Stevenson Defends Cuba Policy Amid Ouster Speculation
Adlai Stevenson blasted a Saturday Evening Post article as irresponsible journalism and said he does not know if President Kennedy will publicly support him. He defended the NSC line for a blockade and peaceful UN actions, and denied plans to resign as U.N. ambassador. He claimed no knowledge of any clique pressuring him out.
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New York
UPI
Adlai Stevenson
Kennedy
Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
Saturday Evening Post
Stewart Alsop
Charles Bartlett
NSC
McCarthy
Alsop
Bartlett
Stevenson Denials Over Post Article Content and Events
Stevenson rejected claims about British bases, stated arrival in Washington on Tuesday, said the President informed him two hours after learning himself, noted McCloy was invited to show bipartisanship, and confirmed TJ asked Schlesinger to draft the speech he delivered.
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Stevenson
Post
Washington
Jack McCloy
Arthur Schlesinger
Hoffa Attacked In Court By Man With Vision Of Killing Him
In Nashville UPI report, Warren Swanson of Washington rushed federal court where James Hoffa faced trial and fired pellets from an air gun. Hoffa knocked the assailant down and was struck in arm and back but not seriously hurt. Swanson claimed to have a vision to kill Hoffa. he was taken away bleeding as U.S. Marshals restrained the scene. Court recessed as Judge Miller ordered a full report.
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Nashville, Tenn
UPI
James Hoffa
Teamsters Union Cnef
Hoffa
U.S
Warren Swanson
Washington
Elmer Disspayne
Swanson
William Miller
William Bufalino
Teamsters
Miller
Marshall
Federal Building
General Hospital
Nashville
Jimmy Hoffa
Smog Crisis Hits England With 32 Deaths So Far
London hospitals brace for surge as killer fog blankets the country. At least 32 people die since Monday amid dense smoke and sulfur dioxide. planes grounded, traffic crawls, and outdoor workers told to wear masks while authorities urge indoor safety.
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London
UPI
England
British Medical Association
Wales
Scotland
Birmingham
Reds press for crisis wrap up at Security Council
United Nations notes the Soviet push for a council session to end the Cuban crisis while the United States demands verification of Soviet weapon removals from Cuba and safeguards against reintroduction. Kuznetsov gave Stevenson a shipping schedule for IL28 bombers, Cuban draft on crisis statement discussed, US unimpressed with Cuba draft. The UN faced a separate financial crisis as France joined Russia in rejecting costs for The Congo operation.
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Bruce W. Mann
United Nations
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UPI
Soviet Union
Security Council
U.S
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Adlai. E. Stevenson
Cuba
Carlos Lechuga
Thant
United States
Stevenson
Kuznetsov
Russia
France
Lorain County Tax System Robbed by Automation Gremlins
Lorain County fiscal officers grapple with post automation glitches in bookkeeping and tax bill printing. The treasurer Gene A. Troup cites balancing errors and human mistakes causing delays in final tax distributions totaling about 15 million dollars. Advances to 71 districts cushion cash needs, but balancing and turnover of books to the auditor delay settlements for Elyria Lorain and Carlisle areas, with restoration hoped within days to weeks.
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Lorain County
Gene A. Troup
Northeastern Ohio Weather: Cloudy and Cooler with Light Showers
Weather in Northeastern Ohio today is mostly cloudy and much cooler with scattered light showers. Highs near the 40s. Tonight and Thursday will be colder with scattered snow flurries. lows around 2 to 34. Temperature range Tuesday 32 to 46, with no 24 hour precipitation ending 7 p.m. Tuesday.
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Ohio
Cleveland Heights doctor jailed in woman death
Dr Arthur Laird a 75 year old Cleveland Heights physician remains jailed on a first degree manslaughter charge linked to the deaths of two women during cosmetic procedures in his office. He pleaded not guilty and bond was set at 25000 but he did not post, case continued to December 19. Authorities note only women patients have records with him and say no hospital ties have been found. The medical board may quiz him when it convenes December 18, but he cannot appear if still jailed. The inquiry focuses on equipment and anesthetic handling in his office during procedures with xylocaine and pentacaine.
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Jack the Ripper
Mack the Knife
Cleveland
Cleveland Heights
Arthur Laird
Joan Dileno
Virginia Stewart
Laird
Stewart
Dileno
Cuyahoga County
Samuel Gerber
State Medical Board
Dr. Laird
Cleveland Area
Chicago College of Medicine and Surgery
C-T
Michigan
Ohio
Candy to beat smoking risks tooth decay warns doctor
Dr John Akester writing in the British Dental Journal cautions that many people who eat candy to help quit smoking risk tooth decay. The remark highlights candy as a potential dental health hazard amid smoking cessation efforts.
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John Akester
British Dental Journal
UPI
U S predicts Soviet halt to nuclear tests from January
At Geneva the United States forecast the Soviet Union would announce an immediate halt to all nuclear tests starting January 1 to pressure the West into an uninspected underground moratorium. Ambassador Arthur H. Dean said the pledge would come from a high level, possibly Premier Khrushchev, and likened it to prior Soviet pledges over a Caribbean-related matter.
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UPD
United States
Soviet Union
Arthur H. Dean
Nikita Khrushchev
Dean
Caribbean
Elyria Memorial Hospitals Growth Faces Hiring Strain
Elyria Memorial Hospital will confront major employment challenges as it expands to meet rising demand. A public hearing on a proposed Interstate 90 route change is planned for the area, with details appearing on page one.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Wellington High School drops sex education course after objections
Residents oppose the sex education portion of Wellington High School’s family life course claiming the material and teaching method are inappropriate for teens. The course was removed Nov 13 after state education officials threatened to disapprove the entire curriculum. Local parents cite sexually explicit wording and coed class concerns, while some oppose a male teacher and lack of sex-segregated classes.
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Wellington High School
State Education Department
Glen Rich
State Department of Education
Chronicle-Telegram
State Board of Education
Gordon Green
Rt. 18
JW Mellick
Wellington
Pol Chrst Melick
Spencer Elementary
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