Cuban Rebel Chief Refuses Resignation In Crisis Message
The Cuban revolutionary council rejected Jose Miro Cardona’s resignation amid a clash with Kennedy policy and urged exiles to unite against Castro. The council declared a grave crisis and sought renewed American backing while Miro returned to Miami Beach without comment. The State Department signaled support for Cardona continuing to lead major anti-Castro fronts.
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Jose Miro Cardona
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Miami
Fla (Ap
U.S
Fidel Castro
Kennedy
Cuba
Miro
Miami Beach
U.S. State Department
Mira
Havana
Washington
Castro
Lenten Message Warns Against Satanic Temptation
Rev Norman J Krutzik of Sacred Heart Catholic Church cautions believers about inward temptations during Lent. He urges prayer and charity but warns against isolation and fear of illness or social disruption from too much devotion. He advises resisting temptation with the phrase Begone Satan.
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Christ
Satan
Norman J. Krutzik
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Showdown Over Home Town Projects In Congress
Washington report says the House faced a fight between economy and federal outlays for home town public works. Democrats claimed enough votes to approve 450 million of Kennedy’s 500 million request to continue job creating projects begun last fall and spur employment. Republicans blasted the program as a boondoggle and warned the first 400 million had not eased unemployment or aided the Treasury.
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Washington
UFI
House
Kennedy
Congress
Federal Treasury
GOP
Shawano Trial Delay Indicated in Ha beck Case
Shawano District Attorney Michael G. Eberlein said the arraignment of Milton Habeck, 42, on two counts of first degree murder might be delayed to allow Habeck time to consult with his attorney who was out of town. Habeck is accused of shooting his wife Delores, 34, and her mother Mathilda Meyer, 63, Monday.
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Shawano
UPI
Michael G. Eberlein
Milton Habeck
Habeck
Delores
Mathilda Meyer
President Kennedy Meets With National Security Council
President Kennedy meets with the National Security Council in Washington and plans to fly to Palm Beach Florida following the meeting.
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Kennedy
Council
Washington
UPI
National Security Council
Palm Beach
Fla
Youth Job Bill Faces Stiff Battle
Washington AP President Kennedy's youth employment bill faces stiff opposition in the Senate with Democratic leaders pledging votes to pass it. Senator Mansfield pressed for action ahead of an Easter recess while Republican Prouty and allies threaten numerous amendments and blocked a debate limit. The plan envisions a federal youth conservation corps and a hometown public service corps to tackle high youth unemployment.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Winston L. Prouly
R-Vt
Prouty
Congress
Federal
Youth Conservation Corps
Public Service Corps
Interior Committee
Diefenbaker Charts Stay in Office After Election
Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker flies to Ottawa to map his post election future after Liberal gains left the Commons short of a majority. He plans Cabinet talks and to consult Social Credit and New Democratic leaders before deciding whether to remain in office.
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Toronto
John G. Diefenbaker
Ottawa
Liberal Party
Social Credit
New Democratic
Armed
Lester B. Pearson
Diefensbaker
Liberals
House of Commons
New Democrats
Liberals Couict
W. L. Mackenzie King
Diefenbaker
Wheeling Steel raises prices stoking Kennedy worry
Washington AP reports Wheeling Steel Corp raises prices by six dollars a ton on select products, echoing last year's industry-wide move. Kennedy aides privately fear a broader price surge that could upend two years of stable inflation and strain relations with business. Plumley notes no White House comment yet as the administration weighs possible action amid labor and budget tensions.
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Washington
Wheeling Steel Corp
Kennedy
U.S. Steel
White House
Ladd Phimley
Chamber of Commerce
Associated Press
Plumley
Haukedahl Resigns As Kenosha Chief
Kenosha Police Chief Stanley Haukedahl resigned today amid a scandal in which his wife faced murder charges after fatally shooting his secretary Dorothy Bitantis. The resignation followed a council meeting where the mayor and commission members pressed for action and an investigation into the chief’s relationship with Bitantis.
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Kenosha
Stanley Haukedahl
University of Wisconsin
David Phillips
Eugene Hammond
Fire and Police Commission
Haukedahl
Helen
Dorothy Bitautis
Hammond
Maukedahl
Pope Urges Cuts in Arms Stockpiles and Nuclear Ban
Vatican broadcast of Pacem in Terris calls for reduction of arms stockpiles and a ban on nuclear weapons. The Pope argues for universal disarmament and UN empowerment to safeguard peace, warning that unchecked armaments threaten life on earth. He envisions the UN becoming a strong world authority.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
United Nations
Jesus Christ
John
Ban on Bent Cucumbers Stirred by Rebel Board Member
The tomato and cucumber marketing board bans sale of bent cucumbers. Harry Wright, a rebel board member, calls the decision fantastic. The report dates Tuesday from London via UPI.
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London
UPI
Harry Wright
Laos Support Reiterated by SEATO Allies
Paris UPI report states United States and SEATO members pledge to continue fighting Communist subversion in Southeast Asia. Communique reaffirmed support for a neutral independent Laos under a national union government and praised Viet Nam's gains against the Viet Cong. Pete Sarasin of Thailand to remain SEATO secretary general. Manila to host 1964 council session.
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Paris
UPI
United States
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Eee
Dew Crate
Laos
National Union
Viet Nam
Pete Sarasin
Thailand
SEATO
Manila
Seato Paet
U.S
Alliance
Eco
Peace bid by three nation commission in Laos
The International Control Commission led by Avtar Singh of India visited Plaine Des Jarres where tensions between the Pathet Lao and neutralist forces remain high. The mission aims to broker a peace meeting between neutralist Gen Kong Le and Pathet Lao militia chief Gen Singkapo amid a US backed warning by SEATO.
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Vientiane
Laos
International Control Commission
Plaine Des Jarres
Pathet Lao
Avtar Singh
India
United States
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Pathet
Lae
Control Commission
Kong le
Singkapo
Patet Lao
Speeches urge school tax credits in Wisconsin
In Madison the Assembly Taxation Committee heard speeches letters and telegrams urging passage of two bills to grant income tax credits for parents with children in private or parochial schools One bill would grant 20 per child the other 30 and would offset revenue by a one cent cigarette tax increase An amendment proposed would make the credit larger Some opponents warned of potential school closures while others backed the proposal. no formal opposition registrations were recorded
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Madison
Assembly Taxation Committee
First Methodist Church
Everett Bidwell
R-Portage
Wanen B. O'Connor
Millwaukee
Citizens For Educational Freedom
Sat Connor
Donald ‘Po Ripple
West Bone
Ois
Sacs
Raymond Hemzen
R-Marshield
Adrian Manders
L-Milwaukee
AE Maciler
Wisconsin Food and Tobacco Institute
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
Assembly Committee
Wisconsin Assembly Taxation Committee
J. Ellsworth Kalas
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