Taft assails Cuba policy as key 1964 issue
In Portsmouth Ohio Congressman-at-large Robert Taft Jr a Republican senatorial candidate said foreign affairs will dominate the November vote. He called Cuba the top threat to U S peace and warned of a Russian backed show down. He criticized Johnson overtime plans and voiced tentative support for voluntary Medicare aid for the elderly.
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Robert Taft Jr
Taft
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Russia
United States
President Johnson
Europe
Rescue Squad Car Wash in Middletown to Raise Funds
The Middletown Rescue Squad will hold a car wash to fund squad projects. Cars will be washed Saturday 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday noon to 9 p.m. at Oaks Service Station Grand Avenue and Gideon Road. Price per car is 1.75 dollars.
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Oaks
Grand Avenue
Gideon Road
Armco Metallurgist To Present Paper At St Louis Meet
Dr. C R Taylor supervising research metallurgist Armco Steel Corp Research Center will speak at the southwestern conference of the American Institute of Mining Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers in St Louis Missouri today. He will present a research paper titled Oxygen in Liquid Steel before the conference.
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Armco Metallurgist
C. R. Taylor
Armco Steel Corp
American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers
St. Louis
Missouri
Taylor
Cleveland School Superintendent Quits Amid Integration Crisis
Cleveland superintendent William B. Levenson resigns at year end after a dispute over immediate integration of bus transported classes. Board president Ralph McAllister ordered desegregation, while NAACP leaders hint the board clash pressured the move. Levenson, 56, served 36 years, appointed 1961.
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Cleveland
William B. Levenson
Levenson
Ralph A. McAllister
Ing
NAACP
Gotlands Slipstenbolag Sells 20000 Grindstones to Cuba
Visby Sweden based Gotlands Slipstenbolag reports a sale of 20000 grindstones to Cuba for sharpening sugar cane knives. The deal highlights Sweden Cuba trade of agricultural tools and equipment.
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Visby
Sweden
Gotlands Slipstenbolag
Cuba
General Defends Guards Firing At Korean Thieves
Gen Howze and Ambassador Berger support U S guards who shot Korean suspects amid protests over excessive penalties for theft. He cites military supply theft exceeding 70 000 monthly and questions distinguishing common thieves from saboteurs. A Korean woman and a teenager were killed in three incidents this month. Gettysburg Pa marked the Civil War Confederates’ high water mark.
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Seoul
South Korea
Hamilton H. Howze
U. S
Korea
Samuel D. Berger
Kora Poege
Howze
Gettysburg
North
Drug Orabilex recalled after 11 deaths tied to X ray dye
FDA spokesman said Orabilex, a gall bladder X ray imaging drug, was removed from the market after reports linked patient deaths. The drug, manufactured by E Fougera & Co Inc of Hicksville New York, had its new drug approval withdrawn and revised labels issued following warnings to practitioners.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
E. Fougera & Co. Inc
Hicksville
N.Y
FDA
A Warn
West Point Military Post Since 1778
West Point has functioned as a military post since 1778, serving as a strategic training site and fortress for the United States Army through history.
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West Point
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