Unifying Cuban opposition leader seeks overthrow of Castro
Dr. Carlos Marquez Sterling, a longtime Cuban opposer and former law teacher to Fidel Castro, calls for a unified Cuban revolutionary movement under one leader. He hopes for U S recognition and support if a single organization can topple Castro within months.
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Carlos Marquez Sterling
New York
Fidel Castro
Havana University
Castro
Marquez Sterling
Cuba
United States
House of Representatives
Faith In God Saved Them Pilot And Coed Survive
A California pilot and a Brooklyn coed survived seven weeks in sub zero Canada after a plane crash near Whitehorse Yukon. They survived on melted snow and endured injuries while the pair reflected on faith and personal responsibility. They were rescued and hospitalized with hope of discharge in about five days.
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Whitehorse
Yukon Territory
California
Brooklyn
Helen Klaben
Ralph Flores
San Bruno
Calif
Miss Klaben
Flores
Yukon
Watson Lake
Bidault Leaves Germany for Portugal Amid Manhunt
Former French premier Georges Bidault flew to Lisbon with aide Guy Ribeauld after Germany barred him from campaigning against Charles de Gaulle. Police say he used false names and faces possible ban on political activity in Portugal. Reported speculation links Bidault to Latin America as another flight is planned.
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Lisbon
Georges Bidault
Portugal
West Germany
Charles de Gaulle
Heinrich Junker
Bidault
Guy Ribeauld
Zurich
Germany
de Galle
Foreign Ministry
Latin America
Plastic Bag Causes Baby's Death In Car
Mr and Mrs Robert Hunsdorf shopping in North Olmsted noticed their 5 month old son James entangled in a plastic dry cleaning bag on the back seat. The child was not breathing. The father rushed James to the police station, but doctors pronounced him dead shortly after.
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Cleveland
Robert Hunsdorf
North Olmsted
James
Two Major Launchings Planned For Thursday
Brazil's Guanabara Governor threatens arrest to block an anti American pro Castro congress in Rio de Janeiro while Sao Paulo prepares the major international rally. The event draws mixed political support from Brazilian officials and student leaders and a pledge of U S loan aid.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Carlos Lacerda
Guanabara
Rio
Congress
U.S
Lacerda
Sao Paulo
Cuba Solidarity Congress
Joao Goulart
Washington
Congress Organizing Committee
Luis Gonzaga Leite
Pravda
Latin America
Soviet Union
Cuba
Almino Alfonso
Goulart
Labor Party
Chamber of Deputies
Bocayuva Cunha
Chuckle: Adult Education Continues Amid Homework Load
A light editorial note suggests adult education persists as long as students complete homework. The piece highlights school related tasks and the ongoing demand for learning opportunities for both adults and children.
Sylvester Defends Government News Policy Before Congress
Pentagon press chief Arthur Sylvester defended the Defense Department information program amid charges of news management. He called the accusations hogwash, saying he remains a newsman and will review an order requiring officials to report contacts with reporters. He argued only newspapers manage news and that free press decisions occur in editorial offices.
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Washington (Ap
Pentagon
Arthur Sylvester
Defense Department
Sylvester
House
Tryig
Washington
George Meader
R-Mich
Free Press
Talks On Berlin To Resume In U S Soviet Talks
The United States and the Soviet Union resume exploratory talks on Berlin with one definite session, an afternoon meeting between Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin and Secretary of State Dean Rusk. Officials say Dobrynin may discuss Khrushchev’s proposal to replace Allied flags with the United Nations banner.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Berlin
Anatoly Dobrynin
Dean Rusk
U. S
Dobrynin
Khrushchev
West Berlin
U.N
Moscow
Kremlin
Atlantic Alliance
Bakk
Fat Lady Faints Again on Diet in Long Beach
Mary Ferguson, a 244 pound housewife, fainted a second time in a week after locking herself in a hotel room to diet. Her doctor said the attack was not serious and she may continue the plan while consuming coffee tea bouillon soup and vitamins. She hopes to drop from a size 24 to 20 by Easter.
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Long Beach
Calif
Mary Ferguson
Cleveland hit-skip suit settles for 57250 to victim
A victim of a hit-skip motorist settles a $165,000 damage suit for $57,250. Philip Polomsky Jr., 25, of North Olmsted, received the settlement Monday in Judge Bernard Friedman’s Common Pleas courtroom. The defendant is Mrs. Rosemary Arendt, 35, of Fairview Park, who was insured.
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Cleveland
Philip Polomsky Jr
North Olmsted
Common Pleas
Bernard Friedman
Rosemary Arendt
Fairview Park
Weather forecast cold night with frost in north
Prospects call for cooler conditions tonight with freezing readings in northern counties by morning. Temperatures likely stay above 40 in the area as rain ends tonight. Yesterday's high reached 70 with a 59 low. the current low was 56 at 6 am.
Saturn And Delta Flight Set For Space Launches
Cape Canaveral reports a double header as Saturn set for its fourth test flight and Delta to launch Explorer 17 at 1 30 pm and 9 pm respectively. Delays possible due to technical issues could affect the schedule.
Witnesses Called In Plane Probe
Senators push ahead with the TFX warplane contract inquiry amid warnings of harm from Defense Secretary McNamara who testified that the probe could cause more damage than good. He denied political influence in the General Dynamics award over Boeing and said Texas ties to Vice President Johnson were irrelevant.
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Washington (Ap
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
Subcommittee
General Dynamics Corp
Fort Worth
Tex McNamara
General Dynamics
Boeing Co
Seattle
Wash
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Military witnesses praised rival Boeing design in TFX evaluation
The subcommittee summoned today high ranking Air Force and Navy officers formed a source evaluation board that recommended, in vain, that a rival Boeing design offered a better, cheaper version of the TFX.
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Air Force
Navy
Boeing
Saturn test to fire first stage despite eight-engine shutdown
Explorer 17 is a 405 pound satellite packed with instruments to study atmospheric temperature, composition, pressure and density from 155 to 580 miles. The launch from Cape Canaveral marks the first since Syncom's Feb 14 failure with a 1963 schedule projecting more unmanned and manned flights as Mercury ends and Gemini plans proceed.
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Cape Canaveral
Saturn
Cape
U.S
Earth
Venus
Telstar
Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr
If You Want It Enough Youth Undergoes Heart Surgery To Join Army
Jack Brower a 19 year old with leadership roles in school faced a heart murmur that blocked Air Force enlistment. After open heart surgery at St Luke’s Hospital he passed the Air Force physical and left for Lackland AFB Texas. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Brower of Burton and plans off duty study for his four year hitch funded three quarters by the government.
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Cleveland
Jack Brower
Air Force
Jack
St. Luke's Hospital
Lackland Air Force Base
Tex Jack
Robert Brower
Burton
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