Rockefeller Will Battle President for 1964 Nomination
Washington AP report notes Gov Nelson Rockefeller plans to challenge President Kennedy in the 1964 GOP nomination, aiming to shape the race by opposing the Democrat on major issues. He delays preconvention organization until after the New York legislature adjourns, potentially limiting early rival efforts from Goldwater Romney and Scranton.
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Nelson A Rockefeller
Kennedy
New York
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George L. Hinman
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
George Romney
Michigan
Richard G. Kleindienst
Arizona
Goldwater
Ohn B. Martin
Romney
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
NBC
Meet the Press
Scranton
Pope Johns Doctor Gone
Vatican City AP report Pope Johns personal physician Dr Antonio Gasbarrini left the Vatican for Bologna as the pontiff rests from anemia and stomach trouble. He is expected to return by week’s end after a weekend that included Ecumenical Council ceremonies and canonization of three saints.
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Vatican City
John
Bologna
Antonio Gasbarrini
Vatican
Gasbarrini
Ecumenical Council
Still On For 22 Miners In Carmichaels Mine Tragedy
Rescue teams probing the Robena No. 3 mine after an explosion located eight more victims, increasing the number recovered to 15 while 22 miners remained missing. Ventilation is disrupted and repairs will take time as teams extend digs about 1000 feet from the blast site near 650 feet underground.
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U. S. Steel Corp
Robena No. 3
US. Steel
Pittsburgh
Lewis Evans
State Secretary of Mines
Parallel Statements Set On Cuba At UN
United Nations reports say the Soviet Union and the United States will issue separate Security Council statements to close the Cuban crisis. Negotiators discuss each country’s text with the U S demanding proof of removal of offensive weapons and guarantees against reintroduction and the Soviet Union seeking a pledge Cuba will not be invaded. Kennedy and Khrushchev had agreed safeguards in late October letters and a nuclear weapons pullback, with US lifting the blockade. reconnaissance shows 42 missiles and 42 bombers leaving Cuba aboard Soviet freighters and the quarantine is lifted.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
Air Pollution Fight Demanded by Kennedy Amid Smog Talk
President Kennedy urged national action to combat air pollution after London smog reports. He warned pollution endangers the economy and the health of millions of citizens, calling for coordinated federal measures.
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London
Kennedy
Report On Liquor Probe Is Refused To DiSalle
In Columbus Ohio AP Atty Gen Mark McElroy refused Gov Michael DiSalle's demand for a liquor grand jury report. He ruled the governor lacks authority to issue such an order and a transcript of seven weeks of grand jury proceedings was sought to reveal alleged influence peddling to list liquor brands. The governor aimed to uncover the whole story amid disclosure that the foreman had a long prison record after the jury was discharged.
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Ohio
Mark McElroy
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
McElroy
Phone Tied Up And Baby Dies
In Jacksonville a 15 month old boy died after his father could not cut into a four party telephone line. Doctors planned an autopsy as Roberts Sr. said a caller blocked emergency access by asking if it was an emergency. The child was pronounced dead at a hospital.
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Joseph Claude Roberts Jr
Roberts Sr
Chuckle Executive Always Bossing the Hired Help
A recurring comic figure known as the Chuckle Executive persistently nags staff, asking them to perform tasks and chores. The character embodies petty authority with a nagging, humorous undertone that drives workplace interactions.
Nehru Refuses China Terms on India China Border War
In New Delhi Prime Minister Nehru rejects China's cease-fire terms and demands Chinese withdrawal to positions held Sept 8. He offers to refer the dispute to the International Court of Justice if China retreats. He warns the war could last years but India will win and urges unity.
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Ceylon
Northern Ohio Hit By 24 Inch Snow Driftf Ills
Northern Ohio faced up to two feet of lake enhanced snow as wind swept across Lake Erie and colder shore air. Geauga Ashland and Lake counties bore the brunt with 20 to 24 inch totals. southern sectors saw 1 to 3 inches. Roads closed across the region, including parts of Interstate 90. Weather Bureau warned intermittent snow showers and 25 mph gusts as plows worked to clear drifts four to five feet high.
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British Troops Attack Brunei Rebels Amid Oil Field Battle
British forces including 700 Gurkhas pressed a three day uprising in Brunei with clashes near Seria and Brunei Town. Rebels reportedly surrounded the Seria main force as casualties emerged and thousands of troops arrived from Singapore. Azahari urged independence while appealing to Kennedy for mediation.
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Malaya
Kennedy Opens Files for Time Story on Stevenson Denial
Life magazine reports President Kennedy opened government files to two writers for a chronicle of Stevenson's Cuban crisis role. The White House calls the Life piece unfounded while Stevenson and Kennedy deny the Post account. Life says Bartlett and Alsop sowed trouble and a potential withdrawal.
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Stevenson
New York
Life Magazine
U.N
Adlai E. Stevenson
White House
Life
Saturday Evening Post
Charles Bartlett
Stewart Alsop
United Nations
Bartlett
Alsop
Post
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U S experts map long term aid for India arms upgradation
U S military advisers reportedly endorsed a three stage plan to aid India over years aimed at rebuilding its armed forces after clashes with China. The package could cost around one billion dollars, with emergency help already totaling about fifteen million.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
U.S
India
China
Paul D. Adams
U.S. Strike Command
Adams
Krishna Menon
Menon
Russians Announce Huge Budget For 1963
Moscow AP reports the Soviet government unveiled a record 87.6 billion ruble budget for 1963 with military spending rising to 13.9 billion rubles from 13.4. Finance Minister Vasily Garbuzov presented it at the Supreme Soviet opening session as income and expenditures totaled 87.6 and 86.1 billion respectively, up from 84.7 and 82.7 this year.
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Vasily Garbusov
Supreme Soviet
Washington reporters at White House locked doors to State Dept
Bartlett teamed with Stewart Alsop to publish claims that access to Stevenson and the White House led to the State Department and CIA being opened to two Post reporters. Stevenson called the Life article a classic example of irresponsible journalism and wholly fallacious. An NSC executive committee meeting with Stevenson and Kennedy decided on the Cuban blockade, but Life offered no immediate explanation for the reporters’ supposed access.
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Stewart Alsop
Saturday Evening Post
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Post
National Security Council
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Life
Unseasonably Cold Weather Grips Region
A cold snap grips Middleton as northeastern Ohio reports up to 30 inches of snow in Ashtabula County last night. The five day forecast predicts continued cold conditions through Saturday with cloudy skies, wind and possible snow flurries. Yesterday’s high was 28 and low 13. lows today fell to 13.
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