Nixon says Kennedy knew of training for Cuban invasion
Former vice president Richard Nixon releases a final word on the 1960 campaign dispute over U S backed Cuban invasion plans. He asserts Kennedy was briefed and that Eisenhower authorized full briefing, based on both press reports and conversations with informed individuals. Nixon says no further comment.
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Body Shop Owner Files Bankruptcy in Cincinnati Case
In U S District Court Cincinnati William G Neal Jr listed as debtor at 3123 Harrison Sr Excello body shop owner with debts totaled 46335 and assets 14942 Wheeler Owens furnace tender at 1914 Hill Ave filed with debts 1864 and assets 562 in the same bankruptcy filing.
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Harvard professor Stuart Hughes enters Massachusetts Senate race as independent
Boston AP reports Harvard history professor Stuart Hughes, 45, grandson of late Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes, plans to run as an independent. He cites disarmament and peace as his platform, joining a field including Edward M Kennedy and Edward J McCormack for the Democratic nomination, with Lodge and Curtis seeking Republican support.
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Young Elgin boys vow to become astronauts after sled stunt
Two nine year old Elgin fourth graders told NASA head James Webb they will train to be astronauts after sled ride on snow pile. They wrote Webb that courage and book learning are both needed. They plan to study rockets and the moon after Glenn's orbital flight.
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Two Middletown Men Sentenced by Judge Cramer
Hamilton court records Show Homey W. Smith 30 of Middletown jailed on probation violation and James Curley 18 of Middletown sentenced for stealing a motor vehicle. Smith received an indeterminate term in the Ohio Penitentiary after missing probation reports and a Jan 12 arrest in Kentucky over an alleged $314 theft. Curley was sent to the Mansfield Reformatory after pleading guilty to auto theft.
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