Governor Rhodes visits Lima quads in state first
Ohio’s first family visited St Rita’s Hospital to see the four identical quad daughters of Phillip and Mrs Axe. Gov James A Rhodes and his wife met the Axes, called the birth a miracle, and presented four engraved silver cups bearing the names Susan Anna Rita and Julia. The quads, born March 4, remain in the premature department with two due to go home next week.
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Lima
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Phillip Axe
Sandra
Sharon
Susan
Anna
Rita
Julia
No Relatives Tighten Ethics and Congress Warned
Congress faced calls for a tougher ethics code including ban on hiring relatives full disclosure of travel expenses income and assets and penalties for conflicts of interest Rep Dorn introduced a bill while members like Bennett Green and Edith Green urged commissions and public accountability amid a Parade article alleging misconduct and probing investigations by House committees.
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Washington
Congress
W. J. Bryan Dorn
D-S.c
Dorn
Charles FE. Bennett
D-Fla
Commission On Ethics
Edith Green
D-Ore
Jack Anderson
House
oThursday
Omar Burleson
D-Tex
House Administration Committee
Burleson
Burma Closes Door To Press
The U S Embassy said Burma will deny all visa applications from Western correspondents. The Associated Press applied for a Burmese visa for a correspondent. Peter Boog, AP reporter in Rangoon, has been jailed for over three weeks without trial and AP cannot contact him.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
U.S
Rangoon
Associated Press
Burma
Peter Boog
Tears Flow As Helen Reunites With Mom After 49 Days
A Brooklyn girl Helen Klaben, rescued with her pilot after 49 days in the Canadian wilderness, reunites with her mother Ida at Idlewild Airport. Helen, aged 19, arrived with brother Arthur amid fog delays and faces possible amputation of frostbitten toes. She plans to rest briefly before future adventures.
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New York
Brooklyn
Helen Klaben
Ida
Idlewild
Columbia Presbyterian Hospital
Helen
Greek Clergymen to Get Pay Increase in April
Athens reports the Greek government will raise church funding, giving 8000 orthodox priests an extra ten dollars per month starting April 1. Priests had threatened to shed their frocks over low pay, earning between 28 and 56 dollars monthly based on education.
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Athens
Polaris Sub Patrol Expands Into Mediterranean Waters
ELTON reports that a U S Polaris submarine begins patrol in the Mediterranean to target southern Soviet areas. The Defense Department notes future subs will carry 16 missiles each, with A1 and A2 variants offering ranges from 1,386 to 2,800 miles, shifting base operations to Holy Loch Scotland for replenishment and crew changes.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Defense Department
Polaris
Eery
Europe
Mediterranean
Holy Loch
Scotland
Federal suit seeks order to protect Negro voting in Greenwood
The Justice Department filed an injunction against Greenwood and Leflore County officials amid a tense voter registration drive. Officials faced claims of intimidation and arrests of registration workers. Eight jailed demonstrators sought release, while police barricades protected the courthouse and limited large marches to register in small groups.
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Greenwood
Mass
Justice Department
Leflore
Delta
John Doar
Leflore County
Charles Sampson
Check Pledged On Exiles Here
The United States pledged to take every step to stop American soil from being used as a base for Cuban refugee raids on Cuba and Soviet shipping. The joint State and Justice Departments said intensified action by the Coast Guard FBI and immigration and customs services would occur, amid Kennedy administration concern that raids could destabilize the Caribbean. Estimates say 13,000 to 14,000 Soviet military personnel remain on Cuba, including about 5,000 combat troops in four battalions.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
U.S
State Department
Justice Department
Six Ex Nazis Convicted in Mass Murder Trial
A Bonn jury found six former Nazis guilty of taking part in the murder of 150,000 Jews in Poland using gas chamber trucks during World War II. Six others were acquitted and sentences ranged from 3 to 15 years.
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Bonn
Germany
Poland
Navy weighs nuclear ships against fleet size costs
Secretary McNamara weighs the cost of building an atomic powered carrier and other nuclear ships against the need to shrink or modernize the fleet. The Navy races studies due by May as it argues for possible supplemental funds to convert a conventional carrier into a nuclear one while promising savings from new tech.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Navy
McNamara
Enterprise
John B. Connally
Fred
Korth
House
Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
Congress
Administration
US considers steps after Cuban raid concerns
The report reiterates U S views that attacks risk greater harm by drawing Russian forces to Cuba and provoking armed reprisals against U S forces. It notes preliminary U S findings that raids on Soviet ships were not launched from U S territory and outlines legal and policing actions including neutrality prosecutions, Coast Guard patrols, FBI scrutiny, and tighter border controls. Britain pledges action against raiders, while Kennedy weighs another Cuba troop withdrawal review by month end with only about 400 more soldiers leaving beyond 3,000.
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Coast Guard
Florida
FBI
Immigration and Customs
Great Britain
Caribbean
Kennedy
Cuba
Husbands Will Not Admit Henpecked Image in Chuckle
A lighthearted cartoon caption notes a husband who hides his henpecked status by smoking a large black cigar while doing domestic chores like washing dishes.
Arevalo Returns to Guatemala in bid for power
Former Guatemalan president Juan Jose Arevalo, once advocate of a Communist line, secretly returns from Mexico City to campaign for the November elections. President Ydigoras calls him red and orders a manhunt as the capital endures martial law and a 12 hour curfew. Authorities report Gutierrez kidnapped by a Communist faction, with others disappearing.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
Juan Jose Arevalo
United States
Miguel Ydigoras
Arevalo
Ydigoras
Mexico City
Washington
Carlos Alejos
Defense Ministry
Kennedy family at Camp David weekend retreat
President Kennedy traveled to Camp David for a weekend with his wife Jacqueline and children Caroline and John Jr. Also joining were Paul B. Fay and his wife with three children, making the holiday weekend family gathering a larger White House excursion.
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Washington
Kennedy
Camp David
New Vote Today In New York On Photo Engravers Pact
In New York Publishers and the AFL-CIO Photoengravers Union accept re arranged contact terms to end a 113 day shutdown of eight newspapers. The Local 1 members vote at 10 30 a m Sunday on a revised pact with terms within a two year 12 63 a week package. Mayor Wagner mediated and said publishers will not offer further terms.
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NEW York
Photoengravers
Local 1
Afl-Cio Photoengravers Union
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Nine Children and a Calm Mother in Vietnam War Report
Patty Mummert profiles Mrs. Joe Schramm and her large brood managing nine children at home with calm amid busy days and a tenth on the way. The piece contrasts domestic life with a separate war story on the helicopter battle in South Vietnam, explored on page 9.
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Joe Schramm
Joe
Patty Mummert
Schramm
South Viet Nam
Valencia Protest Over Kennedy Insults to Spain
More than 500 students marched on the U S Consulate in Valencia protesting Kennedy remarks in Costa Rica and an alleged insult to Spain. A window was smashed, offices closed, and police seized cameras. Madrid awaited a consul report before deciding on a protest.
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Valencia
Spain
U.S
Kennedy
Madrid
John Brooks
Costa Rica
Clay
Portugal
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