Americas Agree To Ban Castro From Councils
Foreign ministers of the American states reach in principle agreement to suspend Fidel Castro from hemisphere councils. The United States aims for 17 to 18 of 20 votes to declare the Havana regime incompatible with the Inter-American system if allied with the Soviet bloc. The plan envisions suspending Cuba from OAS agencies and barring arms trade, with a vigilance committee to counter subversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Ryan
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Fidel Castro
U.S
Argentina
Chile
Brazil
Mexico
United States
Hemisphere
Council of the Organiza
Cuba
Dean Rusk
Havana
OAS
Castro
Inter-American Defense Board
OAS Council
Washington
Rio de
Orbit Try Is Set For Thursday
Project Mercury officers say the next attempt to orbit astronaut John Glenn will come no earlier than Thursday. Glenn endured a long wait Saturday as weather postponed the launch while crews tested the Atlas booster and Friendship 7. Weather remains the critical hurdle for lift off and safe recovery.
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John Barbour
Cape Canaveral
Fla
John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
Riverside Presbyterian Church
Cocoa Beach
Charles E. Pfeiffer
Atlas
Atlantic Ocean
Snowy North Carolina Delays School as Storm Moves Offshore
Early morning cold and an unexpected snow event blanketed much of North Carolina with 1 to 7 inches, deepest in Winston-Salem. Temperatures dipped into the teens and 20s as many counties and cities canceled or delayed classes while roads remained slick in spots.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Weather Bureau
South Carolina
Winston-Salem
Atlantic Ocean
Charlotte
Greensboro
Raleigh
Wilmington
Winston - Salem
High Point
Asheville
Weldon
Henderson
Franklinton
Cherryville
Kings Mountain
Oxford
Thomasville
Dixie Coast
Maryland
Purcell Takes Seat In Congress
Texas Democrat Graham B. Purcell Jr. takes his seat in Congress with praise for the Kennedy administration and some reservations about two programs. Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson welcomed Purcell and his family to the capital as Purcell celebrated an overwhelming victory over Joe Meissner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Texas
Graham B. Purcell Jr
Congress
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Purcell
Joe Meissner
Johnson
Kreisler Dies At 88 In New York Hospital
Fritz Kreisler legendary violinist died in Harkness Pavilion at Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center where he had been a patient since January 13. In Geneva three power talks on a nuclear test ban collapsed after 135 minutes of sharp disagreement with no consensus on how to end the conference.
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New York
Fritz Kreisler
Harkness Pavilion
Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
Geneva
United States
Britain
Russia
Next Monday urged as day of doom by astrologers
Astrologers warn of catastrophe next Monday with storms, quakes, wars and financial panic around Capricorn and Aquarius alignments. Astronomers dismiss the doom as gobbledegook, noting such planetary groupings occur about every century.
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Andrew Meisels
New York
Capricorn
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Arizona
Cleator
Johann Stoffler
William Miller
Kennedy to push farm plan and urban affairs department
President Kennedy plans two congressional messages this week on farm policy and a Cabinet level urban affairs department. He aims to widen farm program oversight and push a federal office to coordinate transit and slum needs, despite House opposition.
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Joe Hall Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Department of Urban Affairs
Capitol Hill
House Rules Committee
House
Senate
Robert C. Weaver
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Burke County Man Confesses Double Slaying
In Morganton North Carolina 26 year old unemployed Ralph Nesbit Cook confessed to shooting and killing Mrs Ray Alexander Wilson 23 and John Marshall Wilson 63 whose bodies were found in a wrecked car near the Wilson home. Authorities noted the victims were struck with an 8 millimeter Mauser and that the investigation continued as Cook was hospitalized after an earlier auto crash.
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Ralph Nesbit Cook
Burke County
SBI
Morganton
Cook
Charles E. Whitman
N.C
Here
SBS
Walter Anderson
Anderson
Raleigh
Ralph Nesbit
Ray Alexander Wilson
Korea
John Marshall Wilson
Wilson
Sigmon
Charles Whitman
State Bureau of Investigation
Brewer's Nephew Slated To Appear At Tax Hearing
A nephew of Kidd Brewer, Paul Armfield Coffey of Boone, is summoned for a 2 p.m. tax hearing in Raleigh as part of the state highway sign procurement probe. Coffey's Parkway Co. served as a relay point for 148000 in payments to Brewer from Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing, which has handled 1.7 million in state sign-related sales since 1955. Brewer, hospitalized after a self-inflicted wound, was previously summoned to a tax hearing but postponed.
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Raleigh
Kidd Brewer
W.A. Johnson
Paul Armfield Coffey
Boone
Coffey
Parkway Co
Brewer
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co
Parkway
Duke Hospital
Gov
Sanford
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing
North Carolina
Minnesota Mining
Robert A. Burch
Sarnoff Opposes Federal Regulation of Networks
NBC chairman Robert W. Sarnoff told FCC hearings that federal controls on television networks are unnecessary and unworkable. He argued networks function as advertiser supported, competitive mass media shaped by public taste and market forces. Next week CBS and ABC executives are set to testify.
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Washington
Robert W. Sarnoff
National Broadcasting Co
Sarnoff
Federal Communications Commission
U.S
Columbia Broadcasting System
American Broadcasting Co
NBC
Ranger 3 Misses Moon and Fails to Deliver Imagery
Ranger 3 launched from Cape Canaveral misses the moon by 22 862 miles and fails to return close up photos or seismometer data. The 727 pound craft tumbles into solar orbit and will drift for eons. Only gamma radiation data is usable as engineers assess weeks of uncertain signals.
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Los Angeles
Moon
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Ranger 3
Earth
Ranger
Jet Propulsion Labratory
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Goldstone
California
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Salinger Holds Talks With Soviet Officials in Paris
Pierre Salinger met Soviet press chief Mikhail Kharlamov at the Soviet Embassy in Paris to discuss communications between the two nations. They said talks were routine and informal as Edward Murrow accompanied Salinger to meet U.S. embassy officers in Paris Bonn and London. He avoided pressing Kennedy Khrushchev talks and planned a White House luncheon for Soviet editor Adzhubei.
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Paris
White House
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Mikhail Kharlamov
Salinger
Kharlamov
Pierre Baracuc
Foreign Ministry
Edward R. Murrow
U.S. Information Agency
Murrow
U.S
Bonn
London
West Africa
United States
Washington
Rights efforts in Senate face likely Dixie filibuster
Kennedy seeks action on civil rights legislation but hurdles loom as Southern Democrats and some Republicans oppose ending debate. The bill would require a two thirds cloture vote, and Eastland's Judiciary Committee is seen as the likely obstacle to advancing the measure.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate Judiciary Committee
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
Eastland
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