U.S. Allies Back Off Vote to Oust Castro From OAS
The United States and 13 Latin American nations eased demands for an immediate vote to oust Fidel Castro's government from the OAS. A three nation committee was formed to draft a compromise amendment as six major nations push for a delay. Secretary Rusk signaled tentative progress as marathon bargaining continued into the night.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
United States
Foreign Ministers Conference
Fidel Castro
Organization of American States
Havana
OAS
Latin America
Cuba
Brazil
Mexico
Argentina
Chile
Bolivia
Ecuador
U.S
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Alliance For Progress
Francisco San Thiago Dantas
Guatemala
Colombia
West To Delay Debate In U N
United Nations debate on Congo Katanga and Cuban Cuba crisis faces postponement as Western allies seek adjournment until Congo leader Adoula arrives. Zorin and Soviet charges spark tension while Lagos conference urges restraint and a solution.
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U.N
United Nations, N.Y
Security Council
Katanga
Congo
Soviet Union
United States
Cyrille Adoula
New York
Valerian Zorin
Moise Tshombe
Zorin
Tshombe
Adoula
Council
Patrick Dean
Britain
Leopoldville
Conference of African Nations
Lagos
Nigeria
Ohio Spending Needs Studied
Ohio finance officials opened a day long seminar at Ohio State University, led by Finance Director James H. Maloon who challenged the idea of a modest spending policy. Governor DiSalle stressed urgent public questions in education mental health public assistance and juvenile issues.
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Columbus
Ohio
James H. Maloon
Maroon
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio State University
DiSalle
Morale Drops Reported in China Army by Hong Kong Official
A Hong Kong based Chinese bank official reports food shortages and poor living conditions have disillusioned most of the two million strong army. He calls the People’s Liberation Army a group of frustrated men worried about their families and futures. Fugitives from China corroborate, noting border guards could be bribed.
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Hong Kong
Red
Red China
China
Algeria
France
Charles de Gaulle
Algiers
Secret Army
Jean Morin
Morin
Unemployment in Cleveland Drops to 5.1 Percent
The Ohio State Employment Service reports Cleveland unemployment at 41,200, 5.1 percent of 815,000 in the labor force. Peak jobless rate was 9.7 percent in February 1961 during the recession.
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Cleveland
Ohio State Employment Service
Titan Rocket Lights Up Sky Over Atlantic Coast
The Titan I missile fired from Cape Canaveral produced a vivid aurora like display from Miami to Virginia as it completed the Titan I test program. The Air Force reported all test objectives met with a flight to a target area near Ascension Island and paving the way for Titan II tests in March.
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Atlanta
Dixie
Cape Canaveral
Fila
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Miami
Fla
Virginia
Air Force
Ascension Island
South Atlantic
United States
The
Cape
Nuclear Ship Program Shows New Progress
The Atomic Energy Commission reports progress in the nuclear powered ship program with 65 atomic engined warships and a merchant ship either operating or authorized, including 24 submarines plus a cruiser and carrier. The Savannah is ready for sea trials and civilian atomic power plants show mixed 1961 progress while total atomic energy investments reach 7.7 billion dollars. Work continues on Project Rover with NASA on nuclear propulsion for spacecraft.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Soviet Union
AEC
Congress
Savannah
Shippingport
Dresden
Morris
Yankee
Rowe
Mass
AEC National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ohio Weather Outlook Keeps Mild, Cloudy Skies Persist
Official Weather Bureau summary for Columbus Ohio notes mild temperatures Monday night with cloudy skies across most of the state and clearer conditions in southern counties.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Abrupt temperature drop forecast with rain sleet snow
Hocking Valley residents face a sharp cold front with rain sleet or snow today and tomorrow. Highs in the 30s this afternoon, tonight 12 to 20 degrees, thenWednesday warming but subfreezing in parts. 11 am reading was 40 degrees as the northern state drops to the teens and zeros by Wednesday.
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Hocking Valley
Ohio
Kennedy Proposes New Cabinet Post
Edwin Johnston named community chest head for 1962 at a meeting in the Ohio Power Co. auditorium. Lloyd Zimmerman elected treasurer and Herschel Bensenhaver secretary. Trustees include Dan Crabtree’s unexpired term replacement Harry Smith and Cleon Tucker’s successor Lawrence Webb, with several others named. 1961 donations reached $15,918.98, 86.46 percent of the goal, with seven agencies receiving a share of funds.
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Edwin Johnston
Logan
Hocking County
Elberfeld
Walter Ott
Charles Fenwick
William Sion
Herschel Bensenhaver
Arthur Prey
C. S. Matheny
Haydenville
Thomas Rose
Laurelville
Gerald Devol
Carbon Hill
Robert Stimson
Union Furnace
Red Cross
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
YWCA
YMCA
USC
Salvation Army
United States Pushes 100 Million Bond Purchase for UN
President Kennedy asks Congress to approve a 100 million dollar U N bond issue to support UN operations and keep the organization solvent. The plan, part of a 200 million total, would be retired from general assessments paid by UN members to cover Congo debts and related actions.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
United Nations
Congress
U.S
U.N
Senate African Affairs
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
West Ready For New Talks
In Geneva American and British spokesmen said three power nuclear test ban talks are recessed indefinitely but open to resumption. Soviet delegate Tsarapkin declared the talks ended after 353 meetings and 39 months, blaming the United States and United Kingdom. He told reporters he was returning to Moscow as observers doubted future negotiations.
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Geneva
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
U.S
Charles C. Stelle
Britain
Michael Wright
Moscow
Water heater launched in LA blast causes car damage
An exploding gas leak in an apartment triggered a water heater launch that rose about a hundred yards and traveled two blocks. No injuries were reported, but Bernie Willis' car was hit as the improvised missile struck it two blocks from the scene.
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Los Angeles
Bennie Willis
Truman Warns on Theft of Atomic Energy Use
Former President Harry S. Truman at a Democratic dinner accuses interests of trying to steal TVA power and peaceful atomic energy for private gain. He urges the public not to elect more Republicans and to defend public energy rights.
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New York
Harry Sr. Truman
Tennessee Valley Authority
Truman
Weather Again May Cancel Man Orbit Set For Thursday
Cape Canaveral forecasts show two weather risks for Thursday. Cloudiness over the launch site due to a northward high pressure and rough Atlantic seas east of Bermuda could endanger Glenn’s return after a single orbit. Officials stress it is too early to confirm any delay.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
John H. Glenn Jr
Project Mercury
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Atlantic
Bermuda
Glenn
NASA
Cape
mid-Atlantic
Africa
Australia
Hawaii
Eastern
Pacific
Brown Files Petitions For GOP Re-election Nomination
Columbus Ohio Secretary of State Ted W Brown filed petitions with himself for the Republican nomination for re election today.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
$300 Million College Aid Bill Studied
Washington AP An House measure to provide 300 million dollars yearly in federal funds for college construction would include grants and loans amounting to 1.5 billion dollars over five years. The plan excludes 40,000 federal scholarships, shifting focus to state administered grants and direct loans. Senate debate looms with a version including scholarships.
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Washington
White House
Edith Green
D-Ore
US Office of Education
Senate
Khrush's Daughter and Son-In-Law Dine at White House
Soviet Premier Khrushchev's daughter and son in law Alexei Adzhubei met with President Kennedy at the White House for lunch. Adzhubei said Molotov's fate holds no significance for the Soviet Union amid East West talks.
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Khrush
White House
Washington
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Alexei I. Adzhubei
Izvestia
Cape Cod
Adzhubei
V. M. Molotov
Robert F. Kennedy
Soviet Union
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Paris
Mikhail Kharlamov
New York
Kennedy seeks cabinet department of urban affairs
Kennedy sent to Congress a plan to create a new Cabinet rank department of urban affairs and housing. The fate is uncertain as the plan faces House opposition and racial controversy. Dirksen proposed a bipartisan commission to study functions and avoid broad demands for cabinet-level groups.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Department of Urban Affairs and Housing
House of Congress
Senate
House
Conlive
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Weaver
House Rules Committee
GOP
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Republican National Committee
Republican Policy Committee
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Veterans
Berlin Truce Plan Offered by British Commandant
British commandant in Berlin Maj. Gen. Sir Rohan Delacombe proposed a plan to resume prior procedures for movement between the Soviet and American sectors. The plan would lift the ban on the Soviet commandant Col. Andrei Solovyev and allow civilian officials to cross, with the U.S. stipulating civilians pass without hindrance. France and Britain had not joined the ban.
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Berlin
Rohan Delacombe
Andrei
U.S
Solovyev
France
Britain
Airmen Rescued After Mountain Crash in Iran
A U S medical team found four U S airmen alive near the wreckage of their small Army airplane high on snow covered Zardkyh Mountain after a crash last Saturday. U S authorities report they were rescued and in stable condition.
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Tehran
Iran
U.S
Zardkyh Mountain
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