Withdraw Soviet Cuba troops key in Rusk Khrushchev talks
In Washington on a 75 minute session Secretary Rusk pressed Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin to spell out when Moscow will withdraw the 17000 troops and technical personnel from Cuba. Khrushchev indicated in Moscow that no alarm is needed, while Kennedy and Rusk seek concrete meaning of due course and removal promises.
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United States
Russia
Cuba
Ana
Toly Dobrynin
Dean Rusk
State Department
Rusk
Kennedy
White House
U.S
Fay D. Kohler
Moscow
Dobrynin
Khrushchev
Kohler
Talks On U.S. Bases In Spain Are Postponed
The start of negotiations for a new lease on U.S. bases in Spain has been postponed by mutual agreement. Deputy Secretary Roswell Gilpatrick’s Madrid trip is delayed as both sides need more preparation, with broader hints of a Franco-De Gaulle-U.S. clash over Rota, airfields, and communications facilities.
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Washington
Spain
Pentagon
Roswell L. Gilpatrick
Madrid
U.S
Francisco Franco
Charles de Gaulle
Rota
United States
Gilpatric
Defense Department
Khrushchev Says Alarm Not Justified
Soviet Premier Khrushchev told Roy Thomson that Americans have no cause for alarm over Soviet forces in Cuba. He described troops as weapon instructors sent to teach Cubans to use supplied weapons. The article also covers U.S. disarmament politics, GOP calls for declassification, and reactions to Franco-German relations and Sino-Soviet tensions.
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Dobrynin
Rusk
Khrushchev
Moscow
Roy Thomson
Thomson
United States
Cuba
UPI
Nikita 5S
New Helicopter Type Developed
Lockheed Aircraft Corp says it developed a new five place helicopter, the XH51A, that a pilot can fly with hands off the controls. The rotor spins like a gyroscope and the craft averages 200 mph. Details were disclosed in Burbank and at Ft. Rucker, Alabama to Army Aviation Association members.
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Burbank
Calif
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Lockheed California Division
Lockheed
E.S. Cruz
Army Aviation Association of America
Ft. Rucker
Ala
JES' Ramblin' and Inflation Jokes in Local Column
Jes Ramblin brings a humor piece about buying eggs with two spoiled by inflation. C. M. Hopkins jokes that most of the dozen eggs eaten were double yoked. Rotc instructor Master Sergeant William T. Blythe is promoted to E-8 after sixteen years of service with WWII Pacific theater service and multiple postings.
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C. M. Hopkins
Jes
Hoppy
William T. Blythe
Northeast
Blythe
U.S. Army
Germany
Korea
United States
Indian women go off gold standard in new ban
New Delhi AP reports women in India lose access to jewelry over 14 carat gold as a government order aims to curb gold smuggling and redirect savings. The measure stops sale or manufacture of jewelry above 14 carats while 14 carat gold remains allowed to ease the impact on women who also vote.
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New Delhi
India
Revolt in Iraq boosts Nasser's Arab unity plan
In Cairo AP dispatch the Iraqi revolt overthrows Premier Abdel Kraim Kassem, strengthening Gamal Abdel Nasser's push for Arab unity and threatening monarchies across the region. Yemen's shift last year is cited as a precedent, with Syria, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Iran, and Iraqi stability seen as part of a broader realignment. The weather forecast notes partly cloudy skies with highs 55 to 65, light southerly winds, and rain expected Monday.
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Iran
UPI
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Baghdad Radio
Baghdad
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Iraq
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Middle East
Abdel Kraim Kassem
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Farouk
Egypt
Hussein
Jordan
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Mohammed Reza Shah Pahlavi
Yemen
Twin Cities
Mercury
Gunmen Rob Private Club In Fatal Hit In Virginia
In Portsmouth and Nansemond County, three gunmen raided a barbed wire guarded private club late Friday, robbing members before killing Meyer Jacob son, 57, a bail bondsman, with a 9mm pistol like gun. The attackers fled in a stolen car after midnight as guards and witnesses reported confusion and captivity inside the club.
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Meyer Jacobson
Senator Soaper Says on Education and Language Changes
A father hopes new mathematics will help children explain new economics. Tilly fears a new hire won t last. The poor girl is mocked for not knowing coffee breaks. English loses status in West German schools while American schools cling to it. A man muses that only smudge pot stock could stop Florida from getting cold.
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Florida
Victory Over Polio Day scheduled in Ouachita Parish
Officials from the Ouachita Parish Medical Society and Monroe Junior Chamber of Commerce mobilize 29 clinics for Sabin oral polio vaccine today after 12 noon. Jaycees, doctors and nurses will administer on sugar cubes, with 85 percent participation needed to eradicate polio locally.
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Sabin
Jaycees
Roy Kelly
Kelly
Louisiana
Ouachita
Franklin
Jackson
Winn
West Carroll
Morehouse
Caldwell
Tensas
Richland
Jaycee
Joe Maggio
Two Cabinet Men Resign and Blast Policy
Ottawa AP Canada’s nuclear crisis splits the government as Trade Minister George Hees and Acting Defense Minister Pierre Sevigny quit the caretaker cabinet. They denounce Prime Minister Diefenbaker’s wait and see stance on U.S. nuclear warheads as endangering security and straining U.S. ties. The upheaval follows earlier resignations and pressures over NATO nuclear arms, with an April 8 election looming.
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Pierre Sevigny
George Hees
Resig
Ottawa
Canada
John G. Diefenbaker
U.S
Diefenbaker
Conservative
United States
U.S. State Department
Georges Vanier
Douglas Harkness
Unconscious Mother Dies After Christmas Collision
SAN ANTONIO AP report states Sharon Jones, 25, died Friday from injuries sustained in an auto collision 781 days earlier during Christmas shopping. She never regained consciousness and left behind a healthy son, Ed Die, born seven months later by Caesarean in Abilene.
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San Antonio
Tex
Sharon Jones
Bow and Arrow Incident Captures Clerkenwell Court
Brian R Williams 31 faced charges in Clerkenwell Borough magistrates after bringing a steel bow and arrows to a garage job dispute. He was fired the prior week and returned with bow and arrows outside the garage office, an arrow piercing the glass near manager Harry Bradley as onlookers urged him to duck before police were summoned.
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London
Brian
Brian R. Williams
Henry V
Agincourt
Williams
Clerkenwell
Set
John Tebbutt
Tebbutt
Harry Bradley
Mr. Bradley
Report On Red Subversion In Latins Planned
A 10 month inquiry into Castro inspired subversion in Latin America will be aired before the Organization of American States in a private session. The report urges curbs on Castro followers traveling to Cuba and cites evidence from the United States Venezuela Guatemala and the Dominican Republic.
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Calif
House
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Ind
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Wis
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Gerald Id
Mich
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United States
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UPI
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inter-American Affairs
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T-Ala
Congress
Security Committee
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Security Commission
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