Polaris firing submarine launches at Mare Island
The Polaris firing sub is the eighth nuclear boat to be built at Mare Island California. The 145-foot undersea craft was christened by Eleanor Axson Sayre of Cambridge. State Health Director Dr Ralph Dwork declined comment on resignation rumors amid changes from the austerity program. A chemical warehouse fire in Sylvania caused about 450000 damage. Firefighters fought the blaze for four hours despite bitter cold. Ohio Wesleyan University will confer honorary degrees during Merrick Lectures. The annual Frank Luther Mott Award goes to Dr Theodore E Kruglak for The Two Faces of Tass. Unemployment across Great Britain and Northern Ireland on Feb 1 stood at 932539, with 878356 in Great Britain and 54583 in Northern Ireland.
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Sylvania
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Leysin
Switzerland
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Krugjak
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
Labor Ministry
London
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England
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Wales
McNamara warns U S planes will shoot Cuban attackers
Secretary McNamara told the Senate Armed Services Committee that U S aircraft would shoot down Cuban planes or ships that attacked American ships or installations. He clarified Kennedy's order amid a recent Cuban incursions and Castro protests, while officials dismissed Soviet warnings of war as propaganda.
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Democrats balk at Kennedy tax plan threaten White House
Washington reports indicate independent Democrats and some Republicans doubt the Kennedy tax plan. The opposition centers on the size of the deficit and long term red ink, risking delay or derailing the president’s principal legislative goal as bankers and economists weigh compromises Amid fear of economic slowdown and public protest over potential tax changes, Congress faces a tough choice on reform and deficit limits with the administration rallying support.
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Marquis war idea dismissed by Soviet defense minister
Washington reports McNamara proposed a Marquis Queensberry style nuclear strategy to limit bombing to military targets. Rodion Malinovsky rejected the concept, insisting Soviet retaliation would destroy cities and industrial centers. Kremlin officials and NATO allies debate the shift and implications for Polaris and Skybolt options.
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U.S
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Pentagon
Parochial Aid Questioned by Church Council Leader
Washington (UPI) A spokesman for the National Council of Churches said federal aid to parochial grade and high schools would be unwise and unsound even if constitutional. Dr. Gerald E. Knoll, executive secretary, testified before a House education subcommittee on Kennedy’s 35.3 billion school aid proposal. The council covers 31 denominations and 33 million members.
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UPI
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Christian Education Division
National Council of Churches
House
Kennedy
Soviet Experts Visit Yemen Revealing Farm Mission
Five Soviet agricultural experts visited Yemen, Tass reported. Tara noted another Russian farm mission will follow in a few days, signaling continued cooperation and exchange.
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UPI
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Adenauer approves Berlin talks amid skeptical stance
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer gave cautious approval to renewed U S Soviet Berlin talks after a midweek query from Brewster Morris. He doubted a settlement yet favored listening while warning against appearing eager. Britain and France echoed restraint as Cuba crisis influence loomed.
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Soviet Union
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