Dirksen Warns Kennedy on Cuba Policy in Sharp Talk
Senate minority leader Everett Dirksen told President Kennedy Republicans will press Cuba issues. He warned of brick bats and urged bipartisan long term policy, while Secretary McNamara outlined long range plans to Congress. Republicans fear a Soviet foothold and call for firm action, not vague statements.
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Johnson
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Tex
Soviet negotiator quits Geneva as talks stall at summit
In Geneva Vasily Kuznetsov left for Moscow after a session that analysts say links nuclear test ban talks with Cuba and Berlin. Britain’s Sir Paul Mason prepares to address the conference as US negotiator William Foster returns to Washington for consultations amid deadlock.
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Britain
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Wittenberg Creates 20000 Scholarship Fund For Students
Springfield Ohio AP President Clarence C Stoughton of Wittenberg University announced a 20000 scholarship fund for Hamma Divinity School students funded by Warren R Beieman president of the Dayton Pneumatic Tool Co This is the second 9000 scholarship Beieman has established at Wittenberg in three years
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Ohio
Clarence C. Stoughton
Wittenberg University
Wittenberg
Hamma _ Divinity School
Warren R. Beieman
Dayton Pneumatic Tool Co
Belleman
Fire Kills Joyce Rutherford in Sheffield Lake Home
Lorain Ohio reports Mrs Joyce Rutherford 29 died in a Saturday house fire that destroyed her residence in nearby Sheffield Lake. Fire investigators work to determine cause as residents cope with loss.
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Ohio
API
Joyce Rutherford
Sheffield Lake
NATO Nuclear Force Command Talks Advance
The United States and Britain reached general agreement on steps to form a NATO nuclear force command. Talks in Washington shift to NATO council in Paris. Britain agreed at Nassau on Dec 21 to assign a nuclear bomber force, with the US contributing Polaris submarines initially.
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United States
Britain
State Department
North Atlantic Council
Paris
Nassau Bahamas
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U.S
Asst
William R Tyler
Denis Greenhill
Fruit dealer installs shocking anti theft device
Peter Hicks, a London fruit and vegetable dealer, fitted an electric unit to his parked auto. Bystanders receive a blue flash and shock if they touch the vehicle. Hicks says he has not received a parking ticket since installation, suggesting a possible coincidence.
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Peter Hicks
Hicks
Chandler files for Democratic gubernatorial nomination
Frankfort Kentucky AP Chandler former governor A B Chandler filed Saturday as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for governor. Chandler elected governor in 1935 and 1955 is seeking an unprecedented third term.
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A. B. Chandler
Chandler
Judge Sets Aside Jury Verdict On Slant Wells
In Henderson Texas judge A Royce Stout set aside a long trial verdict in a Humble Oil suit against H L Long for allegedly slanting wells into Humble and Texaco leases. The case stands on the docket as if never tried, with appeals threatened if no judgment is issued.
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Tyler
Tex
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A. Royce Stout
Humble
East Texas
Texaco, Inc
Long
Stout
200 Hikers Question If Worth It In San Francisco Walk
About 200 teenagers from a 2000-strong group completed a 50 mile walk begun at Santa Clara University at 6 am. The event drew crowds on Nob Hill with KYA radio host Tommy Saunders among walkers. Saunders, admitted to St Francis Memorial Hospital with fatigue, highlighted the fatigue and risk of walking beside traffic as officials debated the fad.
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Nob Hill
Mecca
KYA
Tommy Saunders
San Francisco Peninsula
St. Francis Memorial Hospital
Francis J. Charlton
Saunders
Santa Clara University
San Jose
Here
Chinese military chief calls for international Communist unity
Gen Lo Jui ching declares the United States the sworn common enemy and urges unity of socialist nations and international Communism to oppose imperialism. He spoke at a Peking reception for the Soviet Army anniversary as Beijing disputes Moscow over alliance with Yugoslavia and aims to solidify bloc backing for its anti Western stance.
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China
Lo Juiching
Peking
New China News Agency
U.S
International Communist Movement
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Knowland calls for blockade of Cuba and expulsion of Reds
Former Senator William F. Knowland urged a U S air and naval blockade and suspension of diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union to force Soviet troops out of Cuba. He spoke at the California Republican Assembly advocating allied action with the O A S and a deadline of April 1 for removal. He warned embassies would close until the last Soviet soldier left.
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Calif
Soviet Union
William F. Knowland
Cuba
Knowland
California Republican Assembly
Organization of American States
U.S.S.R
Nigerians Sall Exit From Sofia
Africans continue to leave Bulgaria for study in Vienna amid visa and funding hurdles. Four Nigerians arrived by train from Sofia to join three others at Vienna University with support from the Austrian Students Association. Reports say dozens of Kenyans and others remain blocked by authorities, facing denied exits and travel funds.
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Australia
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Vienna University
Austrian Students Association
Kenya
Eight Firemen Die In Bohemian Mine Blaze
Prague dispatch reports eight firefighters died Saturday while battling a fire at the Marhal Knoev Mine in Drinvo north Bohemian brown coal basin. Several others were injured though all miners escaped harm. Cause blamed on an explosion from a conveyor belt motor short circuit.
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Czechoslovakia
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Drinvo
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Ceteka
Yemen to hold partial elections for Senate seats
Cairo radio reports Yemen's President Sallal plans general elections to select 60 percent of a Yemeni House of Sheikhs with 40 percent appointed, enlarging the council to 160 to 180 members. No date was given.
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Cairo Radio
Yemen
Sallal
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