Cost of keeping Cuba Communist rises under Moscow aid
Washington dispatch notes Soviet bloc Cuba support grows costly as Russia maintains four reinforced battalions and military and economic aid. It cites rising shipping costs and Cuban isolation as drivers, while US policy aims to squeeze Castro through economic pressure and blockades to prompt Moscow to quit.
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Fidel Castro
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De Gaulle seeks wider nuclear aid to accept Polaris
Paris reports that President de Gaulle will not accept Polaris missiles without broader American nuclear aid and an open discussion. The Kennedy letter is seen as an invitation to start an atomic negotiation, with Paris aiming for equal footing with Britain and demands for independent control and veto-free use of any French nuclear force.
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Tax ruling allows clarinet lessons as medical deduction
Washington reports an IRS bulletin ruling that clarinet lessons for a son with a congenital dental defect may qualify as medical expenses under Section 213. The cost must meet minimum instrument standards and be necessary for the therapy, deductible to the extent allowed by law.
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World news on Diefenbaker Mao era aid and politics
Diplomatic Ottawa reports Diefenbaker announced a 50 50 U S British program worth 120 million dollars for Indian arms amid Kennedy and Macmillan talks. Separately Morhouse resigns as New York GOP chair amid Rockefeller 1964 bid. Ohio inheritance tax receipts up 18 percent. Cincinnati area fire fatality and local robberies. Communist Cuba Russians destination ship to Havana. Britain retail boom and wig industry. New Year dates across ancient calendars and the Gregorian reform.
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Year of the deep breath for America's space program
The 1963 space year will be busy as Mercury ends and Gemini and Apollo rise. NASA plans two manned flights, with L Gordon Cooper slated for a long suborbital flight possibly in April 1963. Apollo aims for lunar goals, using Saturn 1 and Saturn C1 boosters in 1963 tests toward a 1964 launch of three-man crews.
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M. Scott Carpenter
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Russia
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Moon
Ohio item dated December 28, 1962 reflects pricing
A brief note from Ohio dated December 28 1962 lists a price of 17 dollars. The entry appears in a numbered issue and provides a monetary amount for a local item or service.
Talent drive seeks new Gidget for next film
Hollywood researchers report a nationwide talent hunt to cast the role of Gidget for an upcoming film. Dozens of young women and their mothers from across the United States and Canada have submitted photographs. Production for Gidget Goes to Rome won’t start until next spring.
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Korth Praises Gitmo Civilians for Duty at Guan tanamo
Korth commends US naval base civilians at Guantanamo Cuba who stayed at their posts during the Cuban crisis. He says the workers showed devotion to duty in a message of commendation.
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U S Reds Back Moscow Over Cuba Crisis Revealed
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover disclosed in a digest of his annual report that U S Communist Party members backed the Soviet bloc during the Cuban crisis even as the United States sought to stop Moscow. The digest cites party loyalty to the international Communist cause and notes secrecy surrounding further FBI and Justice details. A separate item mentions arrests of three pro Castro Cubans on sabotage charges, including a UN New York attache.
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Board Okays funds to audit Rhodes
Columbus Ohio The state Emergency Board approved a 12000 dollar appropriation for outgoing Gov DiSalle to audit the state auditor records. The panel split 4 1 asst Atty Gen Fournier dissented arguing 12000 falls short for a 10 year audit. Rhodes aide Pastorio works on an adding machine probe. ledgers for 1957 1958 remain misplaced.
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James A. Rhodes
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William Fournier
Atty
Mark McElroy
John Stanley
DiSalle
Touche, Ross, Farley
Rhodes
Philip Pastorio
Washington, D.C
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U S to abandon pen at Alcatraz
The federal penitentiary on Alcatraz Island in San Francisco Bay will close by next July and most prisoners will be sent to Leavenworth Kansas and Atlanta Georgia. U S Prisons Director James V Bennett announced the plan on Thursday night and said the Alcatraz inmates would be relocated to other U S prisons.
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