Inter American Peace Committee targets Castro ties with communism
The Inter American Peace Committee denounces Castro regime for communist ties, subversive activity, and human rights violations as causes of tensions in the Americas. The report, approved by El Salvador, Uruguay, Colombia, Venezuela, and the United States, will go to the Punta del Este foreign ministers meeting. It cites Castro’s Marxist Leninist pledge, Corti cos Moscow speech, a monolithic Soviet model party, Cuba’s alignment with the Soviet bloc, and Soviet rocket aid offers. Cuban propaganda and subversion, plus Cuban diplomatic agents' interference in other nations, are noted as ongoing concerns.
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Washington
Inter- American Peace Committee
Fidel Castro
Americas
Peace Committee
Organization of American States
Cuba
el Salvador
Uruguay
Colombia
Venezuela
United States
Punta del Este
Moscow
Soviet Union
Public Hearing Addresses Rt. 33 Path and Farm Impact
More than 100 residents attended the Rt. 33 public hearing in Hocking County as officials discussed a four lane project from Rockbridge to Rt. 180. Plans include limited access and a widened Rockbridge section, with relocation in Logan not starting before 1964. Farmers oppose route changes, citing loss of 400 acres of premier soils and reduced farm viability.
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Rt. 33
Paul Dalton
Rockbridge
Hocking County
Farley
Fairfield County
Rt. 180
Bill Miller
Logan Trade Club
Trade Club
Hocking River
Mulberry St
Bill Bozett
Hocking
Salt Creek
Bozett
Logan Trade Club Holds Annual Meet In Mecca Room
Seventy five members attended the Logan Trade Club annual dinner in Brandts Mecca Room. Robert Bangham of Wilmington spoke on community leadership and progress under freedom. Art Gasser was elected president and Burr Nixon re elected executive secretary.
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Logan Trade Club
Mecca
Brandt
Robert Bangham
Wilmington
Trade Club
Art Gasser
Don Braun
Burr O. Nixon
Ohio Society of Certified Public Accountants
Logan
Ohio
Jim Wells
Gerald Baird
Max Davidson
John Saving
Logan Hospital Staff Open To Doctors Of Osteopathy
The board of trustees of Hocking Valley Hospital broadens staff privileges to include doctors of medicine and doctors of osteopathy. The change follows action by the State Medical Council and reflects AMA policy endorsing voluntary professional association between MDs and DOs, applied at the state and county level in Ohio.
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Hocking County
Logan Hospital
Board of Trustees
Hocking Valley Hospital
Doctors of Medicine
State Medical Council
Ohio State Medical Association
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
The
AMA
Council
Ohio
State Council
Joint Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals
Ohio Weather Outlook and Osteopathy Staff Policy
Weather briefing notes cold, cloudy conditions for Ohio with snow unlikely tonight but possible Friday. Temperatures ranged from 8 to 26 degrees across Columbus Toledo Findlay Cincinnati and the Hocking Valley. Separate report: Joint Commission policy change allows doctors of osteopathy to serve on hospital staffs and Hocking Valley Hospital grants staff privileges to DO physicians in line with new standards.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Toledo
Findlay
Columbus
Cincinnati
Hocking
Plains
United Nations seeks peace between Indonesia and the Netherlands
Acting Secretary-General U Thant urged both Indonesia and the Netherlands to accept his mediation for a peaceful settlement of the West New Guinea dispute. He asked them to refrain from retaliatory actions after a naval clash near New Guinea and to discuss possible UN mediated talks. Sukarno said Indonesia was flexible but wanted prior Dutch commitment to transfer admin control.
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United Nations, N.Y
U Thant
Netherlands
Indonesia
West New Guinea
Thant
Sukarno
Jan de Quay
New Guinea
New York
United Nations
U S Moon Shot Aims for Ranger 3 Flight Next Week
NASA plans a 66 hour Ranger 3 mission to photograph the moon and deploy a seismometer and transmitter to study moonquakes. The launch window opens Monday with Earth orbit attempt on Wednesday and potential quintuple satellite boost midweek.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
John H. Glenn Jr
Navy
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Moon
Soviet Union
Earth
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Goldstone
Calif
Junta tightens grip as Dominican regime seizes control
The Dominican Republic’s new junta imposes martial law and censorship after deposing a civilian council. Gen. Pedro Rodriguez Echavarria wields power, while clashes erupt in Santo Domingo with one dead and two wounded as troops quell protests.
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Associated Press
Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo
Huberto Bogaert
Trujillo
Council of State
Armed Forces
Pedro Rodriguez Echavarria
Washington
State Department
Rodriguez Echavarria
Kennedy
U.S. Navy
Bogaert
Kennedy Puts 1965 Budget At 92.5 Billion With Small Surplus
President Kennedy presented a record peacetime budget of 92.5 billion dollars for the 1965 fiscal year and projected a slim 63 million dollar surplus, relying on higher revenues and postal rate increases. The plan calls for 52.7 billion for defense, 2.4 billion for space research, and foreign aid at 3.9 billion, with new funds aimed at economic and military programs.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Capitol Hill
Berlin
David E. Bell
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Bell
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
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JFK
Inter-American Peace Report
Castro
U.S. RT
Max Farley
Division 10
Mae Farley
Joint Commission
U.S. Moon
Space Agency
Dominica
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