Goldberg Tackles Job Woes
Washington AP reports Secretary of Labor Arthur J Goldberg after returning from affected areas unveiled two departmental orders to combat unemployment. A new Labor Department office will study automation driven job loss and the Bureau of Employment Security will publish monthly unemployment figures, replacing the former bi monthly schedule.
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Arthur J Goldberg
Labor Department
Bureau of Employment Security
Kennedy, Goldberg discuss orders amid GOP attack
Monday night at the White House President Kennedy and Goldberg spoke about orders in a hour talk. An unsigned Battle Line article from the Republican National Committee criticized Goldberg’s swing through Illinois Indiana Ohio Michigan and Pennsylvania as politically inspired and accused him of raising false hopes with the promise to find jobs for the unemployed.
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Kennedy
White House
Battle Line
Republican National Committee
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Large anti Castro force lands on Cuba northeast coast
Reports from Havana say a sizable anti Castro contingent may have landed near Baracoa or Moa Bay in Oriente Province, potentially opening a second front. Rumors claim Fidel Castro’s militiamen defected in the Escambray fight, while official word from the Armed Forces Ministry cites no information amid a government information blackout.
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Cuba
Oriente
Fidel Castro
Escambray
Armed Forces Ministry
Baracoa
Moa Bay
Sierra Cristal
Santiago
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Raul Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Weather warms Middleton as sunny day draws smiles
Yesterday's high reached six warming degrees with sun and light winds making Middleton feel like Hawaii after a long winter. Forecasters expect 55 on Wednesday with fair skies and a comfortable day ahead. Tonight's low around 30, with 32 noted at 7 a.m.
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Gavin Named New U S Envoy to France
Washington AP Gavin, 53, a retired lieutenant general and famed airborne commander, is nominated as U S ambassador to France. A controversial figure who left the Army in 1958 after clashing with Pentagon officials, he later led Arthur D Little before becoming its president in March.
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James M. Gavin
Army
U.S
France
Gavin
Kennedy
Pentagon
Army Research and Development Program
82Nd Airborne Division
Arthur D. Little, Inc
Cambridge, Mass
Today's Chuckle Dictating letters and spelling fun
A lighthearted note on typing and spelling where the humor comes from using many words the writer can’t spell. The quip riffs on the idea that dictation lets you sound knowledgeable while relying on guessing at spellings.
Lumumba’s Death Sparks Global Outcry and UN Criticism
The slaying of Patrice Lumumba triggers international backlash against U.N. actions in the Congo. Anti-Belgian protests flare in London and Rome while the Soviet Union denounces Hammarskjold and the U.N. Belgians and Congo leaders face sharp blame. Western fears mount of civil war and great power intervention.
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London
Patrice Lumumba
U.N
Congo
Iron Cart
Rome
United States
Soviet withdraws Hammarskjold recognition Congo troop exit demanded
London bulletin reports the Soviet government officially withdrew recognition of Dag Hammarskjold as U N general secretary and demanded all foreign troops leave the Congo within one month. Moscow also urged the United Nations to censure Belgium over the slaying of Patrice Lumumba, the deposed Congo Premier.
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Lumumba
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United Nations
Congo
Hammarskjold
Belgium
Moscow
London
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U. N
Patrice Lumumba
U S Reacts To Lumumba Death Amid Congo Crisis
The report notes scattered attacks aimed at backing Hammarskjold Congo policies while the Security Council barred intervention by the U N Congo force. Kennedy expresses shock at Lumumba's death but supports U N handling, with Adlai Stevenson calling the killing distressing and backing the UN approach.
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Congo
Security Council
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Kennedy
Lumumba
United Nations
Adlai E. Stevenson
Yugoslavia urges probe to fix blame in Lumumba death
United Nations. Yugoslavia called on the Security Council to order an urgent investigation into Patrice Lumumba s killing. Foreign Minister Koca Popovic blamed Katanga President Moise Tshombe Maj Gen Joseph Mobutu and Congo President Joseph Kasavubu as part of a foreign intervention clique.
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N.Y
Yugoslavia
Security Council
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Koca Popovic
Katanga
Congo
Popovic
Moise Tshombe
Joseph Mobutu
Joseph Kasavubu
Belgium
Lumumba Backers Fight On Congo Control Struggle
Lumumba backers in Stanleyville work to avert reprisals against whites after the slain premier. U.N. reports Gen Victor Lundula dispersed soldiers threatening Europeans as Gizenga consolidates power in Stanleyville with Soviet and Asian-African bloc backing. Civil war warnings rise as three-pronged attacks loom on Stanleyville.
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Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Stanleyville
U.N
Victor Lundula
Oriental
Kivu
Lumumba
Jean Manzikala
Oriental Province
Ion Congolese
Leopoldville
Soviet Union
Gizenga
Joseph Kasavubu
Katana
Venus bound satellite on course with data relay
The Soviet Venus mission sat launched from Sputnik is progressing at 2.5 miles per second. Tass reports the 1,418 pound automatic interplanetary station relayed data sessions from space conditions as planned while 303,600 miles from Earth. Equipment studies cosmic radiation magnetic fields interplanetary matter and micrometeoroid collisions.
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Union
Tass
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Venus
Mies
Rayburn urges urgent action on unemployment crisis
Washington AP Sam Rayburn said unemployment is more urgent than at any time since the 1930s, following a White House briefing with President Kennedy. Labor Secretary Goldberg reported the situation worse than expected. Kennedy signaled a new tax incentive plan to spur investment as part of a broad economic program. Mansfield pressed for fast hearings on minimum wage and unemployment compensation, with focus on aiding distressed areas and returning millions to work.
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Footwear Sets Off Protests at Edgebrook Garden Apts
In WHITE PLAINS New York a nine member board at Edgebrook Garden Apartments ordered residents to remove boots and overshoes from hallways. Garbage crews collected hundreds of pairs and dumped them in the basement. Tenant Mrs Irving Monk denounced the move as excessive policing while board chair Joseph Margolis warned that allowing boots could lead to broader clutter including sleds bikes and chairs.
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N.Y
Edgebrook Garden Apartments
Irving Monk
Joseph Margolis
Kennedys Near Deal for Squaw Island Retreat
An oral agreement discussed by Edward M. Kennedy and Philip A. Wiggins may transfer Squaw Island off Hyannis Port to the Kennedy family. The six estate island, accessible only by a town causeway, could become a summer White House offering enhanced security compared to the Kennedy Hyannis Port homes.
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Cape Cod
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Ted) Kennedy
Chicago
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Wiggins
Kennedy
Ohioan Admits Shooting Trooper at Roadblock Near New Castle
A 23 year old Ohio man, Thomas Ferriman of Chippewa Lake, admitted firing three times at Trooper Leonard Straple on U S 422 near New Castle, PA. Straple was wounded in the mouth shoulder and arm and Ferriman was captured at a roadblock about two hours later. Ferriman faces a charge of armed robbery in Tampa Florida and police said he was wanted on multiple charges in Ohio and elsewhere.
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U.S. 422
Pittsburgh
Thomas Ferriman
Chippewa Lake
Ohio
Leonard Straple
New Castle Barracks
Straple
New Castle Hospital
Ferriman
Tampa
Fla
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Betty Joe
Claude
Max S. Parson
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Michael
Debra Sue
Parson
Medina
North Dakota
Heart Sound Research Aims to Detect Hidden Heart Flaws
Philadelphia doctors at Hahnemann Medical College test subsonic heart sounds with ultra sensitive microphones on over 300 patients to detect early heart problems unseen by a stethoscope. Danial Mason and Joseph F. Uricchio lead the effort mapping normal patterns by age to spot incipient malfunctions.
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Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital
Danial Mason
Joseph F. Uricchio
X15 To Shoot For Record At Edwards Air Force Base
The X15 rocket plane is scheduled to fly this week with an engine nearly four times as powerful as the current engine. Maj. Bob White will attempt 2,500 miles per hour to beat his unofficial 2,275 mph record and has a prior altitude record of 136,500 feet.
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Calif
Bob White
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