Officers foil new plot to kill de Gaulle in Paris
Paris police arrested six French army officers and a woman in a thwarted plan to kill President Charles de Gaulle as he visited the War School. A rifle with telescopic sights was found, and authorities tied the plot to a fugitive linked to the SAO group once targeted in a 1962 car ambush.
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PARIS
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Elysee Palace
Georges Watin
Secret Army Organization
SAO
Villacoublay Airfield
OAS
Castro offers asylum to Red ship hijackers
Fidel Castro's regime offered asylum to the Venezuelan Red hijackers of the freighter Anzoategui. Havana Radio said the ship had not entered Cuba, but asylum would be offered to Venezuelan revolutionaries and crew who request political asylum. Venezuelan and U S search planes tracked the vessel as the hijackers held the crew.
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Caracas
Venezuela
UPI
Fidel Castro
Anzoategui
Havana Radio
Caribbean
United Nations Tua Venezuslan
Caribbear
Cuba
Moen
Navigaton Co
Puerto Rico
United States
Venexuelan
Communist National Liberation Forces
F. Af Venezela
la Guaira
Houston
Tex
Faln Epersenes
International Red Cross
Maasdam hits wreckage on maiden voyage to Bremerhaven
The luxury liner Maasdam struck wreckage in the Weser estuary near Bremerhaven forcing 450 passengers to abandon ship in lifeboats. No injuries reported as the ship drifted to Bremerhaven with a skeleton crew aboard. dense fog blamed for the collision.
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Bremerhaven
Germany
UPI
Maasdam
AQL
Officels
Weser
Bremenaven
Iiner
Wiel
Khalmogory
Harbrough
North Sea
Maasdamt
Hem
Holland-American Line
Amsterdam
New York
Rockefeller Aide Team Talks With ITU Over Paper Strike
Governor Rockefeller aides William Rowan and Vincent McDonnell fly to Colorado Springs to meet ITU officials amid a nationwide paper shutdown. The talks follow a stalemate in the week old dispute affecting New York newspapers and oustalled production.
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New York
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Colorado Springs
Colo
William Rowan
Vincent C. McDonnell
State Mediation Board
Colorado
International Typographical Union
ITU
Cash on Sidewalk Left By Brinks Crew in Georgia
A Brinks sack containing 37500 dollars was left on a Columbus sidewalk. Passersby moved it to a restaurant and police, an FBI agent, and a Brinks team later recovered the money without incident.
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Columbus
UPI
Fulding
Chos
Brinks
Clyde Adair
FBI
Pand
Sertechedtrup
Ens
Soviets reject Kennedy plan for nuclear test ban
The Soviet Union rejected President Kennedy's plan to guard against accidental war and urged adoption of the Kremlin terms for a test ban. Vassily Kuznetsov said there is no basis for negotiations, insisting on on site inspections and West demands. neutral participants supported continuous talks among the United States Britain and the Soviet Union.
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Geneva
Vassily Vo Nueneev
Kremlin
Soviet Union
America
Britain
U.S
Russia
Kuznutsov
Kuznetsov
United States
Soviers
Rhodes aide calls salary a blunder verdict
John M. McElroy assistant to Gov James A Rhodes called a $12000 yearly salary for the governor's personal secretary a blunder. The secretary's pay was cut to 9900 while she previously earned 7900 when Rhodes was auditor. McElroy said three borrowed employes were moved off the governor's payroll and that Rhodes office used 13 borrowed workers. He favored a charge back system and outlined plans to cut permanent staff to eight with several borrowed workers remaining.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
John M. McElroy
McElroy
Chronicle-Telegram
Nda
Rhodes
Michael V. di Ballo
DiSalle
Llewellyn Cole
Cole
Kennedy Pledges Fight Against Subversion in Western Hemisphere
President Kennedy framed reducing Communist subversion from Cuba and Latin America as the hemisphere’s top mission this winter. He said Cuba sent men and money abroad last year to influence politics and sabotage, urging regional cooperation to stem student and other traffic while noting the threat extends beyond Cuba.
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Washington
UPD
Kennedy
Cuba
Latin America
Jetliner broke up in flight over Everglades
Federal aviation official says the Northwest Orient Airlines jetliner that crashed into the Everglades near Miami broke up in flight killing all 43 aboard. Investigators warn it may take days or weeks to determine the cause.
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Miami
UPI
Federal Aviation
Everglades
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Ed Slattery
Northwest Orient Airlines
Times Writer Sees Castro Regime Stronger at Oberlin Forum
New York Times editorial writer Herbert L. Matthews told Oberlin College listeners at Wilder Hall that Castro’s regime is stronger now than before the missile crisis and will likely endure. He outlined three U S options, warned against intervention or assassination, and urged positive social reforms to defeat Communism rather than anti Communism.
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Oberlin
Herbert L. Matthews
New York Times
Oberlin College
Wilder Hall
USA
Latin America
Weather note for Northeastern Ohio with snow flurries and cold
Partly cloudy skies and diminishing winds bring snow flurries today and a colder high of 10 to 15 degrees. Tonight will be fair and cold with a low near zero. Saturday looks cloudy and not as cold with temperatures around the mid teens.
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Ohio
Haynes given life for shotgun death in South Amherst
George Sammy Haynes, 22, of South Amherst, is convicted of second degree murder and sentenced to life in Ohio Penitentiary for the December 9 shooting death of Suzanne Fileen Bailey at 333 Quarry Rd. The trial jury and three judge panel delivered the verdict after hearing Haynes claim he only intended to frighten Bailey.
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George Sammy Haynes
South Amherst
Ohio
Haynes
Suzanne Fileen Bailey
Quarry Rd
Raymond Muzilla
John B. Otero
Lor B. Adams
Lorain
Watcout
Common Pleas
John D. Pincura
LeRoy F. Kelly
Henry P. Webber
Rial
Cee
Bailey
PD guildsmen consider offer in Cleveland contract vote
Members of the Newspaper Guild at the Cleveland Plain Dealer vote today on managements contract proposal as the newspaper enters the first week of the dispute. The proposal mirrors an offer already approved by guildsmen at the Cleveland Press, the other striking paper.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland Press
Induction Highlights Local seniors into NHS at FEHS
Featured on the front page is the top six FEHS seniors inducted into the National Honor Society, reflecting academic excellence and community service. The report notes their names and achievements as part of the school’s recognition program.
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National Honor Society
FEHS
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Cavan
Khrushchev
Barley
Barney
Larry
Terry
Wade Furst
House Judiciary Committee
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