Steel-Labor Peace Is Predicted in 1963 Talks
President David J. McDonald of the AFL CIO Steel Workers Union indicated prospects for a peaceful, moderate resumption of 1963 steel labor talks if needed by May 1. He noted extensive secret Human Relations Committee discussions and outlined a proposed three months paid vacation every five years after 15 years of service to aid job stability amid automation.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Kennedy
David J. McDonald
Aflcio Steel Workers Union
McDonald
Union-Industry
Pittsburgh
White House
Arthur J. Goldberg
Supreme Court
27-Ounce Baby Is Doing Fine in Cheboygan
In Cheboygan Michigan three day old Roxy Morrow weighing 27 ounces at birth is said to be doing fine in an incubator at Cheboygan Community Hospital. Dr Walter Larson reports the baby is taking nourishment and gaining while Ronald and Mrs Morrow are the parents. Larson notes this is not the smallest infant to survive, citing Jacqueline Jean Benson born January 14 1936 in Chicago who weighed an estimated 12 ounces and is reportedly living in good health.
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Cheboygan, Mich
Roxy Morrow
Cheboygan Community Hospital
Walter Larson
Ronald Morrow
Cheboygan County
Larson
Jacqueline Jean Benson
Chicago
Young Laborite May Be Britain's Prime Minister
Harold Wilson, the youngest Labour leader in British history, vows to end nuclear arms and withdraw from the Nassau Polaris pact. He promises firmer Western alliance backing and moves NATO bases under collective control as he positions Labour to win the 1964 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Laborite
Britain
London
Harold Wilson
Labori Party
Wilson
United States
Soviet Union
Labor
Harold Macmillan
Laborites
Macmillan
George Brown
James Callaghan
Brown
House of Com
Nassau
Kennedy
West
Holy Loch
Western Alliance
NATO Nuclear Force Planned by Kennedy
President Kennedy plans to send special negotiator Livingston Merchant to Europe in about 10 days for urgent talks with NATO allies on creating a nuclear striking force. He says European members deserve a greater voice yet must share more defense costs, and seeks early guidelines on who would authorize use in a crisis. Proposals aim to be ready for the May NATO council meeting in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Soviet Union
Livingston
Merchant
United States
France
NATO Council
Ottawa
Canada
Three Polaris Subs Soon To Patrol Mediterranean
Deputy Defense Secretary Roswell Gilpatric announced that three U.S. manned Polaris submarines will station in the Mediterranean around April 1 under NATO supreme command. The submarines will join the general strategic target system along with North Atlantic ships and SAC bombers, with no deployment gap.
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Polaris
Mediterranean
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Supreme Commander
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Gilpatric
NATO
Paris
Rome
Bonn
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Thomas K. Finletter
U.S
Inato
North Atlantic
U.S. Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Death Cause Is Explained In Mrs Francis Case
SARASOTA FL AP Injuries suffered before leaving her home here apparently caused the death in Uniontown PA of Mrs Jean Wagner Francis whose sister in law was murdered in Ohio last 1 December sheriff s investigators say Officers quoted the husband Paul Sr as saying a suitcase slipped and struck his 49 year old wife on the head as she took it from a closet to pack for a visit in Lancaster Ohio It was in Lancaster that the wife of Mrs Francis brother Mrs Virginia Wagner was murdered on or after Dec 19 Her body was found in a creek Jan 5.
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Uniontown
Jean Wagner Francis
Ohio
Paul Sr
Lancaster
Francis
Virginia Wagner
Asylum Offered To Fugitive Ship By Fidel Castro
Fidel Castro's regime promised asylum to hijackers aboard the Venezuelan freighter Anzoategui as Venezuelan destroyers and jet bombers pursued the vessel across the Caribbean. The 3,127 ton ship was believed en route to Santiago, Cuba, with position details kept secret. Castro's radio broadcast said any asylum would apply to Venezuelan revolutionaries and willing crew, and the ship would be turned over to U.N. Secretary General U Thant.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Fidel Castro
Anzoategui
Caribbean
Santiago
Southleas
Havana
U.N
U Thant
Rockefeller Challenged By Kennedy
President Kennedy challenged Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller and other Republicans to offer alternatives to the administration’s foreign policy. He questioned Rockefeller’s bid for the GOP nomination and noted Democratic leaders echoed similar criticisms. Senate and House leaders urged restraint amid broad attacks on Kennedy’s diplomacy. Rockefeller had no immediate comment.
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Washington
Kennedy
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Kennnedy
United States
Atlantic Alliance
Congress
House
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Rocklefeller
McCormack
GOP
Morse
Senate
Charles de Gaulle
U.S
de Gaulle
Venezuelan hijackers seize freighter linked to Castro forces
Reliable reports place the freighter Sucre and later the Anzoategui about 450 miles southeast of Santiago near Guantanamo as nine members of the Armed Forces for National Liberation claim the seizure. President Betancourt orders full efforts to intercept the hijackers, appeals for regional help, and vows not to cancel his Washington trip.
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Venezuela
Dominican Republic
Caracas
Sucre
Anzoategui
Santiago
U.S
Guantanamo
Cuban
Mexico
Romulo Betancourt
Armed Forces For National Liberation
Fidel Castro
Betancourt
Washington
Kennedy
Caribbean
State Department
Navy
Carlos Andres Perez
Chuckle Tact Aims to Make Guests Feel at Home
A light hearted tip encourages hosts to create a welcoming atmosphere for guests. Simple gestures and thoughtful touches can ease nerves, foster conversation, and help visitors feel relaxed and valued in the home.
Eastern Two-Thirds Of Nation Freezing
The Associated Press reports continued cold across the eastern two thirds of the United States with no severe storms. Subzero readings stretched from the eastern Dakotas to northern Illinois, reaching -15 in International Falls and -16 in Hibbing Minnesota. Chicago suburbs logged -7, while readings ranged in the teens in Kentucky and West Virginia and in the 20s and 30s in Georgia.
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Associated Press
North Central
Dakotas
Illinois
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
International Falls
Minn
Hibbing
Kennedy pushes tax cuts in Congress fight
President Kennedy pressed for a package of rate cuts and tax revisions claiming a net three year tax cut of 10.2 billion to spur growth while warning that inaction would slow the economy and widen the deficit. He called the tax effort essential amid a hard congressional battle and noted European defense posture and Berlin talks.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
United States
Europe
Influenza Waning in Cincinnati After Weeklong Outbreak
In Cincinnati an influenza like epidemic eased today after causing at least three deaths. Deaths were attributed to flu by private physicians pending state confirmation. Hospital admissions spiked to 500 from 300, then fell to 400, with high pupil absenteeism noted in many schools.
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Cincinnati
State Department of Health
General Hospital
Weather outlook with cooling and cloud rise tonight
Increasing cloudiness is expected to moderate temperatures tonight and tomorrow with a low of 14. Yesterday’s low 23 and high 24 recorded. Early today the low reached 4 at 7 am.
Soviet Union to skip New York World Fair 1964 65
New York AP reports Robert Moses, fair president, states the Soviet Union will not participate in the 1964 65 New York World's Fair noting the decision is definite and official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Soviet Union
Robert Moses
Four Arrested Fourth Is Sought Plot Against De Gaulle
French officials disclosed that four high ranking army officers were arrested for plotting to kill President Charles de Gaulle, with a fifth officer still sought. The interior ministry withheld details amid a nationwide crackdown after a March 1967 security sweep at the military school around De Gaulle’s visit.
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DeGaulle
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Interor Ministry
de Gaulle
Interior Ministry
Bank Robbery Suspect Captured After High Speed Chase
Erie Michigan AP Michigan State Police seized a Toledo bank robbery suspect after a high speed pursuit near the Ohio border. Earl Bicker, 27, of Pontiac, an ex convict and unemployed draftsman, was captured with three Toledoans. Loot totaling 1,473 in cash was found on him after the National Bank of Toledo holdup. Giovanni Leone, 27, also of Pontiac, was detained in Toledo and denied involvement.
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Erie
Mich
Michigan
Toledo
Ohio
Earl Bicker
Pontiac
Giovanni Leone
Bicker
Mother of Three Daughters Killed in Crash
Lelita Latham a 40 year old mother of three from Worthington a Columbus suburb died when her car lost control on an icy stretch and plunged into a ravine on the far North Side police said The accident occurred early today authorities reported
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Lelita Latham
Worthington
Columbus
Copper City Fire Hall and Equipment Destroyed by Fire
Copper City Michigan suffered a devastating fire Thursday night that wiped out its fire hall along with all firefighting equipment and trucks. The blaze left the community with no local fire response capability as residents awaited assessments and relief.
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Copper City
Mich
Upper Peninsula
Families Flee Fire In Berlin Hotel Blaze
Six American families connected to the US Army garrison in Berlin escaped a small West Berlin hotel fire early today. The German-born wife of Sgt Robert L. Davis spotted the blaze, firefighters battled for an hour, and police estimated $20,000 in damage. Sixteen children were in the hotel. all families fled unharmed and found temporary shelter with other U.S. families in Berlin. Mrs Marian Meinen of Lima Ohio provided a contact point.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Robert L. Davis
Marian Meinen
Lima
Ohio
U.S
Satellite Is Hunted In Space
The United States tracking network scanned the skies for the Syncom communications satellite lost in space after a Thursday launch from Cape Canaveral. Radar contact vanished seconds after a payload rocket aimed to place it in a 22 300 mile circular synchronous orbit, with officials uncertain it could function as a communications tool even if found.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Maasdam Strikes Underwater Wreck Near Weser Mouth
Bremerhaven reports the Maasdam hit an underwater wreck near the Weser mouth. About 230 passengers were evacuated by lifeboats to Bremerhaven while the 15,024 ton Holland-America Line liner80 developed a list and began leaking in its double bottom tanks. Tugs standby to assist if required as the ship steams slowly for repairs under its own power.
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Bremerhaven
Germany
Fug
Weser
Holland-America Line
Couple Reports Seeing Man Near Death Scene
State police say Mr and Mrs David Bartle of Ellicott City reported seeing a man in a car near the wooded area where Allene Replane was found. They described a man with a brown topcoat hat and dark horn rimmed glasses who pulled a newspaper in front of his face as they passed. Bartle said he delayed reporting, fearing retaliation, and they were interviewed after Replanes disappearance and body discovery.
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Baltimore
Ellicott City
Allene Carroll Replane
David Bartle
Replane
Laurel
William
Bortle
Bartle
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