Nations Gridlock Over Cuba Ousting At OAS Meeting
Twenty American states debate Cuba’s status in the OAS with a two-thirds vote needed to expel. Brazil and Mexico push for slow action citing charter limits while U S Secretary of State Rusk seeks at least one fellow to join a tougher line. If blocked, Congress may oppose Alliance for Progress funding.
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Uruguay
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Havana
U.S
Dean Rusk
Rusk
U. S
Castro
Brazil
Mexico
Organization of American States
OAS
United States
Alliance For Progress
Rockefeller Plan Said Unchanged
A spokesman for Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and his wife Mary Todhunter Clark states no change in their plan for a legal separation followed by divorce. Newsday reported a possible out of state divorce. the spokesman rebutted that no alteration has occurred. Rockefeller, 53, seeks re election and may pursue the Republican presidential nomination.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Newsday
Long Island
Rockefeller
Mary Todhunter Clark
Luciano Faced Arrest In Probe Of Dope Ring
In Naples Capodichino Airport Charles Luciano, 64, died under narcotics scrutiny as U S authorities hinted at an imminent arrest tied to a $150 million drug ring probe. Henry Giordano of the U S Narcotics Bureau said Luciano faced arrest in connection with the New York case.
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Naples
Italy
Charles Luciano
Capodichino
Washington
Henry Giordano
U.S. Narcotics Bureau
Luciano
New York
New Course May Teach Red Danger
A 13 member study group finished its work and approved a 61 page resource unit for a required 30 hour course teaching the evils of communism to Florida high school students. The cabinet must approve the outline before use. Dr Gerhart Neimeyer of Notre Dame served as special consultant. Paul Conrad of Panama City urged parent and teacher understanding of the course goals.
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Tallahassee, Fla
UPI
Florida
Gerhart Neimeyer
Notre Dame University
Paul Conrad
Panama City
Rain Soaks U S Areas Causing Rivers To Flood
Rain and drizzle flood wide areas turning snow to slush and swelling rivers. Wabash over banks in Montezuma Indiana. Eastlake and Willoughby Hills flooded by Chagrin River. Ohio River barges loosened as ice jams form. Cold front freezes Minnesota North Dakota. mild in the southeast with 50s to 70s in parts.
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Associated Press
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Lebanon
Lima
Ohio
Spencerville
Eastlake
Willoughby Hills
Cleveland
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Miss
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Pacific Northwest
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Texas
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Middle Atlantic
Florida
Glenn Spaceflight Scrubbed by Weather Delays Mercury Launch
John H. Glenn Jr.’s round the world space flight was postponed due to heavy cloud cover and unfavorable weather. NASA officials cited camera coverage problems and the outlook for at least two more days as reasons for delaying the Mercury Atlas mission. President Kennedy expressed disappointment at the setback. Glenn’s wife echoed the sentiment while looking ahead to a rescheduled launch.
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John H. Glenn Jr
Kennedy
Glenn
O. B. Lloyd
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
White House
Pierre Salinger
Palm Beach
Fla
Salinger
Florida
Atlantic
River Barges Slam Bridges In Big Jam
More than 100 river barges broke loose from Ohio River moorings and drifted into the Mississippi amid a 30 mile ice jam at Cairo Illinois. Tugboats and towboats pursued the drifting barges as ice chunks hindered efforts. Several barges struck the Cairo Bridge but traffic remained flowing.
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Mississippi River
Cairo
Mississippi
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Mississippi Rivers
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Cairo Bridge
Kentucky
Illinois
Missouri
Prince Rainier Faces Diplomatic Rift Over Firing
Paris reports a political clash as Monaco ruler Prince Rainier allegedly dismissed French minister of state Emile Pelletier after a heated dispute. The dispute centers on radio station shares and a liquidated bank, with implications of a lasting rift between Monaco and France.
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UPI
France
Monaco
Prince Rainier
Grace Kelly
Emile Pelletier
Pelletier
Rainier
Prince
Ranger 3 Aims Photos From Moon Miss Distance 25000 Miles
Ranger 3 propulsion and course corrections from Goldstone California aim to photograph the moon despite missing its near side by about 25 000 miles. Ground control at the desert tracking station increased speed to cross the moon’s orbital path in line of sight and obtain possible lunar surface imagery.
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Moon
Goldstone
Ranger 3
Earth
Cool Gunman Sought In Georgia Bank Heists
Georgia authorities hunt a "cool calm and efficient" gunman who robbed a Chamblee Peachtree Bank and Trust Co. for 48,600, possibly the same killer who earlier struck four other banks in Atlanta area with a guard death. A separate Alapaha Bank heist netted 1,131 as police widen the manhunt across the south.
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Georgia Bank
United Press International
Georgia
Chamblee
Peachtree Bank and Trust Co
Atlanta
South Georgia
Bank of
Alapaha
DeKalb County
Steel Mill Disaster Kills Seventeen in Brazil
A Volta Redonda Steel Mill crucible tipped spilling 60 tons of molten steel on 50 workers. Seventeen were killed and 33 burned as a cable broke causing the accident. The mill caught fire but was quickly extinguished.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Farrell Construction opens The Virginia model home
Farrell Construction Corp. debuts The Virginia model home located at 3030 S. Tamiami Trail. The unveiling marks a showroom preview for prospective buyers and industry visitors exploring new residential designs.
Streetcars End History in Washington After Century of Service
In Washington a century of streetcar service ends today as nostalgic riders join special runs on soon abandoned tracks. Many residents, including longtime riders and curious children, recall 100 years of operation and the era before the Navy Yard barn closure. Supreme Court justices and Congress members once rode trolleys, yet patronage has declined since World War I.
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Potomac
Navy Yard
United States
Abraham Lincoln
White House
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Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Supreme Court
Capitol Hill
Congress
Erickson Declines Senate Bid Amid Speculation
State Rep Ralph Erickson, a popular Republican, announced he will not seek the 36th Senatorial District seat. He said he is not now and does not plan to be a candidate, despite media and friend speculation. The seat is held by Democrat Ed Price Jr of Bradenton, expected to run in the primary.
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Ralph Erickson
Senate
Ed Price Jr
Bradenton
Rumor Persists on County Commission Candidates
A political rumor cites potential county commission contenders with Francis Nutto and L L Parker as Republicans and Johnson Warren and Reid Farrell as Democrats. The report remains unverified and to be published elsewhere this weekend.
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County Commission
Francis Nutto
L. L. Parker
Johnson Warren
Reid Farrell
Farrell Construction Unveils The Virginia and The Indiana Model Homes
Farrell Construction Corp displays The Virginia and The Indiana model homes at 3030 South Tamiami Trail. Visitors may tour the new designs and compare features.
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Farrell Construction Corp
Virginia
Indiana
South
Tamiami Trail
Kennedy Learns First U S Space Flight is Postponed
President Kennedy voiced disappointment at the postponement of the first American attempt to orbit a man. Weather halted the Cape Canaveral launch of John H. Glenn Jr., with NASA officials relaying news to the Palm Beach White House.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Kennedy
Cape Canaveral
John H. Glenn Jr
O.B. Lloyd
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
White House
Pierre Salinger
Astronaut's Wife Looks Forward To Next Shot
Mrs John H Glenn Jr expressed disappointment but optimism after the planned orbital flight of her husband was postponed. In Arlington Virginia the Glenn family waited inside their home as Ford Eastman of NASA briefed reporters noting the tense mood and visible letdown.
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Arlington
Glenn
NASA
John H. Glenn Jr
Ford Eastman
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Astronaut John Glenn Prepares for Orbit Move
At 4:46 a.m. Cape Canaveral time John H. Glenn Jr. in silver space suit steps from his training base to begin the journey into orbit. Lt. Col. Powers reports Glenn says “go” with a thumbs up as the mission readiness signals the start of a historic flight.
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John H. Glenn Jr
Cape Canaveral
Fla
U.S
Glenn
John Powers
Big home little money at 3030 Tamiami Trail
A low price three bedroom two bath home listed by Farrell Construction on the Tamiami Trail. The Indiana property is quoted at 11995 dollars signaling affordable housing options.
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Indiana
Farrell Construction
Tamiami Trail
Deluxe living for $10 995 on Tamiami Trail
Real estate feature markets a 2 bed 2 bath unit with central heat and air conditioning in the 30308 area. Listing highlights value and style with emphasis on affordability.
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Tamiami Trail
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