One Hundred Americans to Return From Cuba Sunday
Havana reports that 100 U S citizens are slated to fly from Miami to Havana aboard a Pan American DC6B loaded with 15,000 pounds of medicines as the Red Cross arrangement to repatriate Cuban detainees unfolds. The delay in departure was to allow repatriates to prepare.
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Havana
United States
Cuba
Miami
Fla
Pan American Airways
Pan American
Red Cross
Washington
State Department
DCGB
Shirley Lykes
Baltimore
Port Everglades
Fidel Castro
Winter Weather Grips Nation With Deep Cold and Snow
Frigid Arctic air and heavy snowfall sweep the country from the northern Appalachians to Texas and the Pacific Northwest. Temperatures plunge with seven inches of snow in Sidney Nebraska and subzero readings across Wyoming Montana and Colorado.
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Texas
Oregon
Drummond
Mont
Wyoming
Montana
Great Lakes
Rockies
Texas Panhandle
Pacific Northwest
Laramie
Wyo
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
Sidney
Neb
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Missouri
Mercury
Denver
Cheyenne
International Falls
Minn
Dalhart
Amarillo
Woman Bares Tax Troubles in Chicago Case
Olga Hobeck, 57, says she has evaded income taxes for 20 years by claiming four dependents on her paycheck, though she supports only herself and her disabled brother. She asks VA compensation for him as condition to pay back taxes, while IRS reviews the letter and clarifies eligibility.
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Chicago
Veterans Administration
Olga Hobeck
Internal Revenue Service
Hobeck
Arthur
Miss Hobeck
IRS
Doctors Stage Walkout in Italy Over Fees Bill
Rome AP report says about 83 000 doctors walked out for two days to protest a Parliament bill that would let the government set medical fees and influence practice.
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Rome
Italy
Cardinal Cushing Reveals Million Dollar Cuban Fund
Boston. Cardinal Cushing says he raised 1 million dollars to aid Bay of Pigs prisoners and clarifies the gift came from an anonymous donor. Cuban Prime Minister Castro sought 2.9 million in cash for freedom of 1,113 prisoners with food and drugs worth 53 million dollars already provided.
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Boston
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Cardinal Cushing
Fidel Castro
Bay of Pigs
Lucius D. Clay
Robert F. Kennedy
Stagecoach Inn Surrounded but No Burglars Found
Police surrounded Logan's Stagecoach Inn after reports of a break in. A double and a stepladder were found on the roof and inside, but a thorough search found no intruder or signs of burglary. No owner or explanation for the ladders was established.
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Stagecoach Inn
Logan
Katanga Chief Seeks Truce Talks With U.N.
Katanga President Moise Tshombe urged ministers to suspend scorched earth plans and meet in Elisabethville for truce talks with the United Nations. U.N. officials said he is willing to cooperate but must observe a curfew. movement of troops must be negotiated. Tshombe said his peace pilgrimage aims to stop bloodshed and prove good intentions.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
South African Press Association
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Elisabethville
United Nations
Tshombe
Kolwezi
Union Miniere du Haut
U.N
New York
Mokambo
Rhodesia
Sakania
Kitwe
Godefroid Munongo
U Thant
West Logan Sewer Meeting Set January 18
Representatives from Burgess Niple will meet at 7:30 PM January 18 in the Court House auditorium with Hocking County commissioners city councilmen Service Director Richard Donahey and West Logan sewer committee to discuss the proposed sewer project. Commissioners seek federal aid for a plan that may include a full sewer system and disposal plant or tying into the city system. West Logan residents oppose a third option that would add new streets, citing cost and urgent sewer need.
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Burgess & Niple
Hocking County
Richard Donahey
West Logan
Water Line Flushing Conducted Across City Areas
Service Director Dick Donahey reports flushing city water lines to measure flow and pressure for the Ohio Inspection Bureau. The test affects W Hunter St Rt 664 Motherwell Friesner Aves W Second St Gallagher Ave E Main St Norwood Ave and may color the water but cause no injury. The check aims to inform a potential water supply for the new Hocking County hospital planned later this year.
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Dick Donahey
Ohio Inspection Bureau
W. Hunter St
Motherwell
Hocking County Hospital
Metric system bill would study U S switch aims
Washington AP report says Rep. George P. Miller seeks a three year study by the National Bureau of Standards to evaluate adopting the metric system in the United States. The plan would shift many industries to kilograms liters and meters amid a broader reform of weights and measures.
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Washington
George P. Miller
D-Calif
Miller
House Science and Astronautics Committee
United States
National Bureau of Standards
Britain
U.S
Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Efferson
Jefferson
Freakish January tornado devastates Spring Hill Tennessee
A winter tornado struck Spring Hill Tennessee early today wrecking much of the business district and destroying two Negro churches. The orphanage housing 180 children slept through the storm and no serious injuries were reported. Tennessee National Guard units assisted authorities as U S 31 remained closed for hours.
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Spring Hill
Tenn
Middle Tennessee
Tennessee National Guard
Tennessee Highway Patrol
Civil Defense
State Highway Department
Tennessee
Church of Christ
R. B. Toone
U.S. 31
Five Survive Navy Air Crash Near Kodiak Alaska
A twin engine Navy patrol plane carrying 12 aboard crashed on approach to landing near Kodiak Alaska Thursday night. Five crew members survived the incident.
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Kodiak, Alaska
Kennedy Seeks Stronger U.S. World Leadership
President Kennedy signals a more independent and forceful U.S. stance in world affairs, risking friction with allies in Europe. He cited Congo policy differences with Britain and others and said leadership requires sometimes disagreeing with partners to achieve results.
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Washington
Kennedy
Europe
Palm Beach
White House
Death Claims Mrs. Burberry At Age Of 86
Mrs. Martha Anna Burberry 86 died at her son in law and daughter Franklin Wrights home at 259 East Main Street She was widow of Frank Burberry former Ideal Grocery operator in Logan She was born in Perry County and was last of ten siblings Her survivors include two daughters two grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral services set for 2 p m Monday at Heinlein Funeral Home with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery Friends may call after 7 p m Saturday
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Martha Anna Burberry
Franklin Wright
E. Main St
Frank Burberry
Ideal Grocery
Logan
Perry County
Burberry
Samuel Henry
Mary Jane Howser
Sarah Cochran
Heinlein
Oak Grove Cemetery
Rebels Attack Castro Supporters Home Burn Government Store
In Trinidad Las Villas Cuba insurgents raided the home of Maria Valdivia, injuring three family members and fatally wounding one. They burned a nearby government general store after the raid, and police arrested one attacker. Leaders were named Pedro Gonzalez Sanchez and Jose Tapanes.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
el Mundo
Trinidad
Las Villas
Pedro Gonzalez Sanchez
Jose Tapanes
Maria Valdivia
Bomarc-B Interceptor Flops During Drone Intercept
An EGLIN AFB Bomarc-B interceptor veered off course and was destroyed in an attempted interception of a drone aircraft. The weapon did not respond to electronic commands as the mission failed.
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Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
U S and Soviet Quietly Explore Test Ban Approach
The United States and the Soviet Union quietly study new paths to a nuclear test ban. Soviet deputy foreign minister Kuznetsov meets U S officials in Washington as Tsarapkin arrives in New York for possible talks.
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U.S
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Washington Post
Post
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Dputy
Kennedy
Kuznetsov
Geneva
Dean Rusk
William C. Foster
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Robert S. McNamara
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
New York
Tsarapkin
Ohio study says taxes can rise without harming economy
Six university economists conclude state and local taxes can be raised in Ohio with no guaranteed harm to business or economy. The 255 page report lists revenue ideas including expanding sales tax to personal services, higher cigarette and malt beverage taxes, and a 10 percent tax on federal income tax payments. The study notes taxes in Ohio are both too low and too high depending on public service desires, with sponsors stating they only funded the research.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Clothes Are Best Clues In Wagner Killing
Clothing found near Gold Cliff service station south of Circleville includes denim trousers and a long sleeve shirt. A blood stain on the shirt is being tested for Mrs Virginia Wagner as investigators search for signs in the brutal slaying of the Anchor Hocking Glass executive's wife.
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Virginia Wagner
Lancaster
Wagner
Anchor Hocking Glass
Gold Cliff
Circleville
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