U S Rebukes Exile Leader Over Cuba Policy Row
Washington condemns Cuban exile leader Jose Miro Cardona for demanding a say in U S policy toward Cuba or face a $50 million invasion plan. State Department calls the letter a distorted account of history and U S policy, reiterating opposition to publicized expeditions and coexistence with Castro.
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Washington
United States
Jose Miro Cardona
U.S
Cuba
Tue Lot Lal Whel Das Wee
Miro
Fidel Castro
State Department
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Council
Miami
Kennedy
Castro
Caribbean
The
Department
Dentist Removes Pin From Titan 2 Engine Patient Giant
Tucson dentist Dr. Robert Ratcliffe completed a delicate extraction on a 103 foot giant Titan 2 missile engine. He removed a broken drift pin in the second stage, drilling more than usual and breaking two drills. Martin Marietta executives arranged the unlikely procedure after Tucson shops lacked required tools.
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Tucson
Ariz
Robert Ratcliffe
Martin Marietta Corp
Ratcliffe
Thefts At Valley Fair Net About $700
Menasha Wor County sheriff's officers investigated five break ins at Valley Fair Shopping Center with about 700 dollars stolen from Birchwood Restaurant Iddie's Liquor Badger Paints Store and First Credit Corporation. Entry appeared via Badger Paint rear door with crowbar. thieves fled by front door. They tried to enter Krambo Food Store but did not take anything.
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Menasha
Winnebago Country
Valley Fair Shopping Center
Birchwood
Iddie’s
Badger Paints Store
First Credit Corporation
Krambo
Badger Paint
Krambo Food Store
Near Collision On Ecuador Train Frightens Passengers
In Quito an approaching train and another train near Guayaquil backed away to avoid collision. Dozens of passengers jumped from windows in panic. twenty were injured. An engineer reversed to avert impact as the second train butted the station with faulty brakes and a loud whistle.
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Quito
Ecuador
Guayaquil
Steel price rises ripple through major producers
U S. Steel held back while Republic Steel and Pittsburgh Steel joined several smaller firms in boosting list prices by about 5.34 per ton on roughly a quarter of 1962 sales. Kaiser Steel remained undecided as Congress orders hearings on steel prices, profits, and production amid a shifting industry backdrop.
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New York
U.S. Steel Corp
Republic Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Republic
Pittsburgh Steel Co
JFK
Big Steel
Kennedy
Florida
Paul H. Douglas
D-Inl
Senate House Economic Committee
Douglas
University of Chicago
Wheeling Steel Corp
Lutkens Steel Co
Pittsburgh Steel
Kaiser Steel Corp
Kaiser
Police men escort missing Navy barge to dock
Three Long Beach police officers drove a barge up to the USS Hornet on a calm Monday. The duty officer was astonished as the craft appeared suddenly, having been found banging against a dock by officers who did not know it was missing. Rear Adm. G. R. Luker oversaw the situation aboard the carrier.
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Long Beach
Calif
UPI
Hornet
G. R. Luker
Sub Hearing Is Recessed In Thresher Inquiry
Navy Court of Inquiry recessed after testimony could not proceed without a key witness. Admiral Ramage testified on rescue operations and Thresher’s radio messages, noting plans could not be changed. Dover NH sailor Lt McCoole, slated to testify, missed the voyage due to his wife’s accident.
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Portsmouth
N.H
Navy Court of Inquiry
Thresher
Uliueihlieieq
Lhecourt
Lawson P. Ramage
Ramage
Atlantic Fleet
Skylark
J.G. James C. ‘Watson
Navy
Raymond A. McCoole
Dover
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
McCoole
Frank J. Destefano Jr
Laos Forces Bat Back by Pro Communist Rebels
Neutralist sources report Pathet Lao forces drove neutralist troops from Ban Kosi on the road between Mieng Khotang and the Plaine des Jarres. Gen Kong Le linked to a failed cease fire, later ordered a retreat to Ban Houa as fighting resumed. Kong Le commands about 5,000 troops in the plateau as Pathet Lao hold Xieng Khouang.
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Vientiane
Laos
Pathet Lao
Ban Kosi
Mieng Khotang
Plaine Des Jarres
Kong le
Dong Danh
Ban Houa
Xieng Khou
Xieng Khouang
Kennedys Expect Third Child This August
Palm Beach AP report states Mrs Kennedy, 33, is pregnant with the President and Mrs Kennedy’s third child due in August. She is in good health and will cancel official activities. the First Lady plans caesarean delivery and will stay at Cape Cod during pregnancy.
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Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Esther
White House
Kennedys
Washington
Acting Chief At Kenosha Is Given Approval
Kenosha Common Council unanimously approved a resolution praising Acting Police Chief J Leo Buchmann 63 a 42 year veteran who served during the chief's leave of absence and resignation. The move followed criticism of Chief Stanley Haukedahl amid his wife’s murder case and calls for a public inquiry into alleged irregularities in city police and fire departments by Alderman Mario Capponi and others.
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Dorothy Bitantis
Haukedah
Police Department
Mario Capponi
Bitautis
Council
Haukedahl
Gilbert Dosemagen
Kenorsha County
Joseph
Heavy Hawaii rainfall leaves two missing officers and vast damage
Torrential spring rains deluged Hawaii with the worst in memory, washing away homes and farmland. In rural Honolulu areas, 18 inches of rain fell in eight hours, flooding streams and forcing scores from their homes. Two Army officers disappeared after their jeeps were swept off a ford by floodwaters.
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Honolulu
UPI
Hawaii
Menere
President Kennedy Reassures Mrs King About King's Safety
Mrs. King says President Kennedy called to reassure her husband Martin Luther King Jr. is safe in Birmingham jail. Kennedy and Attorney General RFK, with FBI confirmation, offered ongoing monitoring and help. Mrs. King relayed the president urged her to call if she had concerns.
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JFK
Martin Lusner King Jr
Kennedy
Birmingham
Ala
Atlanta
APD
Martin Luther King Jr
White House
Salinger
Assembly votes preliminarily on parochial transport provision
Madison AP The Wisconsin State Assembly gave preliminary approval on a voice vote to a resolution changing the Constitution to allow public transportation for private and parochial school children. Debate was minimal with questions about hearings. last session a similar measure was ruled unconstitutional by the Wisconsin Supreme Court. The last statewide referendum on this issue in November 1946 failed 545,475 to 437,817. Gov Reynolds’ tax bill was scheduled for action Thursday, with the Republican majority signaling opposition.
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Madison
State Assembly
Assembly Education Committee
Russell Wartinbree
R-La Crosse
Angela Greco
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Assembly
John W. Reynolds
Heaviest N Sub Starts Sea Trials
The Lafayette, 7000 ton nuclear submarine, heaviest yet built, began sea trials from General Dynamics Electric Boat Division in Groton. It left the docks after memorial services for 129 men who perished aboard the Thresher. The 425 foot vessel is designed for a 2500 mile Polaris missile range.
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Groton
Raids in London Target Spies for Peace Ring
London police conducted pre-dawn raids as part of a campaign to break up the Spies for Peace network believed to have leaked secret plans for dispersal of government offices in a nuclear attack. Detectives searched houses for a pamphlet typewriter used to produce leaflets, as 25 000 copies of digest leaflets circulated amid antiwar protests.
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London
Sceaotland
Britain
T Han
Special Branch
Henry Brooke
Harold Macmillan
Castro Will Visit Russia
Havana reports Premier Fidel Castro plans a visit to Russia this year to discuss common interests with Premier Nikita Khrushchev. The official release provides no date and states details will be worked out later. The aim is to strengthen friendship between the Soviet Union and Cuba.
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Havana
Fidel Vastra
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Cuba
Khrushchev
Castro
Diefenbaker Resists Immediate Resignation Amid Cabinet Transition
Canadian Prime Minister John Diefenbaker delayed submitting his resignation after a lame duck cabinet meeting as Lester Pearson's Liberals prepare to Form a government. Pearson’s party holds 130 seats in the 265 member House, with potential support from Social Credit. Meanwhile Everest expedition plans a final summit attempt between April 20 and 30.
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Ottawa
John Diefenbaker
Diefenbaker
Lester B. Pearson
Liberals
Georges P. Vanier
Pearson
Government House
Vanier
Liberal
House of Commons
Social Credit
Queen Elizabeth I
Canada
Social Credit Party
Paul Martin
U.N. General Assembly
Paul Hellyer
Defense Ministry
Ite
Defense Minster
Toronto
Walter Gordon
Katmandu
Nepal
Mt. Everest
Norman Dyhrenfurth
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