Real reason for Cuba clamor haunts Washington
Washington commentary argues the New Frontier shifts blame from Cuba to a theory that Khrushchev wants to quietly withdraw troops if face is saved by ignoring headlines. It questions why diplomacy stayed quiet while Iran saw protests in 1946 and Cuba saw no public notes. The piece cites Thompson and Bohlen as Kremlinologists whose past assurances may have misread Khrushchev.
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Hikers Question Health Value of Long Treks in Weekend Walks
A scattered report from across the country describes large groups walking long distances, including a 50.4 mile trek by two California high school stars in eight hours, while others question if such health aims justify the strain. An auto crash near Casper killed Wellard Mitchell Jr during a hike with 18 companions, and a wide mix of crowds from analysts to locals joined the weekend marches. The event drew figures from Gov. Grant Sawyer to Utah Democrats and Pittsburgh residents, with talk of ongoing extended walks and planned three day treks as organizers promote endurance hiking.
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Honoluke
Bairy
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Schacht
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Prokab
Feny Park
Provdent Avenue
York
Central Park
George Washing
Pittsbundi Sundayton Bridge
Broad New York Restaurateur Alway
Olin
Weather report for Northwestern Ohio
Partial cleanage today and partly cloudy tonight. Considerable cloudiness Tuesday with mild temperatures. Highs around 48 and tonight's low near 33. Sunday temperature range 16 to 38. Previous Sunday range 21 to 44. Precipitation for 24 hours ending 7 p.m. Sunday was trace. Humidity readings 62 percent at 7 a.m., 57 percent at 1 p.m., 67 percent at 7 p.m. Sunrise 7:19 a.m., sunset 6:15 p.m. Moonrise at noon. The average temperature at midnight last night noted.
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Ohio
U S floating armories prepared for Asia crisis
The United States plans forward floating bases near potential flashpoints. Three modified World War II Victory ships at Subic Bay will store Army equipment and be kept on alert to move quickly. The ships will carry tanks rations and other gear with civilian crews and military caretakers.
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Mainkree Dean
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McNamara
Earle G Wheeler
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Phoenix
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Top official on record no Castro win
The United States rejected Soviet ultimatums at the disarmament conference and questioned Russia's intent on a nuclear test ban. William C. Foster said two to three on-site inspections cannot be the sole offer. Western diplomats saw little chance for progress while deadlock persists and a Kennedy Khrushchev meeting looms as possible breaking point.
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Kremlin
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Clain
Foster Sand
Russia
Eweid
Premuter
Niki Iwhrushchev
Foster
Kennedy
Ni Ihuta S. Khrushchev
Agreement reached with guild to end Cleveland strike
Mayor Ralph Locher announced a tentative settlement between the Cleveland News Paper Guild and the city’s two strikebound publishers. The accord, units from the guild and the American Newspaper Guild in Washington backing it, clears the way for talks between finishers and the Teamsters, with a possible meeting planned for tomorrow.
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Powell expose draws favorable reaction across parties
John Herbers reports that Williams, a Delaware Republican, exposed Powell’s allegedly connected grants and loans to favored organizations, drawing broad praise. Morse criticizes the tone, but Williams defends the disclosure as a necessary record of bureaucracy and corruption beyond partisan lines.
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Sen
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Truman
Tsckbert Wememal
Tajother
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Hepa
Calvin Coolidge
Muted Swan evades would-be rescuers on Lake Eve
A stray note from the first page recounts the mute swan eluding several attempted rescuers on Lake Eve. The report blends local oddities with scattered mentions of municipal topics such as salaries, welfare assistance, and court notices, creating a mosaic of city concerns.
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