Nation says Cuba free of Soviet offensive weapons
The Kennedy administration aired intelligence data to claim Cuba lacks Soviet offensive weapons, aiming to reassure the public and defuse Cuba controversy. Defense Secretary McNamara backs removal, while Sen. Keating remains skeptical. briefing cites aerial photos, dismantled bases, and missiles at sites, with MIG upgrades noted.
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Keating Says He Will Eat His Hat Over Cuba Claims
Sen Kenneth Keating of New York warned that he would eat his hat if Defense Secretary McNamara refuted his charges of a Soviet buildup in Cuba. McNamara joked he did not own a hat and suggested Keating would have to eat it based on the evidence seen that day. Keating remained undaunted, insisting his accusations stood.
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US sees Cuba missiles removed after new intelligence report
President Kennedy ordered penalties against foreign shipowners cargoing to Cuba as CIA chief McCone and Defense Secretary McNamara announced that all offensive missiles and bombers known in Cuba have been pulled out. Reconnaissance shows Soviet combat gear moved off the island and about 17,000 Soviets remain in Cuba with 5,000 in four tank task forces.
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Mithra Temple Found Near Marino in Italy
Archeology circles stirred over a well preserved Mithra temple found beside a wine cellar in Marino Italy. Some scholars called it the most important Mithra temple yet uncovered in Italy. Mithra led an ancient oriental cult that became a major Roman religion. by the second century A.D. it was more widespread than Christianity.
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Defense Takes Over In Trial Of Ohio Professor
Athens Ohio AP defense takes the stage in the Gene Isaac Stees murder trial as prosecutors try to prove a love triangle motive. Patricia Patsy Weathers testified about letters and photos showing Stees and Weathers sharing a farm near New Marshfield Athens County. State witnesses described the victim Helen Steel bludgeoning and asphyxiation last October, with an oil drum and Dow Lake tied to the case. Vanity plans to move to dismiss and then call six to ten defense witnesses, aiming to finish Steel’s case by Friday.
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Hoffa Fails To Get Bond As Tribune Reports
Chicago AP The Tribune said James R Hoffa and top Teamsters officials failed to obtain satisfactory surety bonds under Landrum Griffin law by the Friday deadline. Frank Wright Sr of United Bonding Co Indianapolis promised to provide bonds but offered a proposal deemed too small and late. Wright disclosed his firm had a $60000 bond limit for any one person.
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Labour leadership race tests party unity in Britain
In London, Labour faces an inconclusive first ballot as Harold Wilson, George Brown, and James Callaghan vie to succeed the late Hugh Gaitskell. Observers note factional divides over nationalization, disarmament, and nuclear policy while Brown edges toward the front. The 249 MPs vote secretly, with elimination and a new round if no majority emerges.
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Weather report notes drizzle tonight and a chilly 30
Overcast skies bring a light drizzle tonight with temperatures dipping to 30 degrees. Tomorrow should see clearing skies and a gradual rise in temperatures. Yesterday’s low was 35 and high 58, with today’s 4 am low at 34.
Chuckle Tips on Staying Out of Trouble
A light quip notes the surest way to steer clear of trouble is to wrong no man and offend no woman by speaking or acting with fairness and restraint. The line offers a compact social guideline in a humorous tone.
Canadians Frown On Anti American Election Battle
OTTAWA AP Canada enters a new national election campaign amid pressure on Prime Minister John Diefenbaker to curb anti American rhetoric. Despite defeats in the Commons his Conservative party unites behind him as Liberals led by Lester B. Pearson urge keeping anti Americanism out of the campaign and restoring good relations with the United States and allies. The Ottawa Journal and Toronto Star warn against gutter politics and warning flare ups as a risk to Canada US ties.
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Child's plea found with dog in box on city bus
DETROIT AP. A paperboard box on a city bus held a mongrel dog abandoned beside a note that read Please give tootsie a good home The childlike message added My daddy ain't working. The scene prompted concern and questions about the pups care.
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Bank robber added to FBI ten most wanted list
Federal authorities placed Marshal Frank Chrisman, 37, on the FBI ten most wanted list for his role in the $12,000 National Bank of Toledo holdup last July 10. He has a long criminal record since 1936 and is described as 5 feet 9 inches, 210 pounds, tattooed, with scars, believed armed and extremely dangerous.
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Long-Sought Theft Suspect Is Arrested
Joseph C Illacqua, 33, sought since a $10,000 robbery in October 1961, was jailed awaiting a hearing on an armed robbery charge. Seven Cleveland policemen arrested him Wednesday at a motel near Hudson on a tip. He faced indictment for robbery and assault at Mrs. Otto Blum's apartment, where cash and jewelry were taken after beatings. Attorneys Krasny and Green, both 28 from East Cleveland, are also imprisoned for the same crime.
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Tragedy at Queen Elizabeth II visit to New Zealand
AUCKLAND New Zealand AP tragedy mars royal visit as a bus carrying Maori passengers overturns killing 15 and injuring 21. The disaster mirrors an earlier 1953 Auckland crash during a royal tour.
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President Kennedy backs Medicare push in budget plan
President Kennedy outlined a $1.6 billion health funding package for the next fiscal year, up $250 million from the current year. He urged steps to expand medical education, hospital building, nursing homes, and federal controls on cosmetics and health devices while renewing advocacy for Social Security health insurance this year.
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Australia expels Soviet secretary over espionage plots
Canberra declares Ivan Fedorovich Skripov persona non grata and orders him and his wife to leave within seven days. Foreign Minister Sir Garfield Barwick says the first secretary of the Soviet Embassy organized elaborate espionage preparations, aided by a woman working for ASIO and a concealed radio transmitter.
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Crowbar Slaying Probed in Ky Home Burglary Case
Cincinnati police questioned a local youth about the crowbar killing of John F. Kirschner in Dayton Ky as James Edward Broyles 19 faced a murder charge. A third youth was being sought while Broyles claimed innocence and the case moved to Campbell County for further action.
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