McNamara Says Cuban Missiles Pose No Threat
Secretary McNamara says missiles in Cuba exist but are not of a type threatening the United States. He cites five missile categories in Cuba including air defense and ground-to-ground short-range missiles, and notes confusion about missile types fueling reports. Congress debates whether 40 plus intermediate-range missiles remain in Cuba amid disputed figures.
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Washington
McNamara
Cuba
United States
Associated Press
Kennedy
Donald C. Bruce
R-Ind
Defense Department
Bruce
State Department
Pastors Honor Rev Wetmore at Green County Meeting
Rev. A. Gordon Wetmore, president, was honored with a farewell during the Green County Ministerial Association meeting at Juda Baptist church. Rev. John M. Legett elected to complete Wetmore’s term. Rev. Burton L. Holling named vice president.
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A. Gordon Wetmore
Green County Ministerial Association
Juda Baptist Church
John M. Legett
Wetmore
Burton L. Holling
James Plymire
Lutheran Church
Frank Hinebaugh
Mmes
John Leggett
John Affolter
Charles Behring
Brodhead Methodist Church
Lowell Mays
Brodhead
Minor Stove Blaze Triggers Fire Alarm at Pandow Home
Firemen were summoned to the Steven L. Pandow residence at 2408 12th Avenue around 11 a.m. to combat a stove fire but found it already out. Fire Chief Josef J. Benkert said a potholder made by a Pandow child accidentally ignited on the stove and was quickly extinguished by Mrs. Pandow. No smoke or damage was reported.
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Steven L. Pandow
12Th Avenue
Josef J. Benkert
Pandow
No Ships Eluded Patrol U S Says
Washington authorities said every ship route into Cuba is watched by patrol planes and the Navy believes no vessels have entered Cuban ports undetected since the blockade. Senator Keating suggested two Soviet vessels may have slipped through on a high security route, but Navy sources say such ships would be sighted near Cuban ports.
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Washington
Cuba
Kenneth B. Keating
Rn.y
Keating
United States
Caribbean
Venezula
Puerto Rico
U. S
Navy
Jacksonville
Fla
Key West
Guantanamo Naval Base
Coast Guard
Defense Department
Cuban
Court Refuses Bar Suspension
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that Rolland R. Roggensack's evasion of state income taxes does not require suspension from the State Bar. It reprimanded him and ordered costs up to 750 dollars. Justice Hallows and Dieterich dissented.
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Madison
State Supreme Court
Rolland R. Roggensack
Grant County
Roggensack
E. Harold Hallows
William Dieterich
Shelter Supplies Arrive Tomorrow for County Fallout Shelters
Acting county Civil Defense director Charles Marvin said federal funded food and medical supplies will arrive tomorrow for designated public fallout shelters in Monroe and New Glarus. The items will support shelter operations in disasters natural or due to enemy action.
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Charles Marvin
Civil Defense
Monroe
New Glarus
Blu-Burn-R Utensil Unit Sold to Pardeeville Firm
The sale of Blu-Burn-R Products assets and rights to Trumbower Industries of Pardeeville was announced by Oaktron president William L. Rollins. Blu-Burn-R will keep its corporate name and trademark while Trumbower takes over portable propane fueled units like Porta-Flame and Porta-Perk.
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Blu-Burn-R Products, Inc
Trumbower Industries, Inc
Pardeeville
William L. Rollins
Oaktron Industries
Oaktron
Rollins
Trumbower
Labor facts reviewed in Green County highway dispute
A fact finder will be named by the Wisconsin Employment Relations Board to aid in settling the conflict between Green County Municipal Employee Union 266 and Green County Highway Committee. A two hour public hearing in circuit court confirmed deadlock. the fact finder will set dates for further hearings, issue written findings, and allocate costs between the county and union.
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Wisconsin Employment Relations Board
Green County
Highway Committee
Morris Slavney
George E. Lewis
Wisconsin Council of County and Municipal
Joseph D. Viney
Ray E. Kundert
Cooper Orbit Flight Delayed By Technical Problems
Cape Canaveral reports a delay in Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr. orbital flight from April 2. NASA would not comment. Cooper, 35, an Air Force major, is listed for an 18 to 22 orbit mission spanning about 25 to 34 hours in space.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cooper
Air Force
Kennedy urges bold plan to shift mental health care nationwide
President Kennedy asks Congress for a four year, across the board program to build community mental health centers, boost prenatal and child health care, train more personnel, and fund research. First year cost about 31.35 million with total cost potential running higher as the program accelerates. The plan aims to cut hospital beds for mentally ill and retarded by at least half within a decade while expanding services nationwide.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Capitol Hill
Diefenbaker's Fees Press For Showdown on Issue
Kenosha Sheriff Leland Chartier led the first daily news conference on the Anthony Biernat abduction and murder. Ground searches near the Rich ard J. Bong Air Base continued though air scouting ended. Biernat's body was found in a shallow grave inside an old base house. Investigators sought the car and belongings, with tips flowing in. The sheriff coordinated the probe and noted reports from the FBI lab had not yet yielded results.
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Kenosha
Kenosha County
Leland Chartier
Anthony Biernat
Richard J. Bong
Biernat
Carthier
FBI
Police Department
Sheriff's Office
Dist. Atty
Joseph Molinaro
Edward Wavro
Stanley Haukedahl
Milwaukee Sentinel
Milwaukee
Aldermen to vote on new incinerator purchase
City council expects to approve a $24,000 incinerator from Plibrico Co. Madison with a second unit added to existing facilities. Board of Public Works recommended the low bid after review by consultant Donald Jones. Parking controversy remains untouched and council action may wait until next Tuesday.
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Board of Public Works
Plibrico Co
Madison
Donald Jones
Donahue and Associates
Sheboygan
Brodhead Approves City Dump Property Purchase
The Brodhead City Council allocated 5000 to buy 19.4 acres north of the railroad and west of the raceway from Leon Baumgartner for a new city dump. A plat was submitted by Joseph Stencel. The council also eyed elm tree spraying, remodeling permits for a barber shop and jewelry store, and drive in banking space at the Bank of Brodhead.
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Brodhead
Leon Baumgartner
Joseph Stencel
Bank of Brodhead
C. M. Stauffer
Monticello
B. H. Bouton
Josehp Gmur
Green County
van A. Marsh
Pearl Myers
Woman's Relief Corps
H. C. Putnam
WRC
Ronaldean Pawlisch
Donald Johnson
Lillie M. Fooht
Marvin Schwarzlow
Center Avenue
Recreation Department
Helen Kletzien
Uni
New Atlantic Storm Strikes Florida and Rages Up the Coast
A slow moving winter storm lashed Florida with twenty foot waves and fifty mile per hour winds endangering several ships and hindering rescue efforts. Coast Guard craft sought to reach vessels from Florida to the Carolinas as tides rose two to four feet higher than normal. The storm sank a trawler offshore, drowning three mariners while six were rescued.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Atlantic
Coast Guard Craf
Florida
Carolinas
Georgia
Weather Bureau
Coast Guard
Gulf of Mexico
Spain Delays Talks on U S Spain bases renewal
United States faces trouble initiating renewal talks on the aid-for-bases pact expiring in September. Deputy Defense Secretary Gilpatric plans a Feb 14 visit to start talks, but top Spanish officials may be unavailable. Spain says Franco government seeks renegotiation without excessive demands and wants firmer ties with the United States.
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Madrid
Spain
United States
U.S
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Gilpatric
Arabs Disband Inter-Arab Force Over Iraqi Kuwait Border
The Arab League announced the dissolution of the inter-Arab force formed to resist Iraqi territorial claims in Kuwait in 1951. It cited the encouraging situation along the Iraqi Kuwait border as the reason on Monday.
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Cairo
Arab League
inter-Arab
Kuwait
League
Vote Crisis Topples Canada Goverment Fears Rise
In Ottawa ministers push for Diefenbaker resignation as no confidence grows amid the nuclear warhead dispute. Harkness's call for wart heads splits the Conservatives. Social Credit Libs and NDP move to unseat, with 132 votes needed in the 265 member Commons.
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Bulletin
Ottawa
Diefenbaker
Canada
House of Commons
Commons
U.S. State Department
Defense
Harkness
U.S
Liberals
Social Credit Party
Credit
Liberal
Social Credit
New Democrats
David Lewis
Nassau
Appleton Man, 51, Killed in Highway 10 Waupaca County Crash
Raymond Van De Hey, 51, of Appleton, died in a head on collision on Highway 10 three miles south of Weyauwega. The Wisconsin highway toll for the year rose to 47, down from 61 last year on this date.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Appleton
Waupaca
Raymond van de Hey
Weyauwega
Stock Prices Slide In Moderate Trading
The New York market saw a generally lower session as McDonnell Aircraft stock moved on news of a large defense contract. Trading was moderate with volume around 4.1 million shares, up from 3.67 million Monday, as key stocks fell by fractions to about two points.
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New York
McDonnell Aircraft
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Diefenbaker’s Fees
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John Diefenbaker
Liberal Party
Lester B. Pearson
Lester M. Johnson
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