Cuban Missile Confusion Clouds Cuba Threat
Defense Secretary McNamara says missiles exist in Cuba but not of a type threatening the United States. He notes confusion over missile types and lists five kinds found or suspected in Cuba while lawmakers dispute numbers of Soviet troops and missiles.
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Washington (Ap
Robert S. McNamara
Cuba
United States
McNamara
Associated Press
Kennedy
MecNanara
Donald C. Bruce
R-Ind
The
House
Close Surveillance Keeps Ships From Cuba
US authorities report every ship route to Cuba watched by patrol planes and Navy ships with Coast Guard units patrolling day and night from Jacksonville Key West Guantanamo and Puerto Rico. Navy infrared night vision aircraft monitor waters around Cuba ensuring no vessels slip undetected since the blockade. Sen Keating suggested two Soviet ships may have entered Cuba and arms were unloaded per his claim though unnamed Navy sources defend the coverage and say such ships would be sighted near Cuban ports.
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Keating
R-N.y
The
Senate
Cuban
Cuba
Washington
Navy
Kenneth B. Keating
R- N.Y
Jacksonville
Fla
Key West
Guantanamo Naval Base
Puerto Rico
United States
Caribbean
Venezuela
Weather outlook mild with above-freezing days ahead
Southerly winds and sun shine lift temperatures into the 50s today and prevent a drop below the 20s tonight. Frontal systems and cold air masses remain north of the Great Lakes for several days, yielding mild weather and no precipitation here. Yesterday’s high 44 and low 22. Low this morning 24 at 8 a.m.
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Great Lakes
Deductions For College Costs Urged
Representative Frank Bow of Ohio proposes a tax deduction of up to 1000 dollars per year for college costs including tuition fees textbooks and living expenses exceeding home costs. Scholarships or veterans benefits would reduce the deduction amount. Bow argues the measure would ease student funding and encourage donations from higher income brackets.
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Washington
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
Bow
Canton
Diefenbaker's Cabinet Faces Confidence Vote Crisis
Ottawa reports a potential no confidence vote could topple Prime Minister Diefenbaker's Conservative government over the U S nuclear warhead dispute. Defence Minister Harkness resigned amid a tense Commons debate as opposition parties seek to unseat the government and call elections within months.
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Ottawa
John Diefenbaker
Canada
Diefenbaker
House of Commons
Commons
U.S. State Department
Defense
Douglas Harkness
Harkness
U.S
Social Credit Party
New Democrats
David Lewis
Social Credit
Nassau
Ohio River Ice Floes Tear Up Harbors
Ice jams on the Ohio River near Cincinnati wrecked or damaged several small boat harbors Monday as warmer weather swelled the river. Mooring lines snapped, towboats and ten barges were driven to shore nine hundred feet downstream. Weather officials warned of a 30 foot crest and higher water, with flood stage at 25 feet, as ice continued to jam the lower river toward Cairo while stretches below Pittsburgh were clear.
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Ohio River
Kentucky
Dot’s
Cincinnati
Ohio
U.S Weather Bureau
U.S. Corpus of Engineers
Pittsburgh
Cairo
Ill
Mississippi
Kennedy seeks 31.35 million for new mental health plan
President Kennedy proposes a bold mental health package with a first year price tag of 31.35 million to create community centers, expand prenatal and child health care, train staff, and fund research and rehabilitation. The four bills would urge state or local networks with partial construction and up to 75 percent staff costs for 15 months, with broader rollout starting July 1, 1964. The goal is to cut current hospitalized patients by at least half within a decade or two.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Capitol Hill
Abandoned Car Left Note On Windshield In Dayton Roadway
In Dayton Ohio an abandoned car on Ohio 49 bore a note reading If you want it you can have it sheriff deputies say the owner who lives in Scranton Pennsylvania likely abandoned the vehicle after a stall local authorities remain concerned about the incident and the driver’s whereabouts
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Dayton, Ohio
Ohio 49
Dayton
Scranton
Nobel Committee nominates record 81 candidates for literature prize
Stockholm Sweden AP reports the Swed ish Academy Nobel Committee approved 81 candidates on Monday for the 1963 Nobel Prize in literature. No names were disclosed as usual.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Nobel Committee
The
Swedish Academy
Kennedy orders 50 mile Marine fitness hike test
At Kennedy’s suggestion twenty Marine officers will attempt a 50 mile march at Camp Lejeune to measure fitness against Theodore Roosevelt era standards. The test, involving ten captains and ten lieutenants, requires completion in three days with timed walking and timed rests. White House staff may be involved if results show modern Marines equal Roosevelt’s vigor.
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Kennedy
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Camp Lejuene
N. C
Roosevelt
Marine Headquarters
2Nd Marine Division
Camp Lejeune
Shoup
White House
Pierre Salinger
Marine Corps
Rock Creek Park
Admiral Ralph Edwards Dies at 61 in London
London AP reports Admiral Sir Ralph Edwards aged 61, who led NATO forces in the Mediterranean in 1957, died Monday. Cause of death not announced.
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London
Ralph Edwards
NATO
Mediterranean
Atlantic Storm Pounds Atlantic Seaboard
A slow moving winter storm lashed the Atlantic from Florida to the Carolinas with twenty foot waves and 50 mile per hour winds. Coast Guard craft battled heavy seas to rescue ships while tides rose two to four feet causing flooding and erosion. The storm sank a trawler before sweeping across Florida, drowning three men and rescuing six others.
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Atlantic
Coast Guard
Florida
Carolinas
Georgia
Weather Bureau
Gulf of Mexico
Young Slaver II Murder Charge Linked to Family
Dayton police say 18 year old James Edward Broyles admitted participation in a robbery assault that left 70 year old John F. Kirschner dead. Broyles reportedly described a stick hit and claimed two other youths were involved, one wielding a crowbar. The robbers netted $2.
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Dayton
James Edward Broyles
Broyles
John F. Kirschner
Kirschner
John Moran
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