Keating Discusses Cuban Buildup in Exclusive Interview
Senator Kenneth B. Keating of New York offers to brief President Kennedy on undisclosed information about Soviet military activity in Cuba. He differentiates between gravel and concrete missile sites, says launchers and equipment may be present but offers no proof, and backs open hearings while cautioning about sources.
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Canadian Election Expected April 8
Canada moves toward an April 8 election after Diefenbaker's Conservatives lost a no confidence vote over a nuclear weapons dispute. Pearson argues the campaign will focus on economic and social policies to stimulate growth and employment, while Republicans claim U S influence on Canada’s defense stance remains a key issue. The Conservatives, in minority government since last June, face leadership doubts as Liberals, Social Credit, and New Democrats jockey for position.
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Lester B. Pearson
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United States
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Commons
U.S
Dean Rusk
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Today's Chuckle: Business Needs More Orders from Customers
A witty line suggests business growth relies on increasing private orders while reducing government demand. The quip frames market activity as driven by consumer purchases over regulatory or bureaucratic burdens. Established speaker and context unavailable.
White House clears statement on Canada bombshell
Kennedy aides say McGeorge Bundy approved a State Department note that sparked Ottawa turmoil by clarifying U.S. views on nuclear warheads for Canadian forces. The White House and Rusk aides were not involved, and the fight over U.S.-Canada defense and policy likely stretches into the new Parliament.
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George W. Ball
President To Step In To Quiet Cuban Debate
A Columbus AP report notes a German divorcee claiming to be Dr Sam Sheppard fiancee is not expected to write to the former Bay Village osteopath in jail for killing his wife. Page 19 carries the related Dr Sam Sheppard story.
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Adenauer Pledges Full Cooperation With NATO Plan
West Germany's Chancellor Konrad Adenauer told the Bundestag he will cooperate with President Kennedy's plan for a multinational NATO nuclear force. He urged constancy in Franco German ties, backed the Brussels treaty, and pressed for Britain's entry to the European Common Market while warning that a united Europe and NATO are essential against Soviet threats. He spoke amid criticism of the French German accord and said a Bonn ratification before retirement would be pursued.
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Newspaper prints letter from Ariane Tebbenjohanns to Sheppard
Mrs Ariane Tebbenjohanns asked the Columbus Dispatch to publish a letter to Sheppard and the front page letter appeared in Tuesday's paper. She said printing the letter was the only way to reach him while he is jailed. Maury C. Koblentz barred her from further correspondence with the convicted wife slayer at Marion Correctional Institution. He also wrote Dr Steve Sheppard requesting a conference here Friday to discuss recent case aspects.
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Weather outlook with cloudy nights and mild warmup
The forecast says cloudy tonight and tomorrow with no extreme cold return. Temperatures fall to the 20s tonight and rise to the 50s tomorrow. Yesterday’s low 30 and high 52, today’s low 25 at 6 am.
Arrested in 110 mph chase over stolen car
Batesville Indiana AP report states Robert D Yoder 28 Goshen arrested after State trooper pursuit reaching 110 mph in a stolen car Tuesday. Yoder lamented This cars not running right.
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Morocccan Leader Who Licked Spain Succumbs At 78
CAIRO AP Abd El Krim the riff leader who defeated Spain and challenged France died suddenly in Cairo at 78 after 36 years in exile. He claimed sway over 400,000 tribesmen and had long urged Morocco to end alliance with imperial powers. He had lived in Cairo since 1947 after fleeing exile.
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Professor's Murder Case held today in Ohio university trial
In Athens Ohio AP report the state may wind up its case today in the first degree murder trial of former Ohio University professor Gene Isaac Steel. Pathologist Horace Davidson testified the victim Helen Steel suffocated before being placed in a steel drum and dumped in Dow Lake.
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Balloon Test Launch Reaches 133000 Feet Over California
The Navy reports a 198 foot helium balloon carried a 13.8 pound package to 133,000 feet for upper atmosphere ozone research. Instruments aim to aid missile and space programs. The balloon launched Tuesday and landed at Will Rogers Beach State Park near Santa Monica, California.
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Reds Sign Frank Robinson and Vada Pinson to 1963 Deals
Cincinnati bulletin reports Frank Robinson and Vada Pinson signed their 1963 contracts at a morning press conference. The pair, two-thirds of the Reds outfield, joined 16 players already signed as Cincinnati builds toward the season.
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Kennedy to issue public report on Cuban buildup
President Kennedy directs an official CIA statement through John A. McCone to address Congress and the nation about Soviet strength in Cuba. McCone is expected to cite evidence supporting Kennedy’s view that Soviet power has not significantly grown since the October missile crisis. A closed Senate session may follow as Republicans urge public hearings on missile bases and remaining missiles in Cuba.
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Lawmakers press for open inquiry on intelligence agencies
The preparedness subcommittee led by Sen. John Stennis plans a closed door inquiry but others urge public testimony from officials like McCone. Rep. Minshall calls for a full Senate House investigation of U.S. intelligence agencies and the 1961 Cuban invasion. Sen. Morse seeks release of Bay of Pigs testimony. Dirksen cites information aligning with Rep. Bruce on Soviet missiles left behind in the October crisis.
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