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February 14, 1962

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Headlines from February 14, 1962

Soviet May Buy U.S. Patents; Accord on Licensing Reported; MOSCOW MAY PAY FOR U.S. PATENTS Patent Rights Obtained Protection Move Reported

By Theodore Shabad Special To the New York Times

Natl Patent Development Corp pres Feldman repts USSR authorities have offered to end pirating of US patents, may buy licenses and pay royalties; sees move to enter internatl patent community and normalize econ relations; USSR is legally free to copy inventions without financial obligation because not member of Internatl Patent Conf

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CUBAN SUGAR SALE TO RED BLOC IS CUT; 500,000 Tons to Be Shifted From Barter Deals in Bid to Get More Dollars CUBAN SUGAR SALE TO RED BLOC IS CUT Food Needed Badly

By Tad Szulc Special To the New York Times

Cuba reptdly needs dollars to make purchases abroad

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PARIS WORK STOPS AS LEFTISTS BURY VICTIMS OF RIOTS; Hundreds of Thousands Join Cortege-Rightist General Strike Hampers Algiers Estimates Differ O.A.S. Actions Protested PARIS WORK STOPS FOR LEFTIST RITES

By W. Granger Blair Special To the New York Times

thousands march, Paris, in homage to 8 killed in Leftist demonstration; illus; nation-wide strike held; other demonstrations

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U.S. REJECTS CALL FOR SUMMIT NOW; KEEPS DOOR OPEN; Washington Bars a March Conference in Geneva as Proposed by Khrushchev REPLY SENT TO MOSCOW Aides Foresee Difficulty in Resisting Top-Level Talk if Soviet Presses Bid Kennedy to Comment A 'No, But' Reply U.S. REJECTS CALL FOR SUMMIT NOW Macmillan Asks Workable Plan Italy Gets Khrushchev Note

By Max Frankel Special To the New York Times

Kennedy rejects 18-nation summit conf Mar 14 but leaves door open for later conf; reply to Khrushchev drafted after Rusk confs with Ormsby Gore and French Amb Alphand; officials unsure of resisting summit later if Khrushchev persists; factors in US decision, including fear of propaganda brawl, discussed; Macmillan hopes for compromise between Western and Khrushchev plans, Commons; Italy gets Khrushchev message

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1962Sakina Jaffrey, American actress^[†]

Sakina Jaffrey is an American actress.

Historical Context for February 14, 1962

In 1962, the world population was approximately 3,123,374,315 people^[†]

Headlines from February 14, 1962

Soviet May Buy U.S. Patents; Accord on Licensing Reported; MOSCOW MAY PAY FOR U.S. PATENTS Patent Rights Obtained Protection Move Reported

CUBAN SUGAR SALE TO RED BLOC IS CUT; 500,000 Tons to Be Shifted From Barter Deals in Bid to Get More Dollars CUBAN SUGAR SALE TO RED BLOC IS CUT Food Needed Badly

PARIS WORK STOPS AS LEFTISTS BURY VICTIMS OF RIOTS; Hundreds of Thousands Join Cortege-Rightist General Strike Hampers Algiers Estimates Differ O.A.S. Actions Protested PARIS WORK STOPS FOR LEFTIST RITES

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