy, while McNamara outlined steps to counter Castro, with Russell affirming retaliation against Cuban MIGs.
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Washington
Cuba
Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Fidel Castro
Moscow
United States
Dean Rusk
Senate Armed Services Committee
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
McNamara
Russell
U. S
Malinovsky
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Strom Thurmond
Ds.c
Richmond
John Stennis
D-Miss
Stennis
Americas
Flames Claim Family of Ten Near Sikeston
Ten members of the Saville family died in a house fire near Moorhouse Missouri seven miles west of Sikeston. Firefighters found the one story frame dwelling engulfed at 3 a.m. all eight children and two parents perished. Police noted Paul Saville was disabled and supported by a government pension. Cause undetermined. coal stove was the only heat source.
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Sikeston, Mo
Sikeston
Highway Patrol
J. T. Kindred
Moorhouse
Kindred
Saville
Two Suspects Released in De Gaulle Death Plot
Paris police released two of four detainees linked to an alleged plan to shoot President Charles de Gaulle during his visit to the Ecole Militaire. Investigators found Captains Maurice Maulbon D'Arbaumont and Jacques Gye Jacquot, on the military school's staff, not involved in the plot as De Gaulle's security detail kept the event uneventful.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Maurice Maulbon D'Arbaumont
Jacques Gye- Jacquot
de Gaulle
Ecole Militaire
Eight Rangoon Businessmen Arrested Over Spare Parts Hoard
Burmese authorities detained eight top Rangoon businessmen accused of hoarding automobile spare parts to create a shortage and sell at profits well above the government cap of 25 percent.
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Rangoon, Burma
Burma
Rangoon
North Carolina moves on highway bonds and tuition grants
North Carolina legislators enter the 1963 session with a proposed 200 million highway bond issue and state grants to cut undergraduate tuition in private colleges. House Speaker Blue and Senate President Stone completed committee assignments as 50 House and 35 Senate committees prepare initial bill reviews. Governor Sanford notes unresolved financing, while senators Morgan and Saunders push for the bond plan after consulting with the governor.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
House
H. Clifton Blue
Senate
T. Clarence Stone
Robert Morgan
Cleveland
William P. Saunders
Moore
Terry Sanford
Merrill Evans
State Highway Commission
House Roads Committee
Highway Fund
Sanford
Pres
Missing Troy men puzzle police in Pennsylvania
Two local business men, Loren Leonard and Jerome Blaine, vanished within 24 hours of each other in Troy Pennsylvania. Police say no link between the disappearances and have no solid clues as to their whereabouts or fate. Leonard left his farm machinery job to return home Monday. Blaine left his leather goods firm Tuesday claiming a trip to Elmira New York.
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Troy, Pa
Pennsylvania
Loren Leonard
Troy Equipment Co
Jerome Blaine
Leonard
Athens
Troy
Blaine
Penn-y Leather Goods Co
Elmira
N.Y
Ted York
New York State
Kansas City
York
Yadkin College echoed in High Point history ruin
A feature in the Sunday Enterprise reconstructs Yadkin College before its move to High Point, leaving a decaying tower in Davidson County amid trees as a reminder of the school’s former glory. The same issue highlights the tireless routine of High Point firemen, from fighting fires to training and maintenance.
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High Point College
Yadkin College
Davidson County
Sunday Enterprise
High Point
Enterprise
Fidel Castro Denies Attack on American Shrimp Boat
Cuban Premier Fidel Castro rejected U S claims that his forces attacked an American shrimp boat. He accused the United States of creating artificial tensions and endangering navigation off Cuba while praising Soviet support amid a mass rally for a new socialist party with 10 000 members.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
United States
Cuba
Castro
Rodion Malinovsky
Moscow
Fidel
Khrushchev
United Party of Socialist Revolution
Romulo Betancourt
Luis) Munoz Marin
U.S
Latin America
Test Ban Talks Hold Out For Seven Inspections
U S disarmament chief William C Foster heads to Geneva to push a three nation test ban accord but the Soviet Union rejects higher on site inspection figures. Washington warns Senate approval will be hard if inspections fall below eight while Dean Rusk urges continued pursuit.
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William C. Foster
Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Kennedy
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Foster
Dean Rusk
Cincinnati
China
Kissometer tests banned at university in Miami
The University of Miami prohibits kissing on campus and allows kissometer tests only via handshakes. Three students Tatiana Prilutchi John Woods and Don Barachak built the flashing booth device to measure kiss power while an assistant professor notes the project provided practical learning over lectures.
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Miami
Fla
University of Miami
Tatiana Prilutchi
John Woods
Don Barachak
University Engineers
Gerald Berman
City in ruins horror of quake hits Libyan town
Dawn revealed extensive destruction in Al Marj Libya after an earthquake hit Thursday night at 7 15 pm. Nearly 70 percent of the city was damaged with more than 250 killed and 500 injured by Friday morning. Rescue teams from the U S Air Force British Army Libyan Army and civilian medical units worked through the night and into Friday to aid survivors and evacuate the wounded.
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AL Marj
Libya
Benghazi
U. S. Air Force
Wheelus Air Base
Tripoli
58Th U. S. Air Rescue Squadron
Wheelus
Air Force
Barry N. Shaklin
Hillside
N. J
58Th
Televised writer slays wife in Tarzana home
Leonard Heideman, 35, a TV writer known for Bonanza and Check Mate, is jailed on suspicion of murder after allegedly slashing and stabbing his wife Dolores, 32, in Tarzana California. Police say their 5 year old son alerted neighbors to blood and abuse. Heideman claims he lost control after a nightmare and gulped pills.
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Tarzana
Calif
Leonard Heideman
Dolores
Richard
Heideman
Dolores Heideman
Leonard
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