Military Solution Not Simple Cuba Explosive Issue For All
The AP analysis argues Cuba has become a central Cold War chessboard. Soviet arms and technicians equip Castro, risking a broader conflict with U S allies if action is taken. A blockade or invasion could trigger pressures from Korea to the Middle East, and postwar governance would risk a puppet regime. Latin America could descend into unrest exploited by Communists.
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Washington
Cuba
U.S
United States
Han Horn
Fidel Castro
U. S
Korea
Southeast Asia
Berlin
Formosa Straits
Middle East
Latin America
Western Hemisphere
Free World
Ruths killer in FBIs arms arrest of Hughes in Cincinnati
Marshall Edward Hughes, 24, is charged with extortion for threatening Cincinnati TV host Ruth Lyons. FBI says handwriting analysis linked him to violent letters to Lyons, Police Chief Schroter, and President Kennedy. he posted $10,000 bond after waiving hearing.
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Cincinnati
Hughes
Mason
FBI
U.S
Graham Hunt
Stanley Schroter
John F. Kennedy
Veterans Administration
Air Force
Miss Lyons
Rhodes Says DiSalle Has No Program in Ohio Race
AP dispatch reports Ohio governor candidate Rhodes condemns Gov DiSalle for lacking major policy plans in mental health highways juvenile delinquency and industrial growth. He accuses the administration of failure and cites his own proposals including industrial growth juvenile programs and self financed villages for the aged.
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Napoleon
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rean
Michael V. DiSalle
Henry County Fairgrounds
Rhodes
Thas
Juven‘ile
Skydivers Return for 10 Day Visit Union Meeting planned
A group from Tri-State Sport Parachute Center Flemington NJ arrives at Middletown Municipal Airport for a 10 day home visit and union with Dayton Sport Parachute Club members. Doug Angel chief instructor visits his parents with Eileen Hession Sonny Thoren and Bob Blue as guests. They plan jumps with the Dayton club and meet civic groups to promote sport parachuting as safe recreation.
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Tri-State Sport Parachute Center
Flemington
N. J
Middletown Municipal
Dayton Sport Parachute Club
Doug Angel
William T. Angel
Shafer St
Eileen Hession
New York City
Sonny Thoren
Doylestown
Bob Blue
New York
Dayton
Rhythm band training in most U S schools
A survey finds that at least 90 percent of the country s schools provide rhythm band training in kindergarten and primary grades. The results highlight widespread adoption of this music education practice across districts and states.
Police Briefs Report Stolen Mower and Lost Billfolds
Julie Purcell of 710 7th Ave reports a power mower valued at 89 dollars stolen from her home. A billfold with personal papers was reportedly lost at Middletown Shopping Center by Jim McLaughlin, 19, of 3004 Yankee Road. Another billfold belonging to Henry Lee Pieratt, 16, of 2200 Queen St, was lost yesterday at Middletown High School.
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Julie Purcell
7Th Ave
Middletown
Jim McLaughlin
Yankee Road
Henry Lee Pieratt
Queen St
Middletown High School
Dope case defendant seeks ruling on civil rights claim
Delbert Spicer 51 of Newport Ky charged with three narcotics violations waived jury trial in Common Pleas Court and asked Judge Warren Young for a ruling after contending his civil rights were violated at arrest. Arrest followed traffic stop near Glen Island Foster with car trunk containing demerol morphine opium and other drugs valued about 5000. Earl Ogden 45 Newport driver faces similar charges and trial set later this month.
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Lebanon
Delbert Spicer
Newport
Spicer
Common Pleas Court
Warren Young
Glen Island
Foster
Richard Kemp
Warren County Sheriff's Office
Young
Earl Ogden
Warren County
DiSalle Campaigning in Dayton Pressures Rhodes on Plans
Governor Michael V. DiSalle knocked on doors in Montgomery County as he campaigned statewide. He charged rival James A. Rhodes with avoiding homework on an elderly patient village plan and touted transfers of about 2,500 mental hospital patients to private homes since 1960. He claimed Ohio’s finances are sound with bank and credit union assets up 20 percent to 21.3 billion since 1958 while urging voters to back tax measures. An election notice from Middletown City School District seeks renewal of a tax levy exceeding the ten mill limit for seven years, detailing rate of 2.96 mills and a 29.6 cent per $100 valuation, to support current expenses. Details include election date November 6, 1962 and polling hours 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Eastern Standard Time.
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Menital
DiSalle
Rhodes
Ohio
Board of Education
Middletown City
Butler County
Waren County
Susan Fouts
Volunteers Sought for Sabin Dey Immunization Day
Dave Lamphier of American Legion Post 218 announced 30 to 40 volunteers are needed to run the polio immunization programs on September 30 at Oneida Elementary School. Volunteers are needed from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Contact Lamphier at GA 3-6036 or Legion headquarters.
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Dave Lamphier
American Legion Post 218
Oneida
Lamphier
Legion
Man Files Bankruptcy in U S District Court Cincinnati
Bankruptcy notices list George M. Wardrup of 1814 Alsetter Ave Hamilton as debtor in U S District Court Cincinnati with debts totaling 2683 dollars and assets about 550 dollars.
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U. S. District Court
Cincinnati
George M. Wardrup
Alstetter Ave
Hamilton
Sprayer
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