Stevenson pledges continued stand against Castroism at UN
Stevenson rebutted Cuban charges at the UN General Assembly committee, defending U S actions against Cuba. He said multilateral issues drive the conflict and blamed Castro for aggression through subversion and foreign influence. He cited Punta del Este unanimity on Cuba’s incompatibility with the American system and the need for Alliance for Progress.
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General Assembly
United States
Organization of American States
State Department
Latin America
Cuba
Hemisphere
Punta del Este
OAS
Alliance For Progress
Castro
U.S
Castro Predicts Latin Sweep Amid Havana Rallies
Fidel Castro, buoyed by Kremlin support, denounced the U S embargo and OAS expulsion vote while vowing a Latin American revolution “like a march of giants.” He claimed U S policy harms Cuba and rallied a massive Jose Marti Plaza crowd as the U N debates a Communist backed resolution on Cuba.
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Kremlin
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Latin America
Jose Marti Plaza
Kennedy
U.S
Washington
Castro
De Gaulle Offers Restore Order to End Algerian War
President Charles de Gaulle said he is ready to assume extraordinary powers to crush the Secret Army Organization and seek peace in Algeria. He warned the nation the rebels would be defeated and urged support for an agreement leading to Algeria becoming independent, with relations to France. Violence persisted, with deaths and injuries across Algeria as talks continued in Tunis.
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DE Gaulle
Charles de Gaulle
Elysee Palace
Paris
France
UPI
Algeria
Secret
Tunis
Boy Killed as Bank Caved In At Tanque Verde Wash
An 11 year old Hewitt King Tigrett was buried under a 12 foot bank collapse in Tanque Verde Wash while playing with two companions. Donald Lowe 13 and sister Bunnie 11 escaped harm. Tigrett, son of John B. Tigrett of Jackson Tennessee, had arrived in Tucson days earlier with his family. Deputies cited the boys digging paths near Sabine Canyon road when the cave in occurred. Fire and police crews attempted resuscitation but Tigrett died at Tucson Medical Center.
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Tanque Verde Wash
Hewitt King Tigrett
John B. Tigrett
Jackson, Tenn
Sagehen Court
Tucson
Donald H. Lowe
Bunnie
Tigrett
Tucson Rapid Transit Co
Jackson
Dallas
Sabine Canyon
John A. Lyon
Lowe
Attacked by Wife Ends with Humorous Claim
A 44 year old man told deputies his wife cut his face with a .45 pistol, yet he said he was not angry. He claimed a mole on his face was removed by the assault and joked that his wife saved him money. Deputies warned both parties.
Students Question Col Bacon About Censorship and Nuclear Defense
About 400 Tucson high school students pressed Col William C Bacon at Davis Monthan Air Force Base for views on censorship in government and the Pentagon. He defended limited censorship and explained SAC aims while noting Titans and Minutemen coexist. The forum covered defense in the nuclear age and future expectations with strong student engagement.
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12Th Air Division
Davis- Monthan Air Force Base
Tucson
Bacon
Strategic Air Command
Bill Would Send Divorces With Minors To Conciliation Court
A Senate bill proposes mandatory conciliation for divorces involving minor children in Pima County. Senate Bill 133, by Sens. David Wine and H. S. Corbett, allows county Superior Courts to create a court of conciliation with a 60 day cooling off period. If reconciliation fails, divorce proceeds. a director conducts conferences within 30 days and issues a recommendation subject to judge approval or appeal. The measure cites local divorce rates and citizen articles supporting conciliation.
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Dpima
H. S. Corbett
Rpima
Superior Court
Boards of Supervisors
Wine
Citizen
Pima
Brainbuster Charlie Offers $300 Jackpot This Week
Citi zen announces a $300 Brainbuster Charlie challenge with a 9 a.m. Thursday entry deadline. The crossword clues appear tomorrow, with the winner to be announced Saturday. Puzzle worth $300 today is on page 44.
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Brainbuster
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Citizen Charlie
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Radio-Tv
Dr. Alvarez
Weather Outlook Sees Continued Warm, Clear Conditions
Clouds today give way to generally fair weather with continued warm temperatures. Highs near 68 expected tomorrow, a slight drop from yesterday. tonight's low around 40 with 20 percent humidity at 2 p.m. today.
U S Embassy Stoned By Indonesians
A student mob in Jakarta attacked the U S embassy injuring one employee as protests over Dutch troop flights to West New Guinea grew. Indonesian police arrested several leaders while U S officials promised to hold Jakarta responsible for the damage.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
U.S
West New Guinea
United States
Pacific
KLM
U. S
Howard P. Jones
Loud Explosion Stumps City and Air Force Officials
Authorities and hundreds of residents sought answers after a deafening blast heard at midnight across the city. Air Defense Command stations reported no aircraft capable of producing the sonic boom, and police and firefighters found no ground-level explosion or evidence in the northern district.
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Air Force
Air Defense Command
Mt. Lemmon Air Force Station
Davis-Monthan Afb
Idaho Maryland Inc Files Chapter 11 Amid Missile Base Delays
Idaho Maryland Industries Inc a major subcontractor on the Titan missile base project in Idaho Cal issues a Chapter 11 filing. About 125 steel workers at the Los Angeles plant and 200 field crews were off work while Graver Tank and Fluor Inc subsidiaries pledge continuation of work. Corps of Engineers expects no major delay and workers report returning to site.
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Idaho
Maryland Industries Inc
Los Angeles
Congress St
Maryland
Graver Tank & Manufacturing Co
Fluor Inc
ACTION PLEASE Vaults 16 Feet Again
A dramatic vaults headline leads PAGE 17 with a bold action push. The article centers on a dramatic leap or feat described as vaulting 16 feet again, signaling a bold setback or triumph and inviting reader attention to ongoing coverage.
McNamara Refuses to Identify Pentagon Censors
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara stood firm in denying Senate investigators access to names of Pentagon censors who altered speeches by military officers. He told a news conference he would not disclose who made specific changes, asserting his position in the dispute with a Senate Armed Services subcommittee.
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Bacon
Secretary of Defense
Robert McNamara
Strategic Air Command
Air Force
Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Senate
Pentagon
McNamara
Senate Armed Services
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Bank of Art Ovo
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