Southern bloc edges filibuster talk as votes loom
Washington sources report Southern foes of Senate rule changes claim enough votes to defeat two liberal proposals to curb filibusters. Senator Russell warned of prolonged debate if blocked, while his Dixie bloc grows to 19 with new recruit Senator Blakley. Havana statement blames Eisenhower for U S break and vows quick death penalties for anti Castro terrorists after all night cabinet session.
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U S Officials See Ctto Regime as Barrier to Restored Ties
U S officials say Fidel Castro must go before any rapprochement with Cuba. They describe Cuba as virtually fully communized and expect Latin American nations to hasten his downfall. The OAS may quarantine Cuba, cutting off economic relations and isolating Cuba and Brazil. The embassy staff left Havana. relations with Cuba are broken but not with the Cuban people.
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U.N. Set To Sit Out Invasion Debate
U.N. diplomats expect the Security Council to take no action on Cuba’s charge that the United States planned an imminent invasion. A mild resolution was under consideration as Raul Roa urged action, while James Wadsworth dismissed the Cuban accusation as empty and groundless amid heightened security in the council chamber.
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Kennedy To Tackle Farm Crisis
President elect John F. Kennedy planned a noon meeting with major farm leaders at the Carlyle Hotel to discuss easing the cost price squeeze on U S food and fiber producers with the incoming administration. The gathering includes Secretary-designate Freeman and senior executives.
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Dag Hammarskjold Seeks Congo Peace Through Talks
In Leopoldville U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold uses personal diplomacy to shore up the peace operation in Congo He plans to meet Congolese President Joseph Kasavubu to discuss Kivu Province tensions and Lumumba followers harassing Europeans Kasavubu is not certain to back U N plans and did not attend Hammarskjolds arrival welcome ceremony.
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Kennedy to detach from politics as attorney general oath nears
Robert F. Kennedy said he will detach himself from politics when he takes the oath as the new attorney general this month. He told a reporter that stepping away from the political arena is not a simple task.
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Hopes In King Put Hopes In King
The Belgian people looked to their young newlywed king for a spectacular move to end the civil power struggle between Premier and the Socialist led opposition. The stalemate appeared likely as the 30 year old monarch conferred Wednesday night with Socialist party president Leo Collard at Laeken Palace outside Brussels.
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Publisher Names Two Editorial Promotions at THE NEWS
Kent McKinley announces Larry Murphy and Frank Owen as editorial promotions at THE NEWS. Murphy becomes editorial assistant to Mrs. Marjorie M. McKinley while Owen moves to city editor, both retaining associate editor roles. Murphy is from Elmira New York and Owens background includes Lynchburg and Washington Evening Star service.
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Frank) Owen
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State's New Districts Will Be Aired Monday
Florida will learn Monday how its eight congressional districts may be rearranged. The district reapportionment committee will disclose its plan, to be recommended to the 1961 Legislature, focusing on geography and public input. Proposals split Northwest Florida Panhandle and Dade County, with configurations including districts joining Monroe, Pinellas Pasco Hernando, and Brevard Orange Osceola Indian River.
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Purge Clash Over House Rules Chair Split Looms
Moderate House Democrats seek a compromise to block a factional purge of Mississippi Democrats from key congressional posts. The struggle centers on who will control the House Rules Committee, Rayburn or Rep. Howard W. Smith, with Smith steering a conservative coalition and Rayburn pushing liberal legislation.
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D-Miss
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Purge Fight Shapes House Rules Committee Power
The rules committee tightens control over bills as Rayburn reserves timing on a purge amid a stalled House committee setup. A rival compromise to avert party split was rejected, aiming to keep the conservative coalition in charge with two concessions affecting Rep. Jaime Whitten Arthur Winstead and John Bell Williams.
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Cubans Scan All Planes For Kinfolk At Miami Airport
Cuban refugees at Miami International Airport awaited relatives fleeing Fidel Castro's regime. Anxiety over visas and travel limits hung over the crowd as a Pan American flight to Cuba arrived unexpectedly with 69 Cuban nationals instead of embassy staff.
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General Kearney backs break with Cuba in Sarasota
Maj. Gen. Bernard W. Kearney a former national VFW commander said he heartily agreed with the diplomatic break with Cuba while wintering in Venice. He commented it's about time and warned the Russians have established a beachhead 90 miles from Florida.
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Pat) Kearney
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Weather rebound brings milder temps in Sihasets area
A sunny but chilly Wednesday gave way to warm temperatures in the Sihasets area today. North to northeast winds 10 to 15 mph to the weekend, no frost danger through Sunday as national conditions worsen with freezing rain and snowstorms elsewhere.
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