Cuba charges U S plot to overthrow Castro in new attack
Havana reports an all out attack by Fidel Castro on President Kennedy s administration and accuses the United States of plotting to topple the Cuban leader.
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Charles New
Havana
Fidel Castro
Kennedy
United States
Organization of American States
United Nations
Castro
Eisenhower
Washington
Raul Roa
Quito
Adolf A. Berle Jr
Inter-Department
Latin America
Thomas Mann
inter-American Affairs
Mann
Arturo Morales Carrion
Puerto Rico
Pact Signed By Congo Factions
The central Congo government, Katanga, and Kasai Province signed a military pact to form a united front against leftist rebels, while rebel activity near Leopoldville and Lulubourg waned. Kasavubu discussed U.S. support with Williams as UN reports show reduced rebel strength and tensions in Leopoldville persist.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Antoine Gizenga
Patrice Lumumba
Stanleyville
Joseph Iileo
Joseph Kasavubu
Elisabethville
Tshombe
Albert Kalonji
Kasai
Katanga
Kasavubu
United Nations
Congo
U.N
Leopoldville-Matadi
Gizenga
Luluabourg
Woman Loses Foot In Bus Collision Near Florence
Mrs. Marie Lewis of Goldsboro N C lost a foot and her 22 month old son Ralph suffered a broken leg when a Queen City Trailways bus and a tractor trailer collided on the Florence Darlington Highway near the Carolina Power and Light plant. About 20 bus passengers were admitted to McLeod Infirmary for observation. The drivers Clarence Calhoun and Harold Rogers were held for observation.
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Florence
N.C
Florence- Darlington
Carolina Power & Light Co
Calhoun
Harold Rogers
Hartsville
Soviet Eyes Khrushchev Return Visit to U.N.
Moscow reports Khrushchev is considering a return visit to the United Nations and possible talks with President Kennedy in the United States. Soviet television aired films of Kennedy news conferences, showing questions about meeting Khrushchev if he attends the U.N. General Assembly. Kennedy said he had not heard if Khrushchev would come.
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Khrushchev
United Nations
Kennedy
United States
U.N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
Washington
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Thompson
Prison Head Disputes Dope Sale Claims
Prisons Director George Randall disputed a former inmate Robert Hall claim that drugs were available at Central Prison while he served there. Randall cited records showing Hall was convicted of obtaining barbiturates with a forged prescription and received an added 18 months. Hall was an honor graduate assigned to work outside the prison. Randall said Hall was under surveillance at all times and authorities knew his actions.
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Raleigh (Ap
George Randall
Central Prison
Randall
Hall
UN chief warns Kasavubu cooperation not required for peace
Dag Hammarskjold sent a letter to Congolese President Kasavubu insisting the United Nations will act to avert civil war in the Congo even without full local cooperation. He urged removal of military forces from politics and praised Congolese authorities for potential cease fires and restraint.
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Max Harrelson
United Nations
N.Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Joseph Kasavubu
Kasavubu
Hammarskjold
Leopoldville
Prices In Slight Decline In January
Washington AP report shows living costs fell 0.1 percent in January driven by lower prices for clothing used cars eggs milk and fresh produce. The CPI eased to 127.4 from 127.5 while remaining 1.6 percent above January 1960.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Myers
Kennedy outlines tax plan to fund superhighways
President Kennedy proposes a pay as you go plan to finish 41 000 miles of expressways by 1972 without raising a general gasoline tax He urges avoiding a June 30 gas tax cut and says if truck and highway user taxes fail to pass Congress should consider higher fuel and vehicle taxes to fund the project He calls for tighter billboard regulation and warns the program risks delay without $900 million annual revenue after June 30 1969.
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Congress
Kennedy
Treasury
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Osborne Be zanson dies former Chemstrand leader at 72
Osborne Be zanson 72 former president and board chairman of Chemstrand Corp died Monday after suffering a stroke four days earlier.
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Boston
Osborne Bezanson
Chemstrand Corp
Jazz Really Began From Way Out Moscowville
Soviet jazz expert Leonid Utyosov argues jazz originated on the Dnieper from Odessa to Kiev and reached Moscow via Smolensk clubs. AP notes Mulligan recalls New Orleans research while quoting Utyosov in Soviet Culture.
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Moscowville
Leonid D. Utyosov
AP Record
Hugh Mulligan
New Orleans
Mississippi
Memphis
Odessa
Kiev
Moscow
Smolensk
Leonid 0. Utyosov
Leonard Feather
Utyosov
Black Sea
Satchmo Stalin
Georgi Brown
Bulgania
High Point Pupil Gets Lost and Reaches Burlington
Chester Harris twelve year old from High Point rode a bicycle toward school and ended up 36 miles away at the Burlington police station. He told officers he got lost and was returned to his parents who came to collect him.
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Burlington
Chester Harris
High Point
Chester
Air Force digs for wreckage scraps after Jan 24 crash
At Goldsboro North Carolina the Air Force continues large scale digging at the bomber crash site. Officials emphasize the operation seeks wreckage parts not nuclear material and report one nuclear weapon jettisoned and one recovered with no water contamination. Three men died and five parachuted to safety.
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Air Force
Burris DeBenning
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base
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