Rusk Appears Secure In Job Despite Rumor
Washington sources report Secretary of State Dean Rusk remains secure in his post with President Kennedy expressing high confidence. White House officials deny any broad reshuffle while noting plans to move Undersecretary McGhee to ambassadorial duty and install Harriman in that role. Ball’s position also remains secure despite debate over his public stance on policy.
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US rejects Haiti demand to oust naval mission head
Washington refuses Haiti's demand to remove Marine Col. Robert Debs Heinl from command of the U S naval mission in Haiti. Officials say he will stay through his Haiti tour ending March 1 and remain persona non grata to Haiti. The move follows a summer letter he wrote to Haiti's armed forces chief about civilian militia activity.
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Nitro Boom Town Earns Name From War Plants
Residents of Nitro West Virginia might not like the pun on boom town but they accept the name. The city earned its label from the explosives manufactured at a large Federal plant there during World War I.
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Soviet Paper Charges Yank With Speculation
In Leningrad the youth newspaper Smyena accused Chicago exchange student Joel Pichney of speculation and anti Communist ravings. The paper urged his expulsion from the Soviet Union and alleged he whispered about discrimination against Jews.
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Movie Theater Integration Ends Baltimore Protest
Several hundred jailed students planned to join a white movie theater in Baltimore after Northwood Theater management agreed to integrate to halt nightly demonstrations. Bail for arrested demonstrators ranged up to 600 dollars, later reduced to 200, as officials called for investigation of bail practices.
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Oran Urchins Rounded Up For Vocational School
About 200 shoe shine boys in Oran Algeria were rounded up and sent to government paid vocational schools. The action followed a prior crackdown in Algiers by Premier Ahmed Ben Bella who said parents would receive a subsidy equal to the boys earnings.
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Elk Cause Damage At Rural E-large 2 R House
A large elk wandered into a residence on the rear of property at Elk on E-large 2 R, causing impact to exterior and prompting response from local wildlife authorities. No injuries reported. Homeowner cooperated with officials.
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