Soviet push for UN censure of U S over Cuba invasion
At the United Nations the USSR seeks a resolution denouncing the United States as an aggressor against Cuba and a threat to Western Hemisphere peace. Delegates worry about possible Soviet intervention while most bloc allies back vocal support and arms shipments. Cuban envoy Raul Roa accuses U S forces of aiding the invasion. U S delegates deny any involvement.
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Cease-Fire In Congo Reported by Belgian Radio
Belgian radio Monday night said Congolese army officers reached an accord placing Gizenga’s rebels under Leopoldville control in a general cease-fire across the Congo. The accord, at Akte, would have the Lumumbist forces recognize Mobutu as supreme commander and halt political interference.
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Mail Swamps Cincy IRS
Cincinnati district office faced a flood of income tax returns as filers used the last day. IRS District Director Phillipp L. Charles expected 120000 end day returns and 1.3 to 1.4 million for the district, about 30000 more than last year, with $61 million in refunds paid so far and an average refund of $112.50.
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Silent U S Officials Weigh Cuba Invasion Reports
Washington reports lack solid data on the anti Castro invasion of Cuba as a blackout on independent news keeps details scarce. Navy says no U S carrier in the area while Rusk and Stevenson deny mercenary arms claims. Goldwater calls for strong measures including embargo and possible blockade. estimates of invader strength range from 4 000 to 15 000 with militia up to 460 000 residents.
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Fate Of 10 In Downed Chopper Still Unknown
A large helicopter carrying 11 men crashed Monday night 35 miles north of Cold Lake Alberta. Pilot Flight Lt J L Jeffs of Winnipeg was rescued with minor injuries. Ten others including three airmen and seven civilian workers were unaccounted for as a medical helicopter was sent to the scene.
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Khrushchev seeks Kennedy halt to Cuba invasion
Soviet Premier Khrushchev urged President Kennedy to stop the attack on Cuba as rebels moved inland from Las Villas toward Colon. Castro ordered defense of Las Villas with 27 arrests reported, and a Cuban broadcast said counterrevolutionaries target him for assassination.
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Kennedy Withholds Public Comment On Khrushchev Cuban Appeal
President Kennedy met with Democratic leaders to discuss the Cuban crisis but withheld a public response to Khrushchev’s appeal to halt the invasion. Leaders described a serious situation while Kennedy reviewed the Khrushchev message and prepared a possible briefing.
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Kennedy to hold news conference Friday at 10
President Kennedy will hold a news conference Friday at 10 am. There will be no live radio or television coverage.
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Weather outlook shifts as winter relents midweek
The forecast calls for tonight partly cloudy and cold with a low near 27. Tuesday's high hit 39 and overnight low 36. Light snow and rain accumulated about 15 inches in Middletown since 8 a.m. yesterday as a mix of precip moved through.
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Poem Returns Tax Cheer With Its Own Verse
A humorous verse mailed to the Baltimore IRS before the Monday deadline complains that income tax causes less cheer and leaves the writer poorer each year. The poet notes the meter and rhyme could be sharper but conveys the point clearly.
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Local Sales Line Sparks Doorstep Confusion
A humorous notice describes a door to door sales pitch promising a deposit then six months of payments. A bystander questions the source of the scheme and the seller’s legitimacy.
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Arrests in plot to assassinate Fidel Castro and targets in Cuba
Cuban government radio announced the arrest of 27 people in a plot to kill Fidel Castro, including Maj. Humberto Sori Marin, Castro’s agriculture minister, who was wounded while fleeing. The group faces revolutionary tribunal. an American, Rafael Diaz Ottman, is among detainees. Firearms and money were seized, and eight terrorists were reported executed.
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Batista says Cuba uprising watched with interest from exile
Former Cuban president Fulgencio Batista says he follows the Cuban uprising with keen interest but will comment only when the situation clears. His government fell January 1, 1959 as Fidel Castro's forces attacked. He currently lives in exile on Madeira.
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Four Children Die In Fire In Philadelphia Home
Four children ages 2 to 5 died in a Monday night blaze that swept their three story Philadelphia home. Firemen found the bodies in a third floor bedroom. authorities believe they suffocated. The children were Richard Heckstall five, Charles two, Ernestine three, and Cheryl four, children of Marie Heckstall and Erm lest Heckstall.
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Eichmann Trial Opens with Graphic Holocaust Narrative
Israel's AG Gideon Hausner traced the Nazi terror from country to country, detailing camps, mass murder, cannibalism, surgical experiments, and infant killings as he argued Eichmann’s guilt for crimes against the Jewish people and humanity. Six million Jews were said to have perished. Spectators wept as the harrowing account filled the courtroom.
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Massacre Eyewitness Accounts Highlight Eichmann Trial
Israeli Attorney General Gideon Hausner opened Israel’s case against Adolf Eichmann recalling the Lvov massacre. Eyewitnesses described burning bodies and gold teeth, while Hausner, calm and precise, read 1,500 documents and testimony as the court heard the grim history.
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