Fog Closes California Airports Amid Wide Spread Dense Mist
Fog blanketed a 700 mile California corridor causing numerous highway accidents and airport closures from Sacramento to San Diego while the Weather Bureau logged zero visibility in several cities. Convicts fled San Quentin under fog. a United Air Lines DC8 carrying 124 slid at Idlewild. Northwest jet with 107 veered off a Milwaukee runway but no injuries or damage were reported.
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Kennedy to Hold White House News Conference
President Kennedy will meet the press in Washington on Wednesday. The White House said the time will be announced Monday.
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State Toll Climbs as Three Crashes Kill Six in Ohio
The Associated Press reports Ohio's weekend death toll rises to 15 with six killed in three plane crashes. Victims include Cleveland area passengers Caroline 24 and Dolores Pilny 31 from a Sandusky to Islands flight, Airman J C Burleson 26, Lt. Peter Brinkman, Grove City father William Boggs and his son Alvin, plus five Mansfield relatives from fumes in a home.
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Fire Toll Across U S Rises to 45 in Three States
AP report notes 45 deaths from dwelling fires over three days. In Pennsylvania a one story frame house in Three Square Hollow near Shippensburg killed Joseph Finkey about 30, his son James 16 and daughters Dixie 15 June 14 and an fiancée, plus an unidentified woman. Earlier, five children died in a Joaquin Texas farm house fire and four died near Elburn Illinois when a fuel truck crashed into a bridge and struck the Blackberry Inn tavern.
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Public Housing Gives A Chance in Garfield Renewal Area
Ross Hunt of the Hamilton Metropolitan Housing Authority says public housing helps residents catch up financially and become assets to the community. The feature highlights the Garfield Urban Renewal Area project as covered in the Journal.
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Hamilton
Things I Am Thankful For Essay Quip
A short humorous line from a young writer reflects gratitude for glasses. The boy jokes the glasses protect him from conflicts with boys and from romantic attention from girls, presenting a light, nostalgic snapshot of schoolyard humor.
Frondizi Defends Cuba Stance Amid Diplomatic Crisis
Argentine President Arturo Frondizi defends his abstention on a move to expel Cuba from the OAS at Punta del Este. He warns US backed efforts threaten self-determination and nonintervention while criticizing perceived US plots with Latin American factions. Frondizi cites Argentina’s vote for nonalignment in principle and urges restraint to avoid upheaval.
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Niagara's Ice Jam Eases Up
A shore to shore ice jam in the Niagara River eased as temperatures neared 30 degrees. Residents of Grand Island and Niagara Falls prepared for potential property damage after a one mile stretch froze Friday, with docks and pilings sustaining some damage but no homes threatened.
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Adoula and Zorin to Talk at UN in New York
Congolese Premier Cyrille Adoula arranged to meet Soviet U N Delegate Valerian A Zorin in New York and will receive him Sunday noon in his hotel suite. He said no Congo Security Council debate is needed now and criticized Zorin's bid as a maneuver likely to cause confusion and harm Congolese interests while Katanga secession shows signs of improving.
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Kennedy tightens Cuba embargo to ban imports
President Kennedy orders a complete ban on Cuban product imports effective next Wednesday, costing Cuba about 35 million dollars annually. Food and medicine to Cuba remain allowed, while airline and telephone links stay intact. The move aims to choke Castro’s income and subversion efforts, with diplomatic steps planned to align Canada and others with U.S. policy. Cuban tobacco and Tampa cigar industry face disruption as producers weigh stockpiles and long term damage. Industry officials predict production cuts if embargo lasts beyond two years. White House aide Pierre Salinger notes labor support for about 6,000 to 7,000 workers in the cigar trade.
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Top Brass Huddles In Panama
Washington DC leaders meet in Panama Canal Zone with Defense Secretary McNamara and Joint Chiefs chair Lemnitzer to discuss boosting Latin American defense against Cuban influence. Navy patrols in Caribbean increase as tensions rise, with carriers destroyers and cruisers among ships active near Guantanamo and the Antilles.
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Lyman L. Lemnitzer
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Claude V. Ricketts
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US Cuba embargo softened on humanitarian exports
Afternoon said exports of foodstuffs medicines and medical supplies from the United States to Cuba would be exempted from the embargo on humanitarian grounds. Cuba bought about 15 million dollars of foods and medicines from the US last year as its purchases declined toward year end with less food and more medical supplies. The embargo announcement listed wheat beans rice among the shipped foods via suppliers including wheat and rice.
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Doomsday fears fade as planets align over India
Thousands of Indians shivered through a wintry night awaiting foretold disasters from a rare planetary conjunction. Some prayed across Hindu nations in India and Nepal, while others cited favorable lunar shifts. Foreign observers and Chinese astrologers dismissed the doomsday predictions as nonsense, and traffic slowed only slightly in New Delhi.
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