Keating offers new Cuban intel to Kennedy in interview
New York Senator Kenneth Keating says he would share undisclosed reports on Soviet military activity in Cuba with President Kennedy, though he will not reveal sources. He disputes the Pentagon’s view on missile sites and notes medium range gravel bases may remain ready for use.
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Washington
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N. Y
Kennedy
Cuba
New York
Associated Press
Keating
Pentagon
U.S.A
Congress
Sen
Humphrey
Defense Department
U. S
White House
Rockefeller Pressure On GOP Over Auto Fee Hike
Albany reports Governor Rockefeller faces a budget revolt as GOP dissents threaten a $48 million yearly motor-vehicle fee increase. Labor joins opposition while Democrats align against the plan. The governor warns of cutting highway funds and patronage in rebel counties to win support.
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Albany
Rockefeller
GOP
Organized Labor
Afl-Cio
Louis H. Folmer
Cortland County
New York City
Washington, D. C
New York State
West Germany Pledges NATO Nuclear Force Backing
Bonn reports Chancellor Adenauer told the Bundestag West Germany will cooperate with President Kennedy's plan for a multilateral NATO nuclear force. He defended the France Germany treaty, urged Britain’s entry to the European Market, and warned unity and NATO strength defend Western freedom amid Soviet pressure. In North Carolina, a fierce winter storm split the Outer Banks, widening Hatteras Island channel and prompting sandbag fortifications as gales threaten beaches and ships along the coast.
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Diefenbaker
North America
Jackie attends revue in New York at night
First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy attended a revue with sister Princess Lee Radziwill and sister-in-law Mrs Stephen Smith. They were joined by their husbands and designer Oleg Cassini. The party arrived shortly before midnight to see The Establishment at a New York theater and returned to the Hotel Carlyle around 2 a.m.
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Stephen Smith
Oleg Cassini
Vice Adm Farber Dies at 79 in Cazenovia Home
Vice Admiral William S. Farber a deputy chief of naval operations during World War II died Tuesday at his home in Cazenovia at age 79. He served as a key strategist and helped oversee pivotal wartime naval operations. He is survived by family and former colleagues who remembered his leadership.
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Cazenovia
William S. Farber
Naval Operations
AFL-CIO Opposes State University Tuition Fees
The State AFL-CIO protested the statewide imposition of tuition fees in State University units. The union claims 2 million members and calls for continued free tuition, especially for teacher training, to address a teacher shortage.
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Albany
Afl-Cio
Thruway fatalities rise to sixty nine in sixty two
Albany report shows 69 people died in Thruway accidents last year, six more than 1961. Fatality rate stood at 2.67 deaths per 100 million miles on the 559 mile highway, compared with a national rate of 5.3.
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Albany
State Thruway Authority
Canadian Political Crisis Threatens U S Relations
The article reports a U S order barring cargoes on ships that visited Cuba since January 1 and Ottawa's dissolution of Parliament for an April 8 election. It notes Diefenbaker’s Conservatives facing leadership questions amid the U S Canadian nuclear weapons dispute and a volatile, ongoing political rift between Ottawa and Washington.
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Canada
John G. Diefenbaker
Conservative Party
Diefenbaker
U. S
George Nowlan
Nowlan
House of Commons
Georges Vanier
Lester B. Pearson
Washington
White House
State Department
John Diefenbaker
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
McNamara to Broadcast Report On Red Military Buildup in Cuba
Washington announced Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara will publicly discuss U S estimates of Soviet strength in Cuba on a five o clock television and radio broadcast. Networks NBC ABC CBS Mutual will carry live coverage. The White House said the briefing will include detailed intelligence findings and a CIA report to a Senate sub committee.
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Robert S. McNamara
Kennedy
Cuba
White House
McNamara
Pentagon
NBC
ABC
CBS
Mutual Broadcasting Co
Republican Congress
Caribbean
State Department
U U. S
Pierre Salinger
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Senate
Defense
New Bishop Elected in Rochester Diocese
The Rev. Dr. George Barrett rector of Christ Church in Bronxville is the new bishop of the Rochester Episcopal Diocese. Barrett, 54, was elected Tuesday and succeeds Bishop Dudley Scott Stark who retired December 31. He graduated from the University of California and earned a doctor of divinity from Occidental College.
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Rochester
George Barrett
Christ Church
Bronxville
Rochester Episcopal Diocese
Barrett
Dudley Scott Stark
University of California
Occidental College
Riff Leader Abd El Krim Dies at 78 in Exile
Abd El Krim, the Riff leader who defeated Spain’s best army and threatened France, died suddenly early today at age 78 after 36 years in exile from Morocco.
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Cairo
Abd el Krim
Spain
France
Morocco
Education Bill Prospects Fading
Washington reports the omnibus education bill under Kennedy is fading as House hearings on the $5.3 billion, 24-point measure stall. Republicans demand a quorum before hearings resume. Chairman Powell is away in Puerto Rico. Perkins pledges action by the full committee. most members favor subcommittee study.
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Kennedy
House Education and Labor Committee
Adam C. Powell
D-N. Y
Puerto Rico
Powell
Peter Freylinghuysen Jr
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Ferry Sinks Near Inchon After Hitting Ice
A crowded ferry sank 15 miles northwest of Inchon after striking floating ice. National police report the passenger list contained 140 names and an initial survivor count of four.
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South Korea
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