Canada US rift deepens over nuclear warhead policy
A US State Department statement on nuclear weapons sparks a Canadian political crisis and elections. Washington denies White House authorship, with Kennedy officials stressing Canada’s need for warheads under joint control as Ottawa demands safeguards.
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White House
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U.S
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Ottawa
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
W. Walton Butterworth
Rusk
George W. Ball
North American
Europe
NATO
United States
Violence Erupts In Struck Plants Across Midwest
Widespread labor unrest spreads to airline pilots as striking workers clash at Indiana and Ohio plants. ALPA negotiates with American Airlines over a separate contract allowing a non pilot flight engineer in cockpits. Pickets attack NMoncraft in Mishawaka and Ohio Rubber Co faces injunctions after violence. Debates and mediation unfold as strikes threaten 39,000 Southern Pacific workers and a Florida coast railway walkout nears two weeks.
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Ohio Rubber Co
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Oro
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Canada
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Brotherhood of
Railway Clerks
Southern Pacific Railway
Southern Pacific
Texas
Oregon
Florida Feast Coast Railway
Cape Canaveral
Westminster Abbey Receives Long Awaited Interior Cleaning
Milton Marmo reports Westminster Abbey undergoes a 12 year interior cleanup costing about a million dollars. Architect Stephen Dykes Bower guides restoration exposing white stone and gilt details as the 900th anniversary celebration nears in December 1965. The next royal event is Princess Alexandra’s wedding to Angus Ogilvy on April 24.
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Westminster Abbey
Church of England
Britain
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Dykes-Bower
Edward Carpenter
House of God
Alexandra
Elizabeth II
Angus Ogilvy
Five New Directors for Hughes Outfit at Northeast Airlines
Northeast Airlines stockholders vote March 12 to add five directors to nine member board to represent Hughes Tool Co. Nominees are Raymond M. Holliday Maynard E Montrose F William Gay Chester C Davis and Raymond A Cook. Existing directors may be retained.
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UPI
Northeast Airlines
Hughes Too Co
Hughes
Raymond M. Holliday
Maynard E. Montrose
F. William Gay
Chester C. Davis
Raymond A. Cook
United Nuclear to Build Fuel Center in Charlestown RI
United Nuclear Corp announced plans to construct a nuclear fuel processing and fabrication center on a 1200 acre site near the New Haven railroad tracks by the Paweatuck River in Charlestown. The project will begin with about 50 workers and grow to over 1000 as seven buildings rise. The center will position United Nuclear among leading uranium and nuclear fuel suppliers.
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Charlestown
UPD
United Nuclear Corp
New Haven
Paweatuck
United Nuclear
National Boy Scout Week highlights growth and reach
Five million two hundred fifty thousand Boy Scouts celebrate National Boy Scout Week as the movement shows broad impact from Cabinet members and Rhodes Scholars to astronauts. The program spans 14 countries with 1.5 percent achieving Eagle Scout status and supports 1.5 million adult volunteers while addressing handicap inclusion and specialized troops like Troop 869 in Hondo California where members face medical challenges.
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Kennedy
West Point
U.S
Hondo
Cal
Executions Rise in Soviet Union for Economic Crimes
In a period of aggressive capital punishment, Soviet courts have issued firing squad sentences for economic crimes such as bribery embezzlement and theft against the state. Reports cite cases from Moldavia to Sverdnovsky with hundreds of executions in 1962 and a Western expert estimating totals may be higher.
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Engels
Soviet Union
Sverdnovsky
Supreme Court of
Moldavia
IBRD Reserves Rise 8 Percent to 755 Million
The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development reports reserves up about 8 percent to 755 million dollars in the last six months of 1962. The bank, with eight governments as members, shows gross income of 100.4 million and expenses of 60.2 million for the period.
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UPI
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
International Lending Agency
8&1
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