Senators urge OAS action against Castro in Cuba crisis
In Washington a Democrat and a Republican urged concerted OAS steps to counter a Communist Cuban threat. Senators Javits Morse and Tower discussed possible measures and Monroe Doctrine implications while Rusk floated a hemisphere ministers conference to address Cuba aid.
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Washington
Senate
Organization of American States
Cuba
Dean Rusk
Hemisphere Foreign Ministers
Fidel Castro
Jacob K. Javits
R- N.Y
Senate Passes Mauled Tax Revision Measure
The Senate approved President Kennedy's tax revision bill though heavily altered. It preserves a $1 billion investment tax credit for new machinery, but blocks withholding on dividends and interest, a Kennedy priority, drawing sharp administration and House conflict ahead of a House Senate conference.
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Senate
Washington
Kennedy
Treasury
Senate House
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Antiqued White House Desk Return Amid Doubts
The White House will return an “antique” desk once owned by Mrs. John F. Kennedy to its donor Maurine Noun of Des Moines Iowa after curator William V Elder found evidence of reworking and newer wood While some deem the piece fine old furniture others question its age The desk will be replaced in the Green Room by a 19th century Baltimore cabinetmaker Joseph Burgess secretary of equal value later this month
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White House
Sue Hortensen
Will House
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Maurine Noun
Des Moines
Iowa
Washington Post
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Post
Elder
Kennedy
Newport
R.L
Maxine Cheshire
Green Room
Baltimore
Joseph Burgess
Pierre Salinger
Negro School Boycott Reaches Second Day in Englewood
In Englewood, Lincoln School boycott enters its second day with about two thirds of students absent. Pickets protested rezoning delays as 199 pupils attended including all 15 white pupils, while nearby Liberty School saw 63 percent Negro enrollment. No incidents in Newark Montclair or Plainfield. A record 1,157,000 New Jersey children return to school.
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Englewood
N.J
Lincoln
Liberty
Pils
Vincente K. Tibbs
Augustus B. Harrison
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
North Jersey
Newark
Montclair
Plainfield
New Jersey
Cuba as Cold War Pawn Risks Escalation in US Action
AP military writer highlights Cuba as a major Cold War pawn driven by Soviet arms. If the U.S. acts to remove Castro, penalties would be severe and risk broader clashes with allies from Korea to the Middle East. Cuban forces and 3,500 Soviet technicians bolster defenses, complicating any invasion or blockade.
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Bem Price
Washington
Cuba
U.S
United States
Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
Korea
Southeast Asia
Berlin
Formosa Straits
Middle East
Dr Soblen Takes Barbiturate Overdose Before Deportation
Dr Robert A Soblen aged 61 attempted to poison himself minutes before boarding a Pan American jet to New York for deportation to a U S prison. He suffered a barbiturate overdose and was rushed to Hillingdon Hospital near London Airport in critical condition after an ambulance transfer from Brixton Prison.
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London
Robert A. Soblen
United States
Home Office
Soblen
Hillingdon Hospital
New York
Brixton
U.S
Soviet Union
Donal Joseph Curran
Pan American
Air France
Israel
el al
James McShane
Employment Climbs to a Record 69.8 Million in August
The Labor Department reports 69,762,000 Americans employed in August, a record high as the economy added about 200,000 jobs. Unemployment fell less than expected while the civilian labor force rose, with factors including teen withdrawals for school and auto model changeovers. retraining programs are hoped to offset job displacements.
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Norman Walker Washington
Henry Wallace
U.S
Labor Department
Wallace
Seymour Wolfbein
Five Red Venus Tries Failed
Soviet attempts to reach Mars and Venus ended in failure with two near success stories. one launched probe broke up in space and another misfired. NASA reports show six attempts since the prior era of Venera missions, with Venus in 1961 the only partial success. Webb, Miller, and Gilpatric commentaries accompany the findings.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Mars
Venus
U.S
America
Mariner
U.S. Space Agency
Senate
House Space
James E. Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Congress
Webb
George P. Miller
D-Calif
Miller
House Space Committee
House
United States
White House
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Gilpatric
South Bend
Ind
Congressional
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Si Hassan
Wilaya (Zone) No. 4
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Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Javits
Morse
John G. Tower
D-Tex
Tower
Hemisphere
Senate Finance Committee
Dr. Soblen
Britain
Red Venus
Harry Kelly
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