Allies View Kennedy Blundered at UN Waves Critique
United Nations observers from 22 non Communist delegations fault President Kennedy after the Cuba invasion, saying the move wrecked Washington's standing. They cite prior Latin American warnings against intervention and warn that anti American sentiment could rise as Castro tightens grip and suppresses dissent.
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GI Use In Cuba Still Possible
Washington advisers urged deploying U S forces as invasion by administration backed rebels neared disaster. President Kennedy rejected the idea, signaling the administration had no clear objective and was improvising the operation.
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Cuba
Madison Avenue
The Name's The Same But That's All The Name's The Same
In the White House lobby the small switchboard resembles the Eisenhower era with name plates over keys reading Mr Hagerty, Gov Adams, Mr Shanley. Hagerty was Eisenhower's press secretary and Adams was a presidential aide with Stanley as Cabinet Secretary.
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Shanley
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Weather outlook hints at cautious paths for policy
Top officials suggest warmer trend possible but not certain. President Kennedy’s circle includes Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr., Adolf A. Berle Jr., Theodore C. Sorensen, McGeorge Bundy, Walt W. Rostow and others as they advise on Latin American policy and national security.
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Arthur M. Schles
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Go Up And Os Relays Mud-Hole Jump At Sigma Nu
At the annual Sigma Nu Relays competitors tackled a mud-hole jump of about 14 feet as gals braved mud and slush for a five foot trophy awarded to the event winner. Gamma
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And So It Goes Phi Beta Sorority Representative Performance
Phi Beta sorority sisters review a representative's performance, noting whether they fulfilled duties or fell short. The excerpt hints at scrutiny within campus leadership, reflecting tensions over accountability and group standards.
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Paul leaves Reds to join Indians as GM in Cleveland
Gabe Paul resigns as Houston general manager to take a similar post with the Cleveland Indians. He notes no contract with Cleveland and cites personal reasons. Paul, 51, previously led the Reds for a decade, helping build stars like Frank Robinson and Vada Pinson. his move follows Frank Lane’s departure as Cleveland GM. In Virginia, federal action pushes Prince Edward County to reopen racially integrated public schools, ending private schooling for white students and risking state funding. The Justice Department seeks orders to reopen public schools and halt racially discriminatory tuition grants, potentially cutting Virginia funds until integration resumes.
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Frank Lane
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Jonny Tempie
Roy McMillan
Ed Bailey
Vada Pinson
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Nate Wallach
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Robert F. Kennedy
Prince Edward County
Farmville
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Rock, Stock and Barrel
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Oren R. Lewis
Richmond
Explorer Xi Satellite Launch Maps Distant Galaxy Radiation
The United States launched a space telescope satellite named Explorer Xi to study universal mysteries. James E. Webb announced the moonlet weighs 54.8 pounds and will map radiation from distant galaxies trillions of miles away. Tracking stations confirmed the orbit after a four stage rocket lifted it at 9 16 am EST.
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Woomera
Australia
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Kennedy Proposes Tight New Ethics Code for Administration
President Kennedy unveiled a strict ethics program for federal officials and urged Congress to stiffen laws against using federal posts for private gain. He called for banning private approaches to regulatory decisions, requiring conflict of interest standards, and setting strict rules on gifts, outside work, and use of non public information. The plan includes selling stock in defense firms by Pentagon nominees and prohibits officers from accepting gifts tied to their official duties. Kennedy promised memoranda to implement the Senate Armed Services Committee’s demands.
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Flood Area Aid Urged by County Engineer Patterson
County Engineer Donald E. Patterson urged zoning controls to bar housing in flood zones or state legislation to aid flood victims. He cited Eaton Homes and Plumb Creek Allotment as flood areas and discussed ditch maintenance, rural assessments shifting burden to farmers, health risks from flooding, and the need for a study to draft corrective laws.
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Lorain County
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Eaton Homes
Plumb Creek
Where To Turn Prisoner May Marry Loramite
A prisoner seeks permission to marry Loramite as he enters a guilty plea to second degree murder. The record notes court action and related proceedings while a separate notice mentions a Girl Scout council amending bylaws to operate on a three year cycle.
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