Fidel Castro Crumbling Relations With Moscow Reported
Dispatches from New York describe Fidel Castro's political crisis amid Khrushchev’s removal of Soviet missiles from Cuba. The reports say Castro struggles to control student followers and peasantry as discontent rises, with Che Guevara shifting toward pro-Peking stance and tensions with Mikoyan over wording in talks.
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Juan Marinello
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Peking
Havana
Anastas Mikoyan
Russia
Mikoyan
Ohio to file suits against seven discount stores over Sunday closing
Ohio Attorney General Mark McElroy announced civil actions in the Ohio Supreme Court charging Sunday closing law violations by seven discount stores in six cities. He warned a ruling for the state could revoke corporate charters and end seven day operation.
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UPI
Mark McElroy
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
McElroy
High Court
Whitehall Discount City
Arlan’s Department Store
Uncle Bill’s
Cleveland
Sherman’s
Miracle Mart
Akron
Ontario
Toledo
Shoppers Fair
Dayton
Econo-Fair
Cincinnati
Secretary of States
Iam
Douglas delays rail work ruling
Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas postponed until January 9 the effect of a lower court decision allowing railroads to eliminate featherbedding. If the railroad unions appeal by January 9, no work rule changes occur until high court review. Washington attorney Milton Kramer sought the stay to permit appeal. the 7th Circuit upheld the changes on November 28.
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UPD
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Milton Kramer
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Reds Sugar Cane Curtain Agent Clue Tied to Espionage Network
Editor notes a So viet spymaster who built an espionage network spanning Cana da and Cuba, was sent to New York then recalled by Washington, later trained Red agents for work behind the Sugar Cane Curtain. The Chronicle Telegram hints at future Congo implications and flags Page 2 for details.
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New York
Washington
Cuba
Congo
Chronicle - Telegram
Rhodes eyes possible NM department head change
Governor-elect James A. Rhodes considers shaping the Department of Natural Resources leadership as he tunes into policy directions. The piece notes Rhodes weighing a shift in the department's top post amid early administration planning.
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Department of Natural Resources
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Democrats debate Coleman succession in shake up
Sen Young criticizes a defeatist tone amid calls for a new Ohio Democratic state chairman and regional leaders. He praises Keys as a potential successor, though he has not discussed it with leaders, and notes Coleman may resign with his term ending in May 1964.olitical currents in Columbus focus on fundraising for Kennedy 1964 and party reorganization.
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Stephen M. Young
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William
Coleman
Columbus
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Elyria
J. Grant
Michael V. DiSalle
di Salle
Young
Keys
Congress
Washington
Mittee
Ohio Highway Safety
di Salie
Variety stores hit by crackdown in Ohio
Columbus report shows variety stores selling wide assortments targeted by the Ohio attorney general for Blue Law violations. Theodore Laker says seven stores were hit and more suits will follow, aiming to clarify policy for prosecutors and law officers statewide. Continued on page 12.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast Mixed Clouds Today
The region reports mostly cloudy skies turning to partly cloudy late today through Saturday. Temperatures little changed with a high near 28 to 34 degrees and a low around 15 to 22. Thursday range 17 to 32, year-ago Thursday 21, mean 24 hours ending 7 a.m. unknown degrees.
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Ohio
Lotko to be Elyria acting postmaster Monday
Michael J. Lotko Jr., 43, will be installed as Elyria acting postmaster effective Monday, announced by U S Senator Stephen M. Young. Lotko, a former safety service director and county commissioner, won the party’s recommendation December 10 and received endorsements from Senators Young and Lausche. The post carries a starting salary of 8840 with gradual increases to 11200 after 15 years. Details of installation pending. oath likely by a Cleveland postal inspector.
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Elyria
U.S
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Washington, D.C
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Lotko
Frank J. Lausche
Cleveland
Department of Highways
Columbus
Elyria Safety Service
J. Grant Keys
Keys
Ohio
Elyria Democratic Central Committee
Khrushchev Revives Berlin Issue in Letter to Adenauer
Premier Khrushchev signals renewed focus on Berlin and German questions ahead of East German party congress. In a sharp letter to Chancellor Adenauer he accuses the West of Berlin border incidents and calls for an East German peace treaty and a demilitarized free city of West Berlin. Western diplomats note no set deadline and no immediate Soviet moves, suggesting a bid to keep Berlin prominent amid regional tensions and the Cuban crisis.
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UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Konrad Adenauer
West Berlin
Walter Ulbricht
Adenauer
Berlin Wall
Katangese clash with UN posts deepens Congo crisis
Katangese forces hit UN posts near Elisabethville sparking heavy fire and mortar bursts. Reports say numerous casualties and at least one Katangese killed while UN command warned of a counter attack if firing continued. Communications slow, censorship suspected, Tshombe's government members reported leaving Elisabethville.
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Katanga
the Congo
UPI
United Nations
U.N
Leopoldville
United Press International
Moise ‘Tshombe
Westinghouse Overcharged Navy by 2.2 Million Says GAO
Government auditors found Westinghouse Electric Corp overcharged the Navy about 2.2 million dollars for nuclear submarine equipment. The Navy agreed with the GAO findings, while Westinghouse contested the claim that its atomic equipment department set pumps and casings prices too high and a refund was due.
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Washington
UPI
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Navy
General Accounting Office
GAO
Atomic Equipment Department
Jake Factor shocked by GOP pardon demand in 1960s
Beverly Hills California United Press International reports Jake Factor a former mail fraud convict and philanthropist says he contributed to both parties including 5000 to the 1960 campaign. He was pardoned by President Kennedy in 1963 amid questions from Republican officials about campaign influence. Factor notes rehabilitation and community service while authorities say a Republican pardon attorney recommended the action.
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Kennedy
Factor
California
Richardson
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Tor
Namesi
Fache
Republican Party
Mak Itor
Los Angeles shop owner reports large holiday loss
The owner of two Los Angeles sportswear shops found his holiday sales severely disrupted as an adding machine printed a total of 99000 dollars. Damage to the shop was estimated at 50000 dollars. The incident was reported by UPI.
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Los Angeles
UPI
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