UN urged to drop Castro invasion charges at Security Council
The United States pressed the United Nations to drop Fidel Castro’s claim that Washington plans to invade Cuba. Cuba denounced US accusations as false as debate opened, with Roa warning that US relations would worsen. US ambassador Wadsworth accused Castro of exporting subversion, while Zorin warned of looming aggression and Soviet backing for Cuba.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
U.N. Security Council
Fidel Castro
U.S
Cuba
U-Nation Council
Council
Chile
Ecuador
Ray Roa
The
Eisenhower
Council Chamber
U.N
James J. Wadsworth
Wadsworth
Castro
U. S
Roa
Valerian A. Zorin
Zorin
Khrushchev
Probers Seek Reason For Reactor Blast
Nuclear experts probed a silo shaped building at the National Reactor Testing Station Idaho to determine the cause of a blast that killed three young servicemen. High radiation confined to the building hindered body recovery and investigation. The incident marked the first fatal reactor accident in the U S atomic program.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Atomic Energy Program
AEC
Los Alamos
N.M
Atomic Energy Con Mission
Pressure Mounts On Castro As Americas Debates Next Moves
U S officials plan a short of force patrol against arms shipments to Latin America, tracking of Castro agents, and Cuba sanctions as new presidencies in the United States and Brazil approach. Panama considers breaking with Havana while most treaties stay in force and Guantanamo remains under U S control. Castro remains entrenched in the Communist network with no rapid return to relations expected.
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Washington
Fidel Castro
Organization of American States
United States
Brazil
Cuba
U. S
Havana
Panama
Castro
U.S
Guantanamo Navy Base
Guantanamo
White House
Apparent Negligence Shuts Home After Owner Vacation
Police in Cincinnati secured two garage doors and a bathroom window at a home Wednesday after the owner left for a Caribbean vacation. Authorities labeled the incident apparent negligence and completed the safety measures. The residence belonged to Stanley R. Schrotel, the city’s police chief.
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Cincinnati
Fae
Stanley R. Schrotel
Klumpp Prosecutor Disagrees With Governor Over Death Sentence
Hamilton County Prosecutor C. Watson Hover said Governor DiSalle erred in changing Edythe Klumpp’s death sentence to life imprisonment. Hover criticized the governor’s methods and suggested clemency or a pardon should be considered if Klumpp was involved in an accidental killing. He noted life terms allow parole after a period and prepared to return to Cincinnati.
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Columbus, Ohio
Edythe Klumpp
Michael IV. DiSalle
Hamilton County
C. Watson
Edythe Kampp
Louise
Klumpp
Cincinnati
Space Capsule Reaches 32 Miles In Test Launch
A 900 pound space capsule was lofted over 32 miles and recovered from the Gulf of Mexico. The test used a Cree research rocket and a Nike three stage booster to trial a parachute drag system for reentry. The mission aimed to support the in space program.
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Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
Air Force
Eglin Gulf Test Range
Santa Rosa Island Missile Test Center
Fire Kills Woman in Warren Ohio Bedroom
AP report: a lie believed electric heater caused a fatal fire in a Warren Ohio two story house killing 67 year old Mrs Walter Simmons who was alone in her bedroom Wednesday.
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Warren Ohio
Walter Simmons
Steel Leaders Meet To Salvage Idle Mills Production
Washington AP reports steel management and union leaders held an unusual talks to revive idle mills as output dipped to 38.6 percent of capacity, a 22 year low for non strike weeks. President McDonald of the United Steelworkers urged reversing demand declines and unemployment, while AFL CIO leaders considered economic aid plans for Congress.
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Washington
David J. McDonad
United Steelworkers Union
Congress
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Federation Executive Council
Fire Claims Mom and Six Children in Lynn Tenement
A Lynn Massachusetts fire killed a mother six of her seven children and her niece in a two story tenement. Father Donald Amirault saved his infant Dawn Marie and urged neighbors to help others escape. Dawn Marie, Shirley, Michael, Shirley, Donna, Scott, Kayla, Barbara Jean, and Paula Holingsworth perished alongside the baby Dawn Marie and Barbara Hollingsworth.
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Lynn
Mass
Walter Carter
Donald Amirault
Dawn Marie
c‘Sers
Shirley Amirault
Michael
Shirley
Donna
Scort
Ka“ay
Barbara Jean
Paula Holingsworth
Amirault
Atichairs
William Dutch
Robert Nor
Amiraut
Dawn Maurie
Barbara Hollingsworth
Paula
Lynn Hospital
Cuban Cabinet Blames U.S. for Break in Ties
In Havana the Cuban Cabinet issued a statement blaming the Eisenhower administration for the severed U.S. relations with Cuba and signaling hope for reestablishment under future leadership. It stopped short of naming President-elect Kennedy and made no direct reference to Guantanamo.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Kennedy
Castro
United States
U.S
Cuba
Eisenhower
Johnf. Kennedy
Castro T
US Forces Brace for Laos Crisis in Pacific Deployment
In Honolulu high level U S military leaders prepared for possible action in Laos. sources say 7th Fleet units and bases across the Western Pacific stand ready from Okinawa Formosa Japan the Philippines and the South China Sea. Adm Harry Feit said measures included increased airlift and redeployed mobile fleet forces with Marines ready led by the 3rd Marine Division and Marine Air Wing on Okinawa for jungle warfare as needed.
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7Th Fleet
Western Pacific
Laos
South China Sea
Okinawa
Japan
Formosa
Philippines
Adm
Harry D. Feit
U. S
Pacific
Fekt
3Rd Marine Division
Marine Air Wing
U S Forces Exercise Mobility Drills Near Laos Location
The Ih Fighter Wing at Clark Air Base Philippines pilots F100 and F107 jets as the U S 7th Fleet concentrates three carriers three destroyers about a dozen submarines and escorts in the South China Sea while a Hawaii based 2d Infantry Division unit begins practice mobility exercises on Wednesday.
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Laos
Clark Air Force Base
Philippines
U.S. 7Th Fleet
South China Sea
Hawaii
2D Infantry Division
Ohio Pilot Killed in Miramar Jet Crash
Navy jet fighter Lt. William J. Kosel 34 a Bridgeport Ohio native was killed when his F3H Demon crashed and burned just after takeoff from Miramar Naval Air Station California. Officials said the engine apparently flamed out.
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San Diego Calif
William J. Kosel
Bridgeport
Ohio
Kosel
Miramar Naval Air Station
Belgium Strike Breaking Faces Waning Support
In Brussels and Antwerp noisy protests emerged as the 17 day strike against austerity waned. Socialists pressed toward return to work while leaders sought a exit from the stoppage. About 1,000 demonstrators tried to seize City Hall and 8,000 gathered in Antwerp amid protests and property damage.
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Brussels
Belgium
Antwerp
Pierre Hamel
Leo Collard
Socialist Party
King Baudouln
Gaston Eyskens
Todays Chuckle A perfect wife is one who is willing
A light quip notes that a perfect wife is ready to help her husband with housework showing a humorous domestic balance.
Life Imprisonment For Now DiSalle Spares Edythe
Governor Michael V. DiSalle commuted Cincinnati woman Edythe Klumpp from death to life imprisonment after a truth serum interview. She was convicted of first degree murder in the October 1958 slaying of Louise Bergen and the burning of her body on Lake Cowan shore. The governor cited possible miscarriage of justice and said the decision could be revisited if further evidence emerged.
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Columbus
Ohio
Edythe Klumpp
Michael V. DiSalle
Cincinnati
DiSalle
Klumpp
Louise Bergen
Lake Cowan
Clinton County
Hover
Pleasant Friday forecast with mild warmth
A pleasant high of 45 degrees is forecast for Friday. Tonight will be fair and warmer with a low around 3. Tomorrow will bring partly cloudy skies as temperatures rise. Yesterday’s official high was 34 degrees at 7 m and the overnight low 12 at 4 30 a m today.
Mrs Klumpp Elated After Governor Spares Her Life
Mrs. Klumpp, held at Marysville Women’s Reformatory, learned from a radio broadcast that Governor DiSalle spared her life. Superintendent Wheeler said she felt hopeful and asked for a radio, with records to transfer from Ohio Penitentiary to the reform school. She’s in good spirits and moving from isolation to a larger cell as planning proceeds.
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Marysville, Ohio
Edythe Klumpp
Michael V. DiSalle
Women's Reformatory
Martha Wheeler
84-Year-Old Leaves 825000 To Pet Dogs
Louisville report says tavern operator John L. Lynch, 84, left income from a $25 000 estate to his two boxer dogs Bing and Rusty. A neighbor recalled a prior $3 000 bequest for the dogs upon his wife’s death. Lynch died December 29. funds will go to charities after the dogs pass.
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Louisville, Ky
John L. Lynch
Bing
Rusty
Mary Lou Grant
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