Red Bloc Defeated in UN Cuba Charge Vote
At the United Nations the Communist bloc failed to win any support on a charge that the United States planned to invade Cuba. The main draft resolution was defeated 50 to 11 with 39 abstentions as 93 other members rejected the accusation.
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Red Bloc
Cuba
United Nations
N.Y
HTNS
United States
Fidel Castro
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Communist Bloc
Soviet Union
Albania
Bulgaria
Byelorussia
Hungary
Mongolia
Poland
Ukraine
Yugoslavia
Casablanca
Ghana
Guinea
Mal
Morocco
United Arab Republic
Mem
Bers
Punta del Este
Caribbean
Bombings strike Paris journalists teachers and editors
Eight plastic bombs exploded in Paris heart yesterday harming none seriously as seven hit within 15 minutes and an eighth later. Targets included Le Monde editors Fauvet Planchais Herremann and L Humanite chief editor Wurmser. Police imposed security checks amid Secret Army Organization claims.
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Paris
HTNS
Ministry of the Interor
Secret Army
Jacques Fauvet
le Monde
Fauvet
Jean Planchais
Philippe Herremann
Andre Wurmser
L’humanite
Salan warns Secret Army over Algeria crisis
Amid Algeria talks a fragment of the SAO dispute surfaces as ex-general Salan warns authorities against a putsch or forced settlement. Rumors of a hothead faction pursue intensified violence or city seizures from Oran to Algiers, while negotiations in France show cautious progress and optimism.
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Algiers
Htns
Secret Army
Raoul Salan
Salan
Algeria
Oran
Algers
Constalmlne
Wealthy Latin Americans urged to share wealth under alliance
Washington Latin American wealth holders were urged to share riches or risk a Castro style revolution. Teodoro Moscoso, leader of Kennedy's Alliance for Progress, warned at the National Press Club that reforms must be pursued vigorously to avoid elite paralysis and to raise the poor while defending the alliance’s aims. He called for developing human resources and education alongside economic reforms. President Kennedy hosted an education task force, stressing that progress depends on education and social programs.
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Washington
HTNS
Teodoro Moscoso
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Moscoso
National Press Club
White House
Gabriel Betancur-Mejia
Colombia
Santiago
Chile
United States
Mascnso
Mescoso
U.S
Open hearings urged for live radio and TV coverage
Athens based educators urged the US House to open committee hearings to live radio and television coverage. The Association for Education in Journalism called for newsmen to have the same rights as other media in reporting hearings, noting Senate hearings are already open to broadcast.
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House of Representatives
Council On Rado Televisor Journalism
The
Association For Education In Journalism
House
Senate
Hare
William 5S. Baxter
Ohio University Journalism School
John McCormack
Ite Kennedy
Ened
Kenyh
Murmance
Hara Vctal
Ltalng
Year of the Tiger launches Love the People drive in China
Compiled from UPI and Herald Tribune News Service outlines a Ministry of Public Security campaign in China starting February 5. Police must hold forums, invite public complaints, report work to the masses, and solicit criticism while investigating among the people. Cynics warn it veils police control and expands informer networks.
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China
Red
Ministry of Public Security
Rockefeller Blasts Kennedy On Rights
Niagara Falls New York Gov Nelson Rockefeller assailed President Kennedy and the Democratic record on civil rights calling it a cynical exploitation of minority aspirations. He urged Republicans to resist soft phrasing for Southern votes while noting limited gains and criticizing Kennedy for not using executive power to enforce rights. He tied GOP future to supporters seeking equality and credited Eisenhower’s record on school desegregation.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Kennedy
Rockefeller
Party
Civil Rights Commission
Attorney General
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Nixon Backs Kennedy Plan on Viet Nam Buildup
In Sacramento Nixon, campaigning for the Republican gubernatorial nomination, voiced full support for President Kennedy to strengthen the U S military presence in South Viet Nam. He said the United States must commit all resources to prevent a Communist takeover in Southeast Asia and urged Kennedy not to curtail the buildup amid criticism. Senator Mansfield condemned politicizing American policy and urged informed Congress.
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Washington
HTNS
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
South Viet Nam
Nixon
Sacramento
Calif
U.S
Viet Nam
United States
Southeast Asia
GOP
Mike Mansfield
D.-Mont
Senate
Republican National Committee
The
National Committee
Battle Line
Korea
Far East
Sen. Mansfield
Congress
Urban Affairs Dept plan criticized by Ayres in Congress
Rep William H Ayres of Ohio labeled President Kennedys Urban Affairs Department proposal a cynical vote bid but warned it would have little impact on Negro voters He spoke as national coverage noted other political and social items including stage news and stock market commentary.
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Washington
William H. Ayres
Ohio
Kennedy
Urban Affairs Department
Ann Harding
General Seegar
Shubert
Detroit
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Cocoa Beach
Fia
John Gienn Jr
Spear & Staff, Inc
White House Arts Fund Receives 134076 In Donations
The White House disclosed 134076 in cash donations to the Fine Arts Committee and a special committee for White House paintings. Of this, 120727 was spent on furniture, accessories, and paintings. Life Magazine and CBS donations were noted, with ABC televising a TV tour and CBS planning a repeat airing. The funds are in a National Park Service account. the committees credit donors in official reports.
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New York
HTN
White House
John F. Kennedy
Executive Mansion
Life Magazine
Columbia Broadcasting System
Life
Pierre Salinger
Fine Arts Committee
National Park Service
James C. Hagerty
American Broadcasting Co
News
ABC
CBS
Hagerty
Omaha
Vester
National
Salinger
Park Service
Rene U
Fine Arts
Local notices and postal rates page from Lorain County paper
The text lists publication details for the Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co and pricing for mailing zones. It references rates by county and region in Ohio, with annual advance mail options and carrier rates. The fragment notes newspaper division, address, and authorization details.
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
Eirtia
Ohio
Nigie
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SAO
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Railroad Workers Union
Louis Joxe
Michel Debre
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Hassan II
Mohammed Ben Bella
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Lerstrart
Robinson
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Milwaukee
Wis
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Fargo
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Edward A. Wilson
UPI
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Tex
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