De Gaulle denies talks of deal with Reds in Moscow notes
Washington dispatch reports de Gaulle rejects reports of a French Soviet rapprochement. A 14 page memo presented February 1 in Paris argued Moscow sought the meeting, while de Gaulle affirms the Franco German treaty blocks any nuclear weapons deal. State Department notes no shift in France's stance to avoid Soviet negotiations. Moscow counters with diplomatic notes to Germany and France.
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Brussels
Elysee Palace
Diefenbaker regime dissolves two executives amid rail probe
Lorain Lake Terminal Railroad suspends two executives during an audit of company records. President F W Okie says losses reports were greatly exaggerated and the probe concerns unverified amounts. He insists the matter is not financial and describes the activity as relatively minor.
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Chronicle-Telegram
De Gaulle rejects claims of Hitler label over Britain policy
In Paris President Charles de Gaulle rejects being likened to Hitler, denouncing U S pressure on Europe and accusing Washington of using Britain to push a free trade market. He linked his veto of British Common Market entry to Britain’s acceptance of Polaris missiles. He warned against US aims to extend free trade to Europe via Britain and Ireland, Iceland, and others.
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Kennedy plan expands tax cut for many married couples
The Kennedy administration liberalized its tax cut proposal to favor a larger group of married couples with low to mid incomes. The revised plan allows a minimum deduction $100 higher than the original, boosting savings for low income couples by about $148 per year. Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon announced the change before the House Ways and Means Committee as hearings opened to a crowd of lobbyists and reporters.
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Navy Overspending Flags GAO Findings on Bearings
GAO reports the Navy overspent by 408000 dollars due to not using competitive bids for arrival engine bearings. Purchases in 1962 totaled over 8000 bearings at prices 28 to 52 dollars higher per unit than Air Force prices, totaling about 1.145 million dollars.
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Nation to get the facts on Soviet Cuban buildup
Washington reports the administration to outline its Cuba policy this afternoon as it reviews Soviet troop and arms buildup claims. A new foreign ship ban aims to curb Cuba shipments while CIA chief McCone prepares a Senate briefing. Critics say Washington underestimates Cuban forces, prompting GOP and Democratic lawmakers to demand clearer evidence.
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N.Y
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Powell Grabs Hooky As School Aid Hearings Start
Washington lawmakers accuse Chairman Adam C. Powell of skipping sessions and locking in the committee room as two weeks of hearings on President Kennedy's 5.3 billion school aid plan begin. Republican and some Democrat members press for a quicker, more orderly process while Powell is abroad.
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Edith Green
D-Ore
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Conservatives topple in nuclear controversy
Ottawa reports the Conservative government fell to a double no confidence vote over nuclear defense policy. Prime Minister John Diefenbaker faces dissolution of parliament and an April 8 election as Liberal Lester B. Pearson seeks a pledged course toward Canadian nuclear arms, while internal tensions and cabinet resignations loom.
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Toronto Daily Star
John Diefenbaker
Diefenbaker
U.S
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Canada
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Ottawa
UPI
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House of Commons
Commons
George Vanier
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Europe
City Auditor Clarifies Purchase Integrity Stance
Ellsworth T. Albert states the purchasing remark reflects no officials' integrity issue but highlights proper procedures. The notice appears on page one, section four, under local governance notes.
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Sam Sheppard moved to state max security pen
Columbus reports Dr. Sam uel H. Sheppard, his family and friends promoted a mail order romance with a German divorcee, leading to his transfer from Marion medium security to the state maximum security penitentiary. Corrections chief M C Sablents cited continued associations with Mrs. Tebbenjohanns and rule violations as reasons for the move.
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Adane Tebbenjohanns
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Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast Update
Increasing cloudiness and warmer today with a high of 44 to 50 degrees. Tonight will be cloudy and colder with scattered showers possibly changing to snow flurries. Low around 22 to 24 degrees. Thursday turns partly cloudy and colder with some morning snow flurries. Temperature range 25 to 40. Precip none in four hours Tuesday. Humidity 81 percent at 7 am, 1 pm, and 7 pm. Moonrise and sunset times noted. Average period temperature about 33 degrees.
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Kennedy aide Salinger teased over 50 mile test
Washington reports say press secretary Pierre Salinger faced a playful challenge to run 50 miles in 20 hours as President Kennedy Mused on a fitness test for White House staff. Salinger, 37, described himself as drinking milk occasionally and noted his golf and cooking hobbies amid the jovial inquiry.
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