Tougher policy urged against Cuba trade
US maritime leaders demanded harsher sanctions on Cuba and allied ships in response to continued trade with the Soviet satellite. Ralph E. Casey of AMMI and Joseph Curran of NMU urged broader measures, arguing halting all foreign ship trade with Cuba would cripple Castro and raise the cost of Soviet support.
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UPI
Ralph E Casey
American Merchant Marine Institute
AMMI
Joseph Curran
National Martime Union
U.S
Cuba
Casey
Washington
Tme
U.S. Maritime Administraton
State Department
NMU
Free World
International Chamber of Shipping
Russia
Kennedy appeals nation for tax cut bill backing
President Kennedy asks the country to back his 11 billion tax cut plan claimed to spur growth and avert future recession. He vows no pump priming waste and urges Congress to pass the measure, arguing it benefits every family and business while seeking balanced finances.
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Washington
UPI
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D-Ark
House
Ways & Means Committee
William E Miller
Pearson urges stronger United Nations role in cold war
Canadian Prime Minister Lester B Pearson urged a strengthened UN political military and economic role to capitalize on a cooler international climate. He warned that UN failure harms all nations and proposed concrete steps to boost the UNs influence ahead of General Assembly debate alongside Andrei Gromyko and President Kennedy speeches.
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United Nations NY
UPI
Lester B Pearson
United Nations
Pearson
General Assembly
Middle East
East West
League of Nations
NAACP Leader Clarifies Violence Warning at Elyria Meeting
Rev George Short, president of the local NAACP, said a statement to the Elyria Equal Opportunities Committee needed clarification. He denied advocating violence and said the paragraph warned against anti social acts, not organized violence, as a means to express frustrations through lawful freedom marches.
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National Association of the Advancement of Colored People
Elyria Equal Opportunities Committee
Short
Elyria
NAACP
Quintuplets receive $100,000 home in Aberdeen SD
The Fischer quintuplets, born days ago, gain a new $100,000 house as gifts totaling near $200,000. Dr James Berbos reports ongoing growth and increased milk formula while Aberdeen leaders note strong community support and offers of land and materials.
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Seaweek Grocery
Mary Ann
W. Tre Certs Publishing Co
Fischer
Fischers
Aberdeen
James N Berbos
James Andrew
Preplow
Mary Magdalene
Enor
Labor group urges tempered civil rights push in Elyria area
The Lorain County AFL-CIO Federation of Labor civil rights committee urged that equal rights be pursued through registration and voting with understanding. It challenged Rev. George E. Short’s call for action, urging lawful, orderly means and support for anti discrimination laws and voting participation.
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Lorain County
Afl-Cio Federation of Labor
George E. Short
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
James Mitchell Jr
Elyria Equal Opportunities Committee
NAACP
Mitchell
Short
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Loran County
Northeastern Ohio Weather Update
Northeastern Ohio sees mostly sunny skies today with little temperature change highs 79 to 84. Tonight cools to 56 to 62 with a patchy cloud cover and scattered showers possible Thursday into Friday with some thunder showers and continued cooler air. Wednesday's temperature range 46 to 78 degrees.
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Ohio
Malaysian Indonesian protests escalate with violence at ambassador residence
Thirty Malaysian demonstrators stormed the Indonesian ambassador’s residence in Kuala Lumpur, burned a Sukarno portrait, and threatened arson amid protests over Malaysia’s formation. Rahman calmed the crowd after diplomats arrived. Jakarta mutinies and British embassy clashes follow amid regional tensions.
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Malaysia
UPI
Sukarno
Indonesia
Tenghku Abdul Rahman
Sinhour
Sege Tiey
Martial law declared after day of rioting
Indonesia imposed martial law on Jakarta after a day of rioting against Malaysia left the British Embassy burned. Brig Gen Umar We Nahadiku Suman urged calm as youths attacked British property. Five RAF transport planes were sent to evacuate 250 Britons, including families, with 50 expected tonight.
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Jakita
Brian
Idonesia
Jakarta
UPI
Malaysia
Umar We Nahadikusuman
Singapore
Royal Air Force
Andrew Gilchrist
National Front
T. G. Mead
Hong Kong-Shangta Bank
Meredith says Civil War possible again at Pittsburgh
James Meredith told the University of Pittsburgh audience that another civil conflict could occur, pointing to the Birmingham bombing and Medgar Evers assassination as part of ongoing national tensions. He noted strong opposing forces and historic demonstrations at Ole Miss.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
James Meredith
Meredith
University of Pittsburgh
Birmingham
Medgar Evers
Mississippi
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
University of Missssippi
Florence Township trustees oppose rezoning along Rt 113
Elyria council committee backs consent of ordinance for construction of Interstate Route 90 through Elyria. American Shipbuilding reports yearly profit. U.S. Steel outlines reorganization to cut costs and boost sales.
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Rt. 113
Elyria
U.S. Steel
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