Khrushchev may visit Cuba to press Western ties
Soviet Premier Khrushchev plans a fall visit to Havana to bolster Cuba as a Western Hemisphere Communist outpost and ease U S Cuba tensions. Officials say he may also seek to reduce trade barriers to cut Moscow’s Cuba costs while confirming Castro’s influence.
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Khrushchev
Cuba
Red China
Havana
U.N. General Assembly
New York
Yugoslavia
Fidel Castro
Castro
China
Khruschev
United States
Russia
U.S
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Rusk
Delay Seen For Civil Rights Bill as Senate Agenda Fine-Tuned
Senate plans slow civil rights action as Mansfield signals delays until September to advance debt and foreign aid measures first. House debt limit vote due Tuesday while hearings on civil rights may span into fall amid filibuster concerns.
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Senate
Lident Kennedy
Wnashington
House
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Finance Committee
Mansfield
Senate Appropriations Committee
Republic Steel Wildcats End Three Day Strike in Canton
At Republic Steel Corp in Canton Ohio United Steelworkers vote unanimously to return to work after a three day wildcat strike. More than 2 000 members attended a Friday night meeting as John S Johns urged a return and David J McDonald sent a telegram urging an end to the unauthorized walkout. The walkout began Tuesday with 900 workers and led to 4 500 idle workers amid tensions over outside contractors and layoffs of 25 company welders.
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Canton, Ohio
Republic Steel Corp
United Steelworkers
John S. Johns
District 27
David J. McDonald
International
al Lebbano
Local 120
Judge Rules City Prostitution Ban Unconstitutional
Columbus Ohio AP report says Municipal Court Judge Fred L Donally dismissed a charge against a 21 year old woman upheld by a city ordinance banning known prostitutes from the city He ruled prostitutes are people and cannot be banished for merely standing on a street at the time of arrest The decision challenges the constitutionality of the ordinance and marks an early enforcement case under its provisions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Fred L. Donally
New City
Ordin
Retired minister Hudnut dead at 98 in Glens Falls
The Rev. William H. Hudnut of Youngstown Ohio died Friday at Glens Falls Hospital at age 98. A Brooklyn native, he was an oldest living Princeton alumnus and held honorary degrees from Wooster College where he served as a trustee. He led the First Presbyterian Church in Youngstown from 1899 to 1937.
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Glens Falls, N.Y
William H. Hudnut
Youngstown
Ohio
Princeton University
Glens Falls Hospital
Hudnut
Brooklyn
N. Y
Wooster College
Man Charged In Dayton Bribery Case
FBI announces Emanuel Morton Siegel 57 of New York arrested in Dayton on bribery charges tied to a 9.5 million Wright Patterson Air Force Base contract. Siegel, vice president of Loral Electronics Corp, allegedly sought to influence an Air Force employee.
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Cincinnati
FBI
Emanuel Morton Siegel
New York
Dayton
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Victor Turyn
Loral Electronics Corp
Bronx
Turyn
Siegel
Air Force
Wright-Patterson
Washington Prepares for Massive March for Jobs and Freedom
Washington police and federal agencies brace for an estimated 28 000 marchers arriving by train with thousands more by bus and on foot for the August 28 event. Deputy Chief Howard V. Covell outlines crowd control plans, traffic restrictions, medical stations, and participant packing lists for heat and long hours.
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Howard V. Covell
Union Station
Covell
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Tax Squeaks To New High
Ohio excise tax receipts for cigarettes beer wine malt beverages and horse race wagering set a new high in 1962 63 totaling 103 222 935 up 73 413 from the previous year The gain equals 0 7 of 1 percent as comparisons show 1960 and 1961 earnings at 100 301 858 and 99 495 578 respectively.
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Columbus
Ohio
State
Fishermen of Cuxhaven haul baskets of stranded fish
Fishermen from Cuxhaven in Germany gather on the beach as the Elbe flows to the North Sea. When the tide recedes, fish trapped in baskets are stranded and later collected by dogs pulling wooden sleds.
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Cuxhaven
Germany
Elbe
North Sea
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