Exodus From Cuba Expected For Prisoners Relatives
Havana reports between 900 and 1,000 Cuban relatives of Playa Giron invasion prisoners and up to 205 American citizens in Cuba are set to depart this week. The Swiss Embassy said exit permits will allow relatives to sail on the freighter Shirley Sykes, with flights for Americans scheduled Wednesday and Friday. Cuban and American Red Cross teams are coordinating, and the government has pledged permits for the relatives.
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Havana
Cuba
United States
Shirley Sykes
Red Cross
Playa Giron
Bay of Pigs
Divers Hunt Body Of Young Daytonian
Divers searched without success for the body of Carl Wieland a 17 year old former Dayton Ohio boy who apparently drowned Sunday when he tried to swim 100 yards to shore from a sail boat off Fort Lauderdale Florida Police stated the youth disappeared after the risky swim with local divers continuing the search today.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Carl Wieland
Dayton
Ohio
Middletown Sees Cold Interlude With Light Snow Fears
The Middletown area enjoyed brief relief as temperatures dip into the teens again. A new cold air outbreak is expected to bring light snow or flurries late tonight and tomorrow, with milder readings than Monday. Yesterday’s low hit 2 degrees at 7 am and afternoon high 9 at 2 pm, while last night cooled to 18 at 1 am and midmorning readings hovered in the low thirties.
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Middletown
Walker Charges Dropped and Meredith Takes Last Test
The federal government dropped charges against former Army Maj Edwin A Walker and six others arrested after the University of Mississippi desegregation riots. James Meredith, the Negro whose arrival sparked the riot, faces his final semester test today amid ongoing campus harassment.
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Negro
Oxford, Miss
Army
Edwin A Walker
University of Mississippi
U.S
H. H. Ray
James H. Meredith
Air Force
U.S. Dist
Claude F. Clayton
Meredith
Frank Lamar Ott
Joseph Cutter
Kentwood
Edward Louis Shade
Atlayum
Miss
Robert Blackard
Memphis, Tenn
William. Gilbert Marr
Olive Branch
Charles Clark
Prentiss
Child Dies In Fire In Dayton Apartment
Lynd Rachael Stanaford seven months old, daughter of Russell and wife of Dayton, Ohio, died Monday in a fire that tore through the family's second floor apartment.
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Dayton
Ohio
Lynd Rachael Stanaford
Russell Stanaford
First Negro Enrolls at Clemson in South Carolina
Clem son College trustees meet to consider admission of the school's first Black student. Harvey Gantt, 20, of Charleston, expected to enroll soon as a transfer from Iowa State University, making Clemson the first white-personly segregated public college in the state to integrate at any level. Governor Russell and officials weigh in as courts refuse delay on the order. Kennedy says marshals will not be sent and South Carolina leaders promise no trouble.
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S.C
Clemson College
Donald S. Russell
Simon Sobeloff
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Earl Warren
U.S. Supreme Court
Harvey Gantt
Charleston
Clemson
Russell
Gantt
Iowa State University
South Carolina
Robert F. Kennedy
University of Mississippi
James Meredith
Kennedy
Washington Area
Episcopal Church
De Gaulle and Adenauer Face European Crisis
Paris AP report says West German Chancellor Adenauer and French President de Gaulle clash over NATO nuclear forces and European integration after de Gaulle rejects the American plan and blocks British entry. Adenauer seeks mediation focused on the Common Market while backing British membership. Macmillan warns against French unilateralism as tensions rise.
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Paris
Konrad Adenauer
Charles de Gaulle
Adenauer
de Gaulle
West Germany
Adenhauer
Harold Macmillan
Free Europe
Macmillan
Liverpool
Premier Macmillan accuses De Gaulle over Common Market bid
Macmillan accuses De Gaulle of opposing Britain’s bid to enter the Common Market for political reasons. He denies insincerity in agreeing with Kennedy’s proposals to scrap Skybolt in favor of Polaris under NATO control. De Gaulle and Adenauer agree on a treaty for close cooperation in diplomacy, defense and culture open to other European states to mend foreign policy rifts.
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Macmillan
de Gaulle
Britain
Kennedy
North Atlantic Alliance
Adenauer
Europe
West Germany shifts from exclusive Franco alliance plan
West Germany backs away from an exclusive inner alliance with France within the European and Atlantic communities, undermining Paris’s vision of a continental third force dominated by France and West Germany.
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West Germany
France
Britain and Soviet Union sign two year cultural pact
London AP reports Britain and the Soviet Union signed a two year cultural relations agreement to take effect April 1. The pact expands language exchanges strengthens contact between medical institutions and eases visa facilities for Russian visitors to Britain.
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London
Britain
Soviet Union
Rhodes Governor Flags Budget Shortfall and Tax Watch
Gov James A Rhodes said it is too early to decide if new taxes are needed as Ohio faces about 83 million dollars in obligations beyond cash on hand. Finance Director Krabach cited a 55 million dollar annual spending excess and said liquidation of holdover obligations is difficult despite provisional layoffs.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Statehouse
Richard L. Krabach
Krabach
Nuclear talks open amid caution on test ban scope
Washington and Moscow push a major nuclear test ban effort as U S officials stress tough issues remain unresolved. Soviet insistence on three on site inspections and France's participation shapes the negotiations while U S and British delegates seek broader backing. Meanwhile Kennedy hails Katanga secession's end and the U N role in Congo, calling for unity under U Thant and Hammarskjold legacy.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Soviet Union
U.S
Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
France
State Department
Cold Wave Rages Across U.S. Snow Hits Plains to East
A fresh snowstorm spread from the Rockies to the Midwest as Arctic air drove temperatures below freezing from northern Maine to western New York. Freezing weather reached northern Florida and the Southeast while Miami saw the mercury in the 40s. Blizzard warnings were issued for parts of South Dakota as 40 mph winds drove snow into North Dakota and western Montana. Snow accumulations ranged from one to three inches across the northern Plains the upper Mississippi Valley and the Great Lakes Ohio Valley region.
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Midwest
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Maine
New York State
Florida
Miami
South Dakota
North Dakota
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Northern Plains
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Cold Wave Hits Central Plains and Mountain States
A sweeping cold wave warning covers Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, the Dakotas, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Iowa, Missouri and northern Texas. Arctic air from Canada pushes south of the Continental Divide through Montana and Wyoming, then across the Plains, with temperatures plunging to 30 below zero along the central Canadian border and below zero in Kansas and Colorado. The cold front is expected to blanket most of the midsection of the country.
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Oklahoma
Iowa
Missouri
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Vorse Sees Dock Strike Agreement
New York AP report says members of the 145 company New York Shipping Association meet to act on the dock strike settlement terms proposed by a presidential mediation board. Sen Wayne Morse predicted the shipping industry from Norfolk to Maine will join the longshoremen in accepting the peace formula.
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NEW York
New York Shipping Association
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Norfolk
Maine
Britain to appoint Sir David Ormsby Gore ambassador
The ground was broken for a fresh round of nuclear talks after an exchange of letters between President Kennedy and Soviet Premier Khrushchev, made public Sunday. Britain’s chief representative will be Sir David Ormsby Gore, ambassador to Washington, who had been England’s lead delegate to the disarmament conference before his appointment.
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United States
William C. Foster
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Charles C. Stelle
U.S
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
United Nations
Semyon K. Tsarap
U.N
Katanga
Kolwezi
Moise Tshombe
Congo
Africa
David Ormsby Gore
Washington
England
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Chuckle on Taxes Hints at Civic Tax Frustration
A humorous line notes a man pays a luxury tax on his billfold, an income tax on what he puts in, and a sales tax whenever he spends. The quip reflects everyday taxation woes with a dry, wry tone.
Plan Aims to End Longshore Strike Coastwide
Morse told reporters in Washington after briefing President Kennedy on the board’s work since his appointment last Wednesday. Kennedy urged continued efforts to achieve an immediate settlement of the 60,000 longshoremen strike that has paralyzed Atlantic and Gulf coast shipping for a month.
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Morse
Washington
Kennedy
Atlantic
Gulf
Teen-Ager Held As Fire Bug in Columbus Arsons
A 19 year old dishwasher William F Ostermeyer faced arraignment in Municipal Court on multiple counts of arson. Police said fires struck three private garages three homes and a downtown department store in north Columbus over the past year. He reportedly shrugged when asked to explain. Two lie detector tests suggested deception.
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Columbus, Ohio
William F. Ostermeyer
Albert Giles
Giles
Ostermeyer
Columbus
Exiled Cuban Leader Claims Air Cover Was Promised
Antonio de Varona of the Cuban Revolutionary Council says the 1961 invasion’s anti Castro brigade was promised full air cover. He references assurances given in 1961 and contrasts them with Attorney General Robert Kennedy’s claim there were never any air support plans. Goldwater echoed that critique, saying Kennedy suggested air cover existed. Varona argues he learned of no invasion date or plans with his approval.
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Fla
Antonio de Varona
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Atty. iGen
Robert F. Kennedy
United States
Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Washington
Goldwater
Varona
Cuban Democratic Revolutionary Front
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