JFK report urges immediate action to spur long term jobs
President Kennedy told Congress unemployment is the top economic problem and urged immediate steps to stimulate the economy alongside long range plans. He emphasized expanding education and training to reduce structural unemployment and warned that without faster job growth unemployment could rise to 7 percent by 1967. Labor Secretary Wirtz echoed that tax changes alone cannot solve manpower issues.
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Washington
UPIL
Kennedy
Congress
Burt
Labor
W. W. Williard Wirz
Wirtz
Thej
Bo Kennedy
Wirz
Arab forces may unite under plan
Reported talks in Damascus about a proposed Supreme Political Command uniting Algeria United Arab Republic Yemen Syria and Iraq under joint military planning and leadership. The plan aims to tie arms, equipment and policy together to deter coups and stabilize regimes amid regional upheaval and revolts.
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Damascus
Syria
UPD
Sad
Yemen
Algeria
U.ar
United Arabi Republic
UAR
Iraq
Vermilion Freight Derailment Sparks City Salvage Effort
A westbound Nickel Plate freight derailed west of Vermilion causing extensive damage and a fire. Fifteen cars derailed, the caboose remained on tracks, evacuation and salvage crews worked through the night. A proposed 5 mph through-traffic limit sparked by city officials aims to prevent future incidents.
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Traq
Salah Bitar
Kar
Bitar
Nasser
Ling
Khaled al Azm
Iraq
Fermion
Chicago
Douglas
State
G. al Moran
Bellevue
Belle-| “Vue
Vermilion
Lumber Co
Crump
Ilroad
Coen Rd
Org
New York
Con
Ohio
West Germany Rejects Bidault Asylum Plea
Bonn reports Chancellor Adenauer refused a personal asylum plea for Georges Bidault, leader of forces opposing Charles de Gaulle. A government spokesman said only Bavaria could grant asylum and that West Germany cannot decide Bidault's fate.
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Bonn
French execution of Bastien-Thiry shocks Paris
Paris reports that Lt. Col Jean-Marie Bastien-Thiry was shot by firing squad at Fort d Ivry for leading the Aug 22 Petit Clamart plot to assassinate President Charles de Gaulle. De Gaulle spared two co defendants, while Bidault remained at large in Germany amid growing OAS activity and political asylum pleas.
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Paris
UPL
Charles de Gaulle
Gaulle
Jean-Marie Bastien-Thiry
Fort d'Ivry
de Gaulle
sen_tences
Alain de Bourgrenet de la
Bastien- Thim
Secret Army Organization
D331
Council of National Resistance
CNR
Bastien- Thiry
OAS Andlcnr
Georges Bidault
Des Gaulle
Petit Clamart
Henri Lafond
OAS
Georges
Watin
Tral
Bastien-Thiry
Council of State
CXR
Bidault
Steinebach
Germany
CVR
Algeria
Zionisi
Albert Dovecar
I Clause Pretts
Lei
Roger Degueldre
Dirksen proposes selective blockade to Cuba oil flow
Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen suggested a selective blockade to cut oil shipments to Cuba if experts find it would not provoke war. He noted President Kennedy’s view that a full blockade would be an act of war yet pressed for action to destroy Fidel Castro’s regime. Deputy Defense Secretary Roswell Gilpatric said Soviet troops in Cuba remain partially unseen but not yet fully removed.
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DPI
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Cuba
Dirksen
Kennedy
GOP
Cal
Fidel
Marguerite Giggins
HITNS
iWashington
Kremlin
Basi ‘Cally
Russia
McNamara
USA
Hiroshima and Nagasaki
de Gaulle
France
Britain
Northeastern Odin Weather Forecast With Snow Likely
Light snow begins around noon today with possible mixing of rain or light freezing rain. Warmer today with a high near 41. Tonight low around 38. Tuesday partly cloudy and mild. Sunday temperatures 23 to 36 with sunrise at 6:46 and moon events. Average 24 hour temperature about 30 degrees.
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Odin
McNamara flags Cuban uprising as invasion risk
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara told Congress that if Cuba faced an uprising and the Soviets sent more troops the move would be considered an invasion. The remark appeared in a previously secret memorandum released by the House Armed Services Committee.
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Washington
UPI
Robert 5. McNamara
Congress
Cuba
McNamara
House Armed Services Committee
Former Tivoli mayor urges voters to elect rival March 19
In Tivoli New York former mayor Howard Beard who once held the office urged residents to back his opponent A Parker Boyce in the March 19 election Beard said he felt civic duty to ruin the job but now wants Boyce to receive all votes citing Boyce petition filing for the post
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Howard Beard
Tivoli
N.Y
Beard
A. Parker Boyce
Washington misreading nuclear stand in Europe
Marguerite Higgins analyzes how European leaders view U.S. nuclear policy. The piece argues the Western alliance suffers from Washington's bid to keep nuclear control, urging Europe to seek independent detserrence and multilateralism through a shared Polaris force.
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Europe
America
Pay boost for Italian miners in new two year contracts
Italian miners will receive an 11 percent pay rise retroactive to March 1 and an additional 1 percent starting next January, under new two year contracts. The report notes prior weeks of local strikes across various parts of Italy as the bargaining context.
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Rome
Italy
Know Your Government and Local Dredge Plans
Know Your Government introduces five articles on how local governance affects residents. The first piece outlines a county auditorial on tax distribution and the second reports CHY plans a ditch to relieve Stanford Ave flooding. North Ridgeville residents face frozen water lines and relief promises are discussed with Amherst Avon Lake and surrounding areas.
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Stanford Ave
North Ridgeville
Amherst
Avenuo
Avon Lake
Birmingham
Contract Bridge
U Courts
Police
Birth
Erie County
Wellington
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Adenauer
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BBC
Harold Macmillan
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Heinz Graf Hovhuys
1045
CNIL
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U.S
Juhan Amery
Great Britain
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Red Army
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