OAS Divided On Cuba Exclusion Timetable
At Punta del Este Uruguay opposing Latin nations debated a Cuba exclusion from the OAS council. The United States and 13 allies hold a two thirds majority for a formal ouster, while Brazil Mexico Argentina Chile Bolivia and Ecuador seek delay and a legal basis. A new foreign ministers meeting may follow to bridge gaps and decide if Cuba can be excluded under the proposed declaration.
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Rusk
Eign
Alliance For Progress
Chuckle Policeman Joke headline
A police joke quips about a motorist hearing loss after a wife falls from a car. The humor centers on the driver mishearing a warning as a deafness gag, reflecting light local humor.
China Army Not Happy Observer
A Hong Kong AP report cites a Chinese Communist bank official stating morale in the People’s Liberation Army is slipping due to food shortages and poor living conditions. He calls the army a group of frustrated men worried about families and futures, with fugitives agreeing border guards could be bribed. Western observers warn low morale could spur reform but reject open revolt.
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Sekee
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Red Army
Never Too Old For A Good Race In Detroit
Detroit AP reports 81 year old Andrew Baird announces re election bid for Wayne County sheriff. He has held the $17,500 a year post for 19 of the last 21 years. The county includes Detroit and has about 2,606,290 residents. Baird argues youth lack experience in campaigning.
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Khrush's Daughter to Lunch with Kennedy at White House
Soviet Premier Khrushchev's daughter and son-in-law Alexei Adzhubei plan a White House lunch with President Kennedy. Adzhubei, editor of Izvestia, said Molotov's fate holds no Soviet significance and no anti party resurgence. Officials also eyed East West TV interview exchanges.
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Izvestia
Cape Cod
Adzhubei
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Robert F. Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Plan For Berlin Crossing Eases Command Deadlock
Maj. Gen. Sir Rohan Delacombe, the British commandant in Berlin, proposed to the Soviet commander a return to prior procedures allowing command staff travel in divided Berlin. The plan would lift the ban on Col. Andrei Solovyev visiting the U S sector while civilians accompanying the U S commandant could cross without police identification in East Berlin. A U S spokesman said the Solovyev ban would stand until civilians cross unmolested. France and Britain did not join the ban. Delacombe did not disclose further proposals or Soviet reaction.
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Andrei I. Solovyev
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Solovyev
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Britain
Delacombe
Still Chance For Test Ban Parley
In Geneva American and British spokesmen said three power nuclear test ban talks are recessed indefinitely but not ended. Soviet delegate Tsarapkin declared the talks ended and blamed the West. Western officials stressed the door remains open, though prospects for reopening look dim.
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Washington
Aurora title storm lights up the South in Titan III test
Atlanta readers reported a brilliant sky display Monday night as the Titan III test rocket fired from Cape Canaveral produced a vast vapor trail. The Air Force confirmed the missile reached Ascension Island, testing an advanced inertial guidance system while Titan II tests loom in March. Observers from Miami to Raleigh described the phenomenon in varied, vivid terms.
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Cold snap looms with potential snow in Middletown
The region cools rapidly as icy air moves in from the north. Middletown could see snow flurries tonight with a low near 17 degrees. Wednesday stays cold with partial cloud cover after a high of 7 and a 4 degree overnight low.
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Water heater sets new flight record in Los Angeles
A water heater shot aloft after a gas leak explosion in an apartment house, reaching about a hundred yards and traveling two blocks. No injuries were reported, but Bennie Willis' car, parked two blocks away, was struck as the unguided missile landed.
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Bennie Willis
Four Airmen Found Alive After Iran Mountain Crash
TEHRAN AP A U S S medical team located four U.S. air men alive near the wreckage of their single engine Army plane high on Zarckyh Mountain in Iran after a crash last Saturday. The fifth crew member. Names of survivors withheld by officials. The flight from Tehran to Dizfa carried Maj. Donald A Carder Col. Walter M Vann Lt. Col. Walter R Johnson Capt. Daniel L Knotts and Spec 5 John E Porter. The aircraft vanished into deep snow at about 12 000 feet as rescue crews faced bad weather.
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Donald A. Carder
Rayville
Walter M. Vann
Monroe
N.C
Walter R. Johnson
Baldwin
N.Y
Daniel L. Knotts
Atlanta
John E. Porter
Springfield
Kennedy to Seek Urban Affairs Cabinet in Bold Plan
Kennedy asks Congress to approve a cabinet rank department of urban affairs and housing to tackle city problems. The plan would auto take effect in 60 days unless vetoed by Congress. Weaver, a Black nominee, would head the new department, marking a historic first for a cabinet post.
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Kennedy
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Senate
City on Verge of Anarchy in Algiers Terror Drive
Algeria’s largest city faced mounting unrest as the Secret Army Organization intensified its terror campaign. European terrorists blew up a police outpost near Algiers, cut power to Rocher Noir and broadcast a revolt appeal to French forces. Police reported arm thefts and a raid on a truck carrying submachine guns. Officials warned the group could seize Algiers in hours, aiming to derail France Algeria talks. A palm-shaded villa bomb killed 20 commando members buried under debris, with the American consulate nearby shaken. Col. Chateau-Jobert, once with France, broadcast the group’s appeal from a clandestine transmitter.
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Rocher Noir
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Charles de Gaulle
Secret Army
Jean Morin
Morin
Pierre Chateau-Jobert
Chateau-Jobert
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