Rusk Urges Cuban Ouster From OAS
In Punta del Este Uruguay United States Secretary of State Dean Rusk urges 20-nation OAS to oust Castro regime Cuba as a threat to the hemisphere. He backs four measures exclude Cuba from OAS, end Western Hemisphere arms trade, bar Cuba from agencies, and mobilize defense steps. Colombia urges immediate trade and diplomatic cuts and a hemispheric watchdog.
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United States
Fidel Castro
U.S
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Rusk
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California Gov Brown Announces Bid for 1964 Term
California Governor Edmund G. Brown declares he will seek a new four year term and expects Nixon as the Republican opponent in November. Brown touts his record and Kennedy's endorsement while Nixon blasts Brown as indecisive and out of touch. Brown vows a tough campaign from a fundraising event attended by 2,300 supporters, netting about 193000.
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Edmund G. Brown
Richard M. Nixon
Brown
Kennedy
Nixon
Chicago Students Continue Sit In At University Office
Chicago University student demonstrators refused a Beadle proposal and kept a 20 to 20 student sit in around the clock in a fifth floor ante room of the administration building. Officials demanded a four student cap and nightly exit. Beadle met late with leaders to press for ending controlled integration in university owned South Side apartments.
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Chicago
UPD
University of Chicago
George Beadle
Beadle
University
South Side
Greek Archbishop Iakovos Resigns Amid Criticism
Archbishop Iakovos, newly installed head of the Greek Orthodox Church, resigned after three hours of talks with the Holy Synod. He cited pressure over criticism of aspects of his private life and offered to quit amid public and press scrutiny.
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Greece
UPI
Iakovos
Holy Synod
Jakovos
Kennedy seeks bipartisan approval for tariff cutting plan
President Kennedy urged Congress to endorse a five year program to dismantle tariff barriers and forge a trillion dollar trade partnership with Europe. He asked authority to negotiate up to 50 percent cuts on groups of products and full tariff elimination on others while promising safeguards for domestic industry and unemployment aid.
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Washington
Kennedy
Europe
Congress
Britain
Burke Testifies Speech Censorship Ties to White House
Admiral Arleigh Burke testified that the Kennedy administration vetoed a major speech draft and later publicized the action to imply he hid nothing. He said the speech text was not clearable, and that disclosures by officials misrepresented the situation. The Senate inquiry examined muzzling claims amid ongoing review practices across administrations.
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Washington
Arleigh A. Burke
Kennedy
Burke
White House
Secretary of Defense
Arthur Sylvester
Secretary of Defense For Information
Senate
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Warm spell brings above freezing readings in Keno sha
Thermometers rose above freezing in Keno sha today with 41 degrees at American Motors on the Westside and 36 in downtown and Southport. The milder trend continues Friday though a chance of rain or snow remains, with a forecast high of 29 to 35 and a low of 22 to 28 after mostly cloudy conditions.
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Kenosha
American Motors
Southport
Oshkosh Woman 40th State Traffic Victim
Wisconsin's highway toll for the year reaches 40 with the death of Oshkosh resident Mildred K. Walter 50 who was struck by a car while walking along Highway 41 near the Fond du Lac Winnebago County line. She was reportedly going for help after her car ran out of gas.
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Wisconsin
Mildred K. Walter
Oshkosh
Highway 41
Fond du Lac-Winnebago
Good Weather Ahead For Cape Canaveral
Cape Canaveral Fla good rocketry weather is forecast for Saturday boosting hopes that astronaut John H Glenn Jr will complete his historic orbit around the globe. Forecasters warn delays possible if weather worsens. countdown starts Friday at 7 am CST for a mission expected between 6 30 am and 11 30 am CST with landing in the Atlantic.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
John H. Glenn Jr
Atlantic
Earth
Glenn
Threats of Strike Cloud Airline Merger Picture
Threats of a strike and a congressional probe cloud the American and Eastern Air Lines merger. The Transport Workers Union warned it would strike next Thursday unless jobs are guaranteed in the consolidation.
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New York
American
Eastern Air Lines
Transport Workers Union
TWU
Architect Jean Tschumi Found Dead on Paris Train
Swiss police reported the death of renowned architect Jean Tschumi, 57, in his sleeping car compartment aboard a train from Paris arriving early today. A preliminary inquiry considers the death unexplained pending autopsy results.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Kennedy rebukes reporter over security risk remark
President Kennedy defends two State Department officials William Wieland and J Clayton Miller against a reporter calling them security risks. He asks for substantiation and says they can perform duties without harming U S interests. The exchange with Sarah McClendon led to NBC deleting the moment from a taped briefing.
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Kennedy
State Department
Sarah McClendon
Texas
New England
William Arthur Wieland
J. Clayton Miller
United States
White House
Pierre Salinger
American Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
Minuteman ICBM Soars On Fourth Straight Test Flight
Cape Canaveral reports America's Minuteman instant ICBM blasting from an underground tube and traveling 3200 miles. A dummy warhead was placed on a target in the mid Atlantic between South America and Africa.
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America
Minuteman
Mid- Atlantic
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Africa
Communists Launch Bold Laos offensive on N Nam Tha
Rebels mounted a strong push on Nam Tha the provincial capital with the city expected to fall within hours. In Washington President Kennedy said Chester Bowles would tour the Middle East Africa South Asia and the Far East on a personal mission. In Havana Blas Roca suggested Cuba could withdraw from the OAS.
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Laos
Plb
Washington
IPI
Kennedy
Chester Bowles
Middle East
Africa
South Asia
Far East
Steel union heads plan Feb meetings in Pittsburgh
David J. McDonald president of the United Steelworkers Union said the union's two top governing bodies will convene in Pittsburgh on February 5 6 and 7 to lay groundwork for upcoming industry wide contract negotiations.
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Steel Union Talks
Pittsburgh
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
Three Alarm Fire Evacuates Milwaukee East Side Building
A six story apartment building on Milwaukee's east side was evacuated after a three alarm fire, with the Fire Department reporting the incident this afternoon.
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Will Light Up City To Greet Astronaut
Perth in Western Australia plans a citywide lights on greeting for astronaut John H. Glenn Jr as he orbits earth. Premier David Brand said the state will fund keeping street lights on all night after launch with stores and households joining the effort.
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Perth
Australia
Western Australia
John H. Glenn Jr
David Brand
Glenn
Trade Message At a Glance From Kennedy
President Kennedy asks Congress for broad tariff authority and sweeping tariff changes. He urges bipartisan support for a trillion dollar Europe partnership and pledges aid to workers hurt by the trade program while stressing urgency to meet Common Market and communist economic pressure.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Europe
Four Year Old Kills Store Operator in El Paso
In El Paso a four year old boy fired a pistol at store owner Ruth Wicker after taking the weapon from a shelf. Wicker died of a stomach wound at a hospital. the child had never seen a real gun before and cried with his mother beside him as police investigated.
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Charlie Garvin
Wichita
Kan
Lois
Mrs. Garvin
el Paso
Tex
Ruth Wicker
Bobby Preusser
Bobby
R. W Preusser
Flu Epidemics Spread Across Wisconsin State
Dr Joseph Preizler state director of the Bureau of Communicable Diseases Control says a western Wisconsin flu epidemic is moving through the state. He reports limited data on cases, notes it is in Madison and Milwaukee, and identifies the likely type as B rather than the Asian flu.
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Joseph Preizler
Bureau of Communicable Disease Control
Wisconsin
Preizler
Milwaukee
Pretzler
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