Tito and Khrushchev push neutral states over India border row
Telegrams and confidential letters reportedly advised Afro-Asian leaders to speak more openly in sympathy with India amid the India China border conflict. Tito, seen as Kremlin-friendly, conveyed Khrushchev’s stance to leaders like Nasser Nkrumah and Sukarno, warning against over-neutral silence while avoiding public publication. Repercussions are anticipated across neutral capitals.
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United Nations
HTNS
Soviet Union
India-China
India
Gamal Nasser
UAR
Kwame Nkrumah
Ghana
Sekou Toure
Guinea
Modibo Keita
Mali
Sukarno
Indonesia
Khrushchev
Tito
Kremlin
Herald Tribune
Nasser
China
Chronicle-Telegram faces possible damages over Feb 14 article
A letter from Boston attorney F Lee Bailey to Chronicle-Telegram Managing Editor Peter L Stevenson warned of a possible damages suit by Dr Stephen Sheppard over a Feb 14 story by Don Miller about the Marilyn Sheppard murder case. Bailey demanded a full retraction and said he would discuss terms with the paper’s lawyers.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Stephen Sheppard
Atty
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Mass
Peter L. Stevenson
Bailey
Sheppard
Don Miller
Marilyn Sheppard
Chronicle- Telegram
Otto Schoepfle
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co
Chronicle - Telegram
Weekend cold snap loosens grip on region
Frigid weather grips the Cleveland area with subzero readings across Lorain and Elyria. Officials report limited snow and widespread wind chill as factories adjust shifts and move workers amid record cold for February. Officials at Cleveland Hopkins report no major weather disruption though temperatures dip to minus 2 in the morning and only rise modestly.
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Ohio
U.S
Cleveland-Hopkins
Ternstedt
Elyria
Ford Motor Company
Ray A. Diederich
North Ridge
Lorain
Elabville
Cleveland
Chronicle-Telegram
Bendix - Westinghouse
Elyria Weather Bureau
Setoor
Libyan quake kills hundreds near Barce and aid teams rush in
A devastating earthquake near Barce, Libya, left hundreds dead or missing. US and British forces dispatched doctors, ambulances, and supplies from Wheelus Field to establish a temporary communications link and treat survivors as authorities estimated large casualties. Weather outlook follows with continued cold and light snow flurries inland.
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Libya
UPD
Wheelus Field
Mediterranean
Barce
Tripoli
United States
Britain
Porary
U.S
Britsh Army
Lance
Soviet veto blocks Big Three talks at Geneva
In Geneva, Soviet officials including Kuznetsov and Kuenetgov insisted the Big Three talks fail as a test of Western willingness to accept Kremlin terms. They warned that Moscow demands on on-site inspections and general disarmament must be settled together or the conference could be disabled by a 17-nation bloc. Western diplomats see the stance as a warning to proceed cautiously.
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Geneva
UPD
Kuznetsov
Union
Kremlin
Forenmirthy
Vassili V. Kuenetgov
Jthe
Nixon health plan curbed amid nuclear talks stalls
Western diplomats say Kennedy health plan is trimmed as nuclear negotiations stall. Kuznetsov insists on more on site inspections and U.S. soil policing, citing seismic test sites in the United States. New talks paused, with pressures on reaching a potential treaty by April 1.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Kuznetsov
House
Symstem
Mer
Ory
Rusmans
R' Aso
Soviet Union
Britain
United States
U.S
United Nations
New York Guild urges mayor to act in strike
New York Guild presses Mayor Wagner to call a third party mediation to resolve the 77 day old printers dispute. The guild opposes compulsory arbitration while printers and publishers seek a quick settlement and await comments from City Hall. Kennedy referenced the conflict urging independent determination of the issue.
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New York Guild
NEW York
UPJ
Wagner
York Newspaper Guild
Robert F. Wagner
Kennedy
Posal
Guildernen
Witinteld
Pubpropariaa
Curto Publishera
Printersi
Howevr
Revolution
Bertran
Thelone
Sayine
New York Citzens
New Terk
Om of Progressa
Kennedy vows action against future Cuban air attack
President Kennedy ordered swift action to prevent a repeat of the MIG assault on an unarmed American shrimp boat in the Florida Straits. A U.S. note to Havana demanded an early reply as Washington weighs hot pursuit and other measures, while Moscow warned that attacking Cuba could trigger a world war.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Fidel Castro
Florida Straits
Havana
Kennedy
Miami
Defense Department
Moscow
Soviet Union
Rodkin Mulnovsaky
U.S
Cuba
Hajvana
Explosion threatens El Dorado freight train crash
In El Dorado Arkansas a train carrying volatile ammonium nitrate fertilizer rammed a gasoline truck near Norphiet. Firefighters from Monsanto and American Oil Co. fought the blaze as residents fled. At least three injured including drivers and crew. water could not be used due to chemical risk. Authorities moved to evacuate 1200 residents as cars burned and the train was moved away.
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EL Dorado
Ark
UPD
Norphiet
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Arkansas
Missouri Pacific
Little Rock
C. J. Kessinger
Daf F. Young
F. E. Avery
Sittin ger jr pleads innocent on delaying and obstructing mall
Adolph B. Sittlinger Jr. pleaded innocent to charges of delaying and obstructing mall yesterday. The Quota Club named its Woman of Achievement at its anniversary banquet.
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Adolph B. Sittinger, JR
Quota Club
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Chuck" van Auken
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