Mansfield Urges Watch On Berlin and Cuba Crisis
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield warns against unilateral actions in Berlin amid rising Cold War tensions. He urges bipartisan support for Kennedy on Cuba and calls for stronger cooperation with France and Britain in Berlin. He cites dangers in Africa, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and Formosa straits.
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Soviet Union
Sen
Joseph S. Clark
Mansfield
Africa
Middle East
Southeast Asia
Formosa
Watchful Eye Kept On Cuba Near Guantanamo Base
U S surveillance extends beyond Guantanamo as Air Force Constellations patrol Cuba from Florida and two U2 aircraft operate from Patrick Air Force Base. Missed targets and legal disputes over sea and air space persist while President Kennedy boosts Caribbean vigilance and base pilots maintain safe distances from Cuban territory.
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Cuba
United States
Fidel Castro
Guantanamo
U.S
Air Force
Florida
Patrick Air Force Base
Atlantic
Washington
Edward J. O'Donnell
Kennedy
Caribbean
Chuckle Historians and Economists on the Present
A witty dictum notes historians explain the past and economists the future, leaving the present as the source of confusion and humor for readers. The remark plays on expert perspectives and the challenges of understanding current events.
Senate committees to hold joint Cuban crisis hearing
The Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services panels will meet Monday to hear Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara on the Cuban situation. The session follows Republican demands for a resolution authorizing troop use to avert a Communist beachhead in Cuba, while Mansfield proposes bipartisan support for the President amid the crisis.
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Dean Rusk
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Kennedy
Cuba
Mansfield
United States
Six Ohio Students Get Elks Awards
In Cincinnati AP report six Ohio students received scholarships totaling 5000 at the Ohio Elks Association fall conference. Recipients were Judith Emling of Lakewood, Nancy Reynolds of Barnesville, William Smith of Warren, Judith Starbuck of Hillsboro, and Ellen DeRaedt and Margaret Fuhr of Toledo.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Ohio Elks Association
Judith Emling
Lakewood
Nancy Reynolds
Barnesville
William Smith
Warren
Judith Starbuck
Hillsboro
Ellen de Raedt
Margaret Fuhr
Toledo
Curb On Vessels To Cuba Getting European Support
Washington reports three major Allied states Britain West Germany and Norway began inquiries into ships owned by their citizens used in Cuba bound trade with Soviet bloc operators. U S efforts aim to curb all non Communist country commerce with Cuba and pressure allies not to ship arms or goods to Fidel Castro.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Britain
West Germany
Norway
Cuba
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Fidel Castro
London
Bonn
Cuban
U.S
Kennedy
Russia
Castro
Shedd Dek Ieen Tle
West Ships Not Needed. Reds Claim West Ships Not Needed.
European shipowners face pressure from the United States to halt transport to Cuba, but no broad curbing is seen. Britain may urge shipowners to avoid carrying arms to Castro’s regime, while West German controls could be imposed on ships visiting Cuban ports. Norwegian and Greek vessels are involved in mixed cargoes, with many ships continuing to serve Western charterers. Moscow defends the stance, saying Western vessels aren’t really needed.
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United States
Cuba
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Kremlin
Britain
Fidel Castro
Ernest Marples
General Council of British Shipping
Bonn
Cuban
Norwegian
Norway
Massachusetts Primary Battle Delivers Youth Versus Experience
Ed ward M Kennedy leads a tight Democratic Senate race in Massachusetts against Edward J McCormack Jr with George Cabot Lodge facing Laurence Curtis in the GOP. Voter questions loom on the Kennedy name independents women's and youth influence and the impact of John F Kennedy's legacy on the outcome.
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George Cabot Lodge
Laurence Curtis
Lodge
Curtis
Congress
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kenar
Public Health Service halts Type III polio vaccine for adults
Washington AP The U.S. Public Health Service urged a temporary stop in Type III oral polio vaccine for adults after a day of expert advice. The action came as Canadian authorities recommended against further mass use pending study following four paralytic cases.
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U.S. Public Health Service
Sure Fcan
Luther Terry
Public Health Service
Federal Health Department
Red Spies in UN Are Uncovered
Attorney General Robert F Kennedy announced that the United States uncovered illegal intelligence activities by two Soviet UN employees. A New York Republican candidate aided the investigation, identifying a translator in the UN Office of Conference Services and a political affairs officer in the Political and Security Council Affairs Department.
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Robert F. Kennedy
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United Nations
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New York State Assembly
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Political and Security Council Affairs Department
Young lawyer from Howard Beach targeted by Russians
The Justice Department said Richard H. Flink was promised a $3000 campaign contribution in return for providing information on internal U S government operations and personal data about influential members of his party. The Russians urged him to advocate Soviet-favorable policies if elected to the New York State Assembly. The two Russians, Yuri Mishukov and Yuri Zaitsev, left the U S this summer. No further action planned. The U S reported the matter to the U N Secretariat on July 26.
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Richard H. Flink
Howard Beach
N.Y
Justice Department
United States
Flink
New York State Assembly
Edwin Guthman
U.N
Soviet Union
Yuri A Mishukov
Yuri V. Zaitsev
Department
Highway Aide Picked as Ohio Safety Director
Gov Michael V. DiSalle named Enoch Red Allen of Ironton acting director of the Department of Highway Safety. He succeeds J Grant Keys who resigned to run for Congress in the 13th district. Allen, assistant director since 1959, is a former Young Democrats of Ohio president and Lawrence County Democratic chair since 1942. He is married with two sons. his wife Margaret sits on the Ironton Board of Education.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Enoch
Allen Ofronton
Department of Highway Safety
Allen
J. Grant Keys
Congress
Young Democrats of Ohio
Lawrence County
Margaret
Ironton Board of Education
Kennedy Program To Move Faster: Much Won't Pass
President Kennedy’s congressional program looks to gain a fast step this week with two major bills shaping Senate and House action. A Senate consideration of a tariff-cutting authority bill for trade negotiations is likely to advance, while a House-passed measure to authorize up to 100 million dollars in U.N. bonds faces a likely conference. The week also includes funding for foreign aid and a postponed standby reserves measure, amid cuts to postal rates federal pay raises and drug controls.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
Kennedy
Senate
House
Finance Committee
Senate House Conference Committee
U.N
White House
Appropriations Committee
Railroad Breaks Off Strike Talk
Washington AP reports the 17 day strike against Chicago and North Western Railway was broken off with the railway withdrawing from further talks. Federal mediators planned to renew discussions Monday while management cites the Order of Railway Telegraphers refusal to accept the president's fact finding board recommendations and reports. President Kennedy urged an early end to the strike amid mediation efforts.
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Washington
Chicago & North Western Railway
Ben. W. Heineman
Heineman
Francis A. O'Neill
Order of Railway
Kennedy
Immunization schedule in Butler County faces U S Public Health input
Dr. Alexander Witkow Butler County health commissioner says mass immunization planned for Sept 30 should proceed per U S Public Health Service guidance though a committee will meet early this week for a formal decision. Only Type 0I concerns adults with potential adjustments to Type III timing and possible elimination of Type II for adults.
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U.S. Public Health Service
Butler County
Alexander Witkow
Middletown Journal
U. S. Public Health Service
Witkow
Cincinnati
Beat Radar Beating Cars by Driving Speed Limits
Middletown police use a radar device to flag speeders. Fred Sennet explains its operation on page 23. The magazine notes the name Shirley Booth known as Hazel Y. The item hints at content on page 20.
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Fred Sennet
Today
Shirley Booth
Hazel
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