Kennedy Warns Soviets On Cuban Crisis Urgency
President Kennedy warns the Soviet Union to move with caution in Cuba or risk a crisis the world has never faced. He cites daily air surveillance, questions Soviet missiles in Cuba, and stresses a critical Latin American threat while detailing U.S. readiness and the chance of congressional scrutiny.
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Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Cuba
United States
Oumuanes
Ion
Pentagon
Bering Strait
Siberia
Alaska
Florida Strait
Roman C. Pyconski
Berlin
Len Keating
Tyat
Ithey
Latin America
Robert 5. McNamam
Khrushchev
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Fidel Castro
Cuba stand critics still in good voice
Washington Congress debated Kennedy Cuba policy amid cross party criticisms. McNamara released new recon photos of Cuban Soviet missile sites while Keating pressed broader questions about Soviet troops and weapons in Cuba and the risk of escalation. Kennedy defended aerial inspections and warned against offensive weapons, urging substantiation for any claims and caution against foreign entanglements.
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Cuba
Washington
Terete
Pentagon
United States
Western Hemisphere
Berlin
Alaska
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Kenneth B. Keating
F. N.Y
Defense Department
Sen. Keating
MacNamara
House
N. John C. Stennis
Miss
Senate
John A
Central Intelligence Agency
NLX
Keating
Warren G. Magnusonn D
Wash
Russian
Siberia
Dillon Warns of Fifth Postwar Recession Threat
Washington predicted recession within a year unless Congress acts on a $10.2 billion three-stage tax cut. Treasury chief Dillon told the Ways and Means Committee the economy could stay reasonably prosperous for months, then slip, with unemployment rising to about 8 percent if no tax relief and continued high deficits. He urged tax reform tied to broader budget measures and suggested excise taxes be revised alongside the broader corporate and individual rate cuts.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Treasury
Douglas Dilon
Dillon
House
Ways and Means Committee
Republican Tree Chief
Caprto Hill
Ways and Means
Beig
Audi
Joba
Kennedy
Martha W. Griffiths
New Frontier
Witness Stard
White House
Transit strike hits Philly line
Upper Darby PA UPI reports a transit strike hits the suburban Red Arrow Lines serving Delaware, Montgomery and Chester counties with about 120 000 daily riders as unions reject a two year contract offer. No service interruption occurred yet but workers did not cross picket lines. The wage increase offered 15 cents in three installments was rejected and pension changes were discussed.
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Upper Darby
UPI
Philadelphia
Red Arrow Lines
Lodge 38
Delaware
Montgomery
Chester
Red Arrow
BRT
Transport Workers Union
TWU
Merritt H. Taylor
Family loses eight children in Toronto fire
In Toronto, eight children of Roy French and Effie French perished as a two story attached home burned in the West End. The victims ranged from 4 to 17, leaving parents Roy and Effie to cope with the tragedy as the father could not rescue them and the mother returned home to find the fire underway about 1 a.m. EST.
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Toronto
Ont
UPI
West End
Roy French
Effie
Ann
Alvert
Eileen
Alison
John
Linda
Sharon
Bill
French
World news and politics flare across multiple continents
Reports from Caracas describe a police raid on a terrorist den near the Central University campus seizing Communist plans to attack oil fields. In London Harold Wilson trails in Labor leadership votes while Britain eyes future prime ministership. Pan American World Airways reports 1962 earnings climbs and rising revenues, with detailed figures across segments. An LA jury imposes life on Charles Andrews for murder. Dunn faces different fate.
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Caracas
Venezuela
U.S
Central University
Castro-Communist Liberation Army
FAL
Harold Wilson
London
Labor Party
Britain
George Brown
Labor
Los Angeles
Charles Andrews
Baltimore
Burbank
Calif
Andrew G. Dunn
Zanesville
Ohio
General Motors Corp
Cleveland
J. E. Goodman
Harold Taylor
Ohio University
Sarah Lawrence College
Indiana
Michigan
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kent State University
France bans TV film on Stalin’s walls in Cold War row
Paris reports government fears over de Gaulle moving toward alignment with the East. A documentary on the Stalin era and interviews with Khrushchev and Malinovsky was banned by the state network citing harms to Franco German relations.
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Paris
HTNS
de Gaulle
State Vision Network
Premer Khnushchev
Maurice Couve de Murvnie
Foreign Affairs Committee
Holly
Europe
Atlantic
Urals
Ishrushchevw
Iim
Rodion Malinovsky
Khorushchev
Marsha
Malnovsky
Stalingrad
Khrushchev
Marshal Malinovsky
Federal Republic of Germany
RTF
Lao King and PM to Visit Washington in February
Lao king Sri Savang Vitthana and Prime Minister Scarvarina Phoums will travel to Washington on February 2 for talks with President Kennedy. The visit aims to discuss regional issues and strengthen ties between Laos and the United States.
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Washington
UPI
Sri Savang Vitthana
Scarvarina Phoums
Ag Gosta
Kennedy
Elyria area publication pricing and postal details
February 1858 1973 No 33 pages published daily except Sundays and legal holidays by The Loran County Printing and Publishing Co at 225 East Ave Elyria Ohio. Classified rate card notes single copy ten cents, carrier delivery fifty cents weekly, mail rates ten by year in advance. ATA and adjoining counties twenty dollars, elsewhere in Ohio twenty one fifty, outside Ohio twenty five fifty.
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Loran County Printing & Pudiioning Co
East Ave
Elyria
Ohio
Ata
Ohlo
Gosser's case goes to jury
The federal conspiracy trial of Richard Gosser, a United Auto Workers vice president, and two Toledo men goes to the jury after defense and prosecution summations. Gosser testified for 24 hours, denying all conspiracy charges related to stealing government documents from the Toledo IRS office.
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Toledo
UPL
Richard Gosser
United Auto Workers
Gosser
Internal Revenue Service
Ted Maison
Ned
Itv
Norman Baker
Ufy
Donald Pinciatti
Incee
IRS
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the Chronicle Telegram
Defense Intelligence Agency
Hungary
Poland
East Germany
Basdnlw
Ulres
Philly
Michael Angela Calon
By Robert Daniels
And
Herald Tribune News Service
U.S.A
Pan-American World Air Wars
Tevenurs
Saeakings
Congo
Angola
Elisabethvile
Ace Snzoio US
Ofhaals
Tremler
Sean Lemass
Ireland
United Nations
Lemass
Esterday
Wen
Deparuire
American Telephone and Telemy Transoceanic Communications Inc
Cable and Wireless West Tadics Ltd
Flands
Jamaica
Torla
Corimt
Milan
Rome
Brescia
Egrand Company
Ar Teetical
Liverpool
England
Lorain-Elyria Area
Chronicle-Telegram
Harry Brown
Daidoe Stroet
Fairfax
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