Cuban Coastal Guns and Parole Decision in Klumpp Case
Gov DiSalle commuted Mrs Edythe Klumpp sentence from death to life after a truth serum test, citing belief in her innocence and accidental shooting involving lover William Bergen. Bergen denies involvement. decision follows commission split and review of testimony and records.
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Browns Sold to New York Group for Nearly Four Million
The Cleveland Press reports that the Browns have been sold to a New York group for nearly 4 million dollars. Only minor details remain to be finalized. The deal centers on the contract with Paul Brown, the team’s coach, general manager, and vice president.
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Where To Turn Job Training Plan Is Set Thankful For Children's Sake
Ohio city morning bulletin notes a job training plan for Lorain County Welfare Department clients activated to aid workers. The item also mentions agriculture planning and churchgoers in Oberlin asked to sign a faith statement opposing housing discrimination.
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Oberlin
Cuba Crisis Observers Forecast No Action Soon
UPI reports U.S. diplomats and Latin American allies expect no action on Cuba at the United Nations Security Council soon. Chile sponsored a draft resolution urging peaceful settlement, while nine of fourteen council members remained uncertain or opposed, with Cuba’s Raul Roa pressing for a vote.
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Castro Must Go Says Officials Believe
Washington sources report U.S. officials believe Premier Fidel Castro must be removed before any restoration of relations with Cuba. Officials think his downfall will hasten diplomatic shifts as American policy envisages hemispheric moves following Eisenhower’s stance.
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Violence in Casbah Feared by French Forces
Tension rose in Algiers Casbah as voters prepared for a January referendum on De Gaulle’s plan for Algeria’s future. French troops and European settlers feared chaos as Moslem women planned protests and clashes with security forces.
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Cuba declares military zone along Malecon after break with U.S.
Cuba moves to defend the Malecon area by rolling heavy guns into position and designating a military zone as diplomatic ties with the United States collapse. The Cuban cabinet blames the Eisenhower era for the severance and hints at improvements under President Kennedy. U.S. Embassy staff and 61 others depart Havana for West Palm Beach as tension rises.
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Fire Kills Seven Children and Mother in Lynn
A mother and seven children six of them hers died when flames swept a two family home at 18 Ridgeway Street Lynn. Ten others escaped including six children. Donald Amerault and another man were injured. The fire started in the attic and the first floor family escaped unharmed.
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Latin America reacts to U S Cuba break in 1961
Washington severs diplomatic ties with Cuba sending shockwaves across Latin America. Officials in Argentina Brazil and Guatemala urge unity and a collective stance while Quito faces possible delay of the Inter American Conference. Uruguayan observers call the move a long expected outcome of Castro's anti US campaign.
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Congo Mobs Rally Outside UN as Lumumba Demands Rise
In Leopoldville a 100 strong Congolese mob besieged UN headquarters demanding the immediate release of deposed Premier Patrice Lumumba. U.N. troops observed and filmed, Hammarskjold met President Kasavubu for over an hour amid signs Kasavubu will resist UN plans.
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