Kennedy pledges Cuba liberation in Miami speech
President Kennedy promised Cuba would be freed in the new frontier era, addressing prisoners and Cuban leaders in Miami. He urged internal revolt against Castro and Khrushchev, while denying a hands off policy and linking the pledge to the hemisphere's self rule, with lingering doubts about future reality.
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World in a spin on 63 economy and policy shifts
A New Year outlook surveys Kennedy era economic hopes with Walter Heller predicting a mild upturn aided by potential tax cuts and higher federal, state and local spending. H. Ladd Plumley notes growing White House-business cooperation, while others in London and Berlin discuss Anglo American ententes and East German penalties for escape attempts. Ohio vocational training and cabinet reshuffle chatter appear amid broader global politics and U.S. monetary policy signals.
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Russia closes Lvov Synagogue in Western Ukraine
London report says Soviet authorities closed Lvov Synagogue depriving over 30,000 Jews of worship. The Lvov house of prayer, seized from Poland in World War II, was one of the largest in the USSR. Authorities jailed several board members for hooliganism before closure, amid a propaganda campaign alleging graft and parasitism.
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France to create special court for treason cases
De Gaulle aims to push a bill creating a semi civilian military special court to try treason and subversion next week. The court would lack a jury and be led by a civilian president with two civilian judges and two senior officers. amendments seek safeguards on free expression and public meetings.
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Khrushchev urges nuclear-free compromise in Berlin crisis
Khrushchev in a London Daily Express interview urged a 1963 policy of concessions for concessions to resolve East West tensions including Berlin and disarmament. He warned thermonuclear war must be avoided and called for improved US Soviet relations and a peaceful coexistence of systems after the Cuban crisis.
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Dollar Pressure Eases Yet Doubts Persist Across Europe
A long U.S. dollar pause is viewed by many as deceptive. European insiders warn it masks anxiety over the dollar's future, with theories centering on US deficits, international payments, and gold reserves. Analysts note rising foreign dollar holdings and questions about Washington’s pledge to restore balance by 1963, despite signals of easing.
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Job hunt for released Cubans is tough task
Miami faces a heavy job-hunt burden as 1113 Bay of Pigs prisoners adjust to life in the United States. Federal authorities call this a national issue with 100,000 Cuban refugees crowded into Miami straining schools and services. Most exiles rely on public assistance while the refugee center coordinates nationwide job placements through FEW and local agencies.
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Birth control ad published in Protestant magazine
A Protestant magazine, the Christian Herald, ran a full page contraceptive advertisement, claimed to be the first by a nationally circulated magazine in the United States. The ad promotes an aerosol vaginal foam tested in Puerto Rico and reported as effective birth control. Laws in 20 states restrict such ads, though enforcement has waned in recent years.
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Threatened wife shoots husband in bed incident
Police investigate a 6 06 a m shooting at 213 Huron St sending Lee Vernon Adams 45 to Elyria Memorial Hospital with a fractured left leg. His wife Gertrude Adams is questioned after foster children report hearing arguing and threats. Police recovered a .38 revolver from a bed compartment and a shotgun from a closet.
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