Tough A Threat To Talks Tough A Threat To Talks
Khrushchev insists on a March summit in a lengthy letter to the State Department and White House. Officials view the message as propaganda and fear it may be used to obstruct disarmament talks and atmospheric tests as Kennedy plans a coordinated reply with Britain. The United States favors a foreign ministers meeting with a possible later summit.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Khrushchev
Kennedy
U.S
Soviet Union
State Department
White House
Florida
McGeorge Bundy
United States
Britain
Turks Quell Army Revolt in Premiers Backing
A brief mutiny by young Turkish officers aiming to topple Premier Ismet Inonu ended bloodless when the air force army and navy chiefs rallied to support him. Gen Cevdet Sunay pledged the general staff would uphold the constitution as rebels seized strategic centers overnight. The crisis prompted a joint pledge by all four political parties to safeguard democracy.
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Turkey
Ismet Inonu
Inonu
Army
Cevdet Sunay
Sunay
Muhittin Onur
Signal Corps
War Academy
Soviet Premier Says Kennedy Not Ready for Summit Talks
Khrushchev in a Tass release says Kennedy’s refusal to start Geneva disarmament talks at summit level shows a lack of willingness to negotiate. He notes the note was sent to Kennedy and Macmillan and received in Washington and London. Geneva talks to begin March 4 with 18 nations, half Western and Communist, plus nonaligned states. Kennedy and Macmillan favor ministers level talks first, with potential summit later if progress occurs.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Geneva
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Tass
Macmillan
United Nations
Alan Mowbray Arrested for Public Drunkenness
Hollywood actor Alan Mowbray aged 66, famed for English gentleman roles, was arrested Thursday night on a charge of being drunk in public view.
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Hollywood
Alan Mowbray
Mailman Aims Washington Post on 34 Mile Start
Alliance, Ohio. Letter carrier Ed Kline plans a 34 mile daily walk toward Washington D C to protest low pay. He left East Liverpool after a ceremony with Local 297 officials who escorted him to Richard Panelley’s home for the first night. He seeks to join about 2,000 carriers at a three day rally there.
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Washington
Brookpark Bridge plunge claims life of Joseph Novotny
A 180 foot plunge from the Brookpark Road bridge over Rocky River caused the death of 49 year old Joseph Novotny of Garfield Heights on Thursday.
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Cleveland
Brookpark Road
Rocky River
Joseph Novotny
Garfield Heights
Car veers off road strikes pole killing driver
Police report a car left William Howard Taft Road in Cincinnati and struck a utility pole in the early hours, killing 27 year old Nicholas Guggino of Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
William Howard
Nicholas Guggino
Glenn Returns From World Flight Amid Capitol Welcome
Beaming astronaut John Glenn Jr returns to the United States for the first time since circling the globe aboard Project Mercury. He meets President Kennedy and Vice President Johnson at Cape Canaveral, receiving a medal and praise for the space program. Glenn emphasizes teamwork and the mission as a first step in a long program.
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John Glenn Jr
Kennedy, Johnson
Cape Canaveral
Fla
John H. Glenn Jr
Patrick Air Force Base
Kennedy
Glenn
Grand Turk Island
Bahamas
Marine Corps
Lyndon B. Johnson
Hig
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Johnson
Texas
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John Glenn
Khrushchev
Russia
Brilliant
Air Force
Marine Corp
Leighton I. Davis
Missile Test Center
Secret Service
Cape
May Be Wedding Bells Yet Marilyns Still Looking
Marilyn Monroe says she has not given up on marriage and will keep searching. She praised ex-husband Arthur Miller for remarrying and noted his new wife, Inge Morath. She dismissed rumors of a Joe DiMaggio union, saying they tried that before. Monroe recalled her first marriage at 16 to Jim Dougherty and spoke about what she values in a man.
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Mexico City
Marilyn Monroe
Arthur Miller
Miller
Ingeberg Morath
Joe DiMaggio
Florida
Miss Monroe
Jim Dougherty
Weather update with showers and snow flurries forecast
Tonight temperatures hold near 30 with a slight shower risk then showers likely tomorrow turning to snow flurries as it cools. Saturday highs near 46 with five day average seven degrees below normal. Official yesterday high 46 at 4 15 p.m. overnight low 28 at 6 a.m. today.
Tiny New Concord Plans 'Really Big' Celebration
New Concord Ohio readies a major homecoming for astronaut John Glenn. Town meeting plans a welcome from March 1 to 3 pending NASA confirmation. This repeats a first hometown turnout in 1957 after Glenn set a speed record.
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Concord
Glenn
Domestic service or matrimony in old coin saying
A brief quip notes that doing housework for payment is called domestic service, while doing it for nothing is described as matrimony. The light remark contrasts labor and marriage as social roles.
Rusk Reasserts Berlin Position at Davidson College
Secretary of State Dean Rusk reiterated Western resolve to defend West Berlin and said German unification is the only real solution. He spoke at Davidson College after two days of engagements including a Charlotte chamber talk, stressing the Soviet challenge to the Free World.
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N.C
Dean Rusk
West Berlin
Germany
Rusk
North Carolina
Davidson College
Slo
Presbyterian Affiliated College
Chamber of Commerce
Charlotte
Berlin
United States
Free World
Cities honor him nationwide for John Glenn space honor
A joyful nation honors astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. with parades and proclamations across cities and states. New York City hosts a ticker tape parade with Alan Shepard and Virgil Grissom. Ottawa Illinois and Quincy Massachusetts name him honorary citizen. Lockspur California plans a 4200 acre Glenn Park. Ohio proclaims February 20 John Glenn Day and seeks annual observance. streets renamed in Auburn Maine and Glenn Street in Tampa. Tallahassee renames Project Mercury Day. Liberal Kansas invites him to Pancake Day. Seattle World’s Fair in May to feature Glenn with other astronauts for peaceful space uses.
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New York
New England Way
Glenn - Randolph
Auburn
Maine
Intercity Civic Club Council
Decatur
Ala
John Glenn
Tallahassee
Fla
Glenn
Bryant
Olney
England
Washington State
Albert T. Rossellini
Seattle
Husband Son Fail In Rescue In Grandview Fire
Mrs. Naomi Anderson 51 wife of Ralph H. Anderson president of Anderson Concrete Corp died in a Grandview Ohio bedroom fire. Her husband and their son David 3 attempted a rescue after being awakened by smoke but could not reach the mother as flames and heat kept them back.
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Columbus, Ohio
Naomi Anderson
Ralph H. Anderson
Anderson Concrete Corp
Grandview
Frank W. Snyder
David
Mrs. Anderson
West Berlin Duty Tied to Free World Security
Secretary Rusk warned that Western Allies and NATO owe a solemn duty to defend the freedom of West Berlin as central to global liberty and security. He urged negotiating with Europe in Geneva to lower tariff barriers and reduce trade discrimination while pursuing disarmament talks.
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NATO
Free World
Readiness Signal as Kennedys Tour Berlin
U S troops maneuvered in West Berlin as Robert F Kennedy vows to defend the city as it would New York. About 1500 soldiers set machine gun posts and dug in while Kennedy reassures Berliners amid a large turnout and visit by Edward Kennedy.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Robert F. Kennedy
United States
New York
Chicago
6Th Infantry
Dvided
U.S. Army
Kennedy
Edward
Dairy Head Dies in Cincinnati Heart Attack
Miton B. Ruther aged 64, president and treasurer of the John T. Ruther Dairy Co, died of a heart attack at his Cincinnati home Thursday. The company is a local dairy employer and Ruther headed its management. He was known as a longtime city business figure.
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Cincinnati
Miton B. Ruther
John T. Ruther Dairy Co
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