Cuban Delegation Departs for Inter-American Conference
Cuban President Dorticos leads the delegation at Havana airport as Cuba heads to Uruguay for the Inter-American Foreign Ministers Conference on Cuba. Fidel Castro and Czech ambassador Vladimir Pavlicek are among those pictured with others on the departure day. The conference opens Monday in Punta del Este.
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Turn Colder Clearing Weather For North Carolina
The Associated Press reports a turn to colder, clearing weather in North Carolina with highs near 40 in the mountains and around 50 in the south east, improving road conditions. Regions saw lingering cloudiness, Eliz abeth City rain, and Greensboro fog as a low pressure system moves eastward and high pressure builds from the Midwest. Severe cold grips northern areas as storms produce heavy snow in the west and midwest, with 12 inches in Kla math Falls Oregon and 14 inches in Kansas City, while Delaware Maryland Virginia and western Pennsylvania face hazardous conditions.
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Major Move Hinted in Kremlin By Western Diplomats
Western diplomats in Moscow sense a major development at the Kremlin though specifics are unclear. They see possible clashes within the Soviet party or bloc with Khrushchev in ideological battle against Molotov, who may regain a post in Vienna but remains absent from official duties.
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Ribicoff Attacks AMA Blue Shield Plan
Secretary Ribicoff criticized the American Medical Association Blue Shield proposal for the aged, saying it fails to address the high cost of hospital care. He urged support for Kennedy administration measures covering hospital and nursing home bills and noted the AMA proposal would aid only doctors for low income patients. He welcomed the ACA awareness while pressing for broader relief.
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Kennedy marks first White House year amid UN talks and theater visit
President Kennedy closed his first year in office with a Washington dinner fundraising for his party and a New York trip featuring talks with U Thant and Stevenson. He met UN and urban affairs interests, dined with Charles Spalding, and attended a Broadway show amid snowbound inaugurational nostalgia.
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Congo Troops Fire At U.N. Jet Planes Near Kongolo
Marauding Congolese troops firing on two U.N. reconnaissance planes near Kongolo in Katanga overran a Roman Catholic mission and a girls' school at Sola. Ethiopian U.N. pilots reported fires and civilians fled as about 200 troops were seen along the road and two trucks fled to cover. The mission housed a dozen Europeans and about 40 African girls in training. Slayings linked to these troops include the New Year massacre at Kongolo and the November Italian U.N. airmen killings at Kindu.
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FBI Busts Major Eastern Gambling Ring in Reading
More than 100 FBI agents raided a downtown Reading building breaking up a large gambling operation. Seven men were arrested with 100 witnesses identified and $25,000 seized plus cash in a safe. Authorities said games ran nightly since mid November 1961 with up to 200 players weekly. Names of arrestees include George Barrow and Frank la Scalzo among others.
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Rusk Opens Anti Castro Talks at Punta del Este Mission
Secretary of State Dean Rusk travels to Uruguay for an inter American foreign ministers conference to seek compulsory sanctions against Cuba. The talks aim to condemn Havana and potentially oust Cuba from the OAS, with debate over sanctions and regional support among Latin nations including Argentina Brazil and Mexico.
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Radioactive Hazard From Van Allen Belt Probed
Scientists at Goddard Space Flight Center report the Van Allen belt is a single radiation region with a fluctuating outer edge from 28 000 to 44 000 miles, posing danger to manned missions. They note interplanetary space beyond is turbulent and that Explorer XII carried about a pound of radioactive material, while making 102 trips before going silent.
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Foreign Ministers Gather to Consider Cuba Sanctions
21 American republics meet in Punta del Este to discuss possible diplomatic and economic action against Cuba. United States and allies push for OAS sanctions while Mexico Brazil and Argentina resist, citing nonintervention and self determination. Demonstrations loom as Cubas Corticos arrives with the delegation.
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Quality education explored in High Point discussion
Sunday Enterprise previews a special report tomorrow with a High Point school official and students examining what quality education means for schools teachers and students. The Enterprise also features a look at Butner North Carolina unique town utilities and growth potential and a view of America’s image abroad in the first year of President Kennedy's era.
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Democrats claim Kennedy popularity strengthens push for 1962 primaries
Democratic National Committee chair John M. Bailey told about 6,000 party members that Kennedy and the Democrats are riding a surge of popularity. He urged a stronger organization for November primaries while noting polls show Kennedy ahead of Eisenhower in year one and predicting a continued forward trajectory.
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Negroes File School Suit In Chicago
Parents of 12 Negro children sue Chicago Board of Education and Superintendent Benjamin C. Willis seeking 500000 dollars in punitive damages and an injunction to revise pupil transfer policies. Plaintiffs say 34 seventh graders were moved from Burnsides to Gillespie, with some slated for Perry, an all white school, and argue race influenced transfers.
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