Winona Daily News (Newspaper) - November 1, 1962, Winona, Minnesota Asked It Russian Bombers Will WASHINGTON Re- leaden asked President Kennedy today to explain whether the proposed Cuban agreement Soviet jet bombers mn will remain in Cuba Mid Barry of Arizona and Rep. Bob Wilson of the President also should for American whether hii agreement With Soviet Premier in cancels invasion which t ready been tit ported in somt end which could have eliminated com- completely from chairman of the ate Republican Campaign Com- and chairman of the GOP House Campaign Com- points in con- with the proposed Mr. Kennedy canceled fan Thursday news eliminating 'the possibility of preu tome of these ft vital to the security of the country that they be asked and answered at said in a Joint The eight ibe two licans said Kennedy should clarify are the u abandonment Cuba to the Communists and the perpetuation of a Red base for sabotage and da throughout the rest of Latin the agreement super- sede the Organization of American reached at Punta del last which urges member states to take whatever steps including to repel sub- their Dow this assurance to Khrushchev mean that we have junked the Monroe Ate the who flad Jo this country from Castro's and who so lived in the hope their homeland to Did the agreement with Partly Not Much Change In Temperature TOMORROW SUN RISES SETS FULL MOON NOV. n Khrushchev force a cancellation of which already had been at reported in and which could have eliminated communism ly from Does the with mean that the to Soviet and other military be allowed to remain in Cuba and continue to direct that nation's Does the agreement allow lot completion of the which is building and which experts have in be u base for Soviet ing Does the agreement call for the from Cuba of such offensive weapons U MIG supersonic now on the island and the bases tinder construction for their 107th of Publication NOVEMBER 1, 1962 TEN CENTS PER COPY TWENTY PAGES Air Surveillance Resumed POLITICS CHARGED Andersen Asks Probe By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Gov. Elmer L. Andersen today called for congressional gation of the Federal Bureau of Public The dernand as the lican other state of- took off for and the of a 13-mile strip of Interstate Highway center of concerning use of materials not meeting Andersen said he asked the in- determine how and why the federal agency released word of a through Karl his DFL opponent in Tuesday's The governor called it eous that such es be made by and the DFL Rep. John ho had been scheduled to in today's said he wouldn't be Robert state highway inspector who made the material deficiency admitted in an Oct. 29 statement that bituminous aggregate about which be com- was within specification was a brother of Michael a paid member of Rol Behind the Scenes Days Shook World RELMAN MORIN Here it the story of the Cuban Relman Associated Press special and a provides a look at place in Washington during days that shook the In this first of a stries tie relates what iht of the two awesome weeks WASHINGTON W Shortly 1 o'clock on Die night of Oct 15, a general of up the a security telephone in the and put through an urgent He said he had His voke was This although nobody realized it was to unleash a swift and fearful train of and raise the spectre of nuclear India Rushes Fresh Troops To Frontline By HENRY S. NEW India dia hurried more reinforcements to its northern borders ing a lull in its undeclared war with Communist Both sides were preparing for a new raund of fighting along the Himalayan The Chinese are expected to resume the drives that have carried them into India at 13 points since they attacked Oct. 20. i x AM New newspapers today hailed Minister Nehru's motion of Defense Minister V. K. Krishna and new demands were made thai Menon be ousted the Cabinet the Defense Ministry himself Wednesday and his lo the secondary post of minister of defense The Hindustan which supports Nehru's Congress patty division of the defense portfolio between Nehru and Men on neither military nor The climax would come in another President ernor told a In between were the days that shook the It was Gen. Joseph di- rector the Defense Intelligence who made that telephone call Oct. 15. He told Deputy Secretary of Defense Roswell L. Gilpatric he had seen something disquieting in a new set of graphs of A reconnaissance mission had flown over the on the previous MM some scars in the along with evidence of tion Minutes after Carroll's terse re- a military staff car raced down the curving ramp of the and headed across Washington to It carried two experts in photo campaign The charges arose when Con- gressman administrative Lud took Robert to to make a statement to federal road bureau No official word of ing of any federal as Rol vaag had has come from The governor said his requested probe certainly not be conducted by the Blatnik because his staff ly involved in The subcommittee for some time has been studying the interstate road system said he would be unable to attend the dedication in view of investigation of the highway stretch in Andersen said the investigation concerned only minor about which he said Robert nell never had submitted a report to his material in question was used in shoulders along the highway which core samples now are being taken uid had sworn statements from state highway including that alleged failures in the bituminous aggregate the shoulders within the sped sworn statement of said the ported the to 0.3 of l per cent off the running were within His study of the situation leads him to federal roads bureau is used as a too by my DFL the gov Soviet Rocket Got 112 at Feet Fla. Miami News said today a antiaircraft rocket shot down a United States U2 plane feet above the cambray area of Cuba on The Maj. Rudolf son ot was The newspaper's Latin America ernor told a news conference late If kind of lad minute political Ander sen to pull losing out of th They did not take the pictures But they described the scars other details of the ban not previously on them some more and be to brief the boss fense Secretary and the rest of us at in the Gilpatric told experts all went lo a dinner at the home of Gen. Maxwell M 17 MORIN in a statement fallowing the Andersen news con said he thought a congres inquiry was badly needed and that he endorsed the all have a investigation of the entire higl way he WEATHER FEDERAL FORECAST WINONA AND VICINITY Partly cloudy cloudiness Not m ii c change in temperature little colder Low tonig 25-30, high Friday 45. LOCAL WEATHER Official observations the 21 hours ending at 12 49; 24; 36; AIRPORT WEATHER Central temp. at 3 p.m. mm. 13 at 6 noon VI scattered layer of visibility 15 wind 5 from baro- meter 30.07 and falling humidity 57 Hal said learned the rocket an version of the Soviet SAZ fired from an es mated 25 sites Derating in I The was described as Jar to the U.S. Nike Hercules Hendrix added that U.S. spe believed a similar as used to block down the U2 doted Krancis Gary Powers ver the Soviet The News story described the A2 as froops String 5arbed Wire Along Coast By JIM BECKER KEY Fla. an troops strung barbed wire portion Key West shore facing Havana 90 miles away and today o be digging in for an extended Military rushed ere during the Cuban were t the while by rmed planes continued around he Military equipment and some U.S. Seeks RETURNS FROM HAVANA U acting United Nations secretary walks with Russian U N under- on his arrival A York's wild airport after negotiation mission to Thant termed his discussions with Cuban leaders in Havana as met Thant at the Castro Won't Accept Check on Bases resh troops continued to Machine-gun he behind the barbed were piled with a flight up the da chain of coral and islands stretching from the Florida mainland in the direction of no military preparations There were no guards on the pipeline which carries water down he or on the The airstrip at about midway up the appeared most in contrast to the Boca near TOM HOGE UNITED Acting U Thant planned to consult today with the States and the Soviet Union on the next moves in the Cuban crisis after failing to win Fidel Castro's agreement to U.K. cheeks on the removal of viet missile Thant said on his return from Havana Wednesday night he had been reliably informed the bases would be dismantled by and the Soviet equipment shipped out of Cuba soon But Thant said nothing about ar- rangements for U.N. verification cf the Soviet the pose of his This slus the return with him of the military aides he had taken as a nucleus of inspection was taken as evidence Castro would not agree to the foreign in- First Deputy Premier Anastas I. Mikoyan left Moscow early today for talks with the Cuban prime Western observers in the Soviet capital in his sudden visit as an attempt bring Castro into line with the Kennedy Khrushchev agreement to dismantle the sile bases and send nel to Cuba lo verify fulfillment the Without mentioning the missile Havana Radio said Castro Air standing on his denland that the United States give up its naval base at Guantanamo and call off all other measures lo bring the Castro A broadcast said Castro a rally of Havana University his government will come out of the crisis stronger and more prestige than Cuban prime scheduled a television speech for later Advance radio an- said he would the Cuban people of hia talks with Thant after his return from drove to U.N. headquarters for separate talks day night with chief U.S. gate Adlai E. Stevenson and viet Deputy Foreign Minister sily V. sent here to the outcome of the Cuban Informants said Thant would hold detailed consultations today with representatives United the Soviet Union and ably Delegates predicted he would seek a Security Council sion today or Friday ask for a mandate that would give him a stronger hand in dealing with told at port his talks with my stay in he was reliably informed that the dismantling of the siles and installations was already in progress and that this process should be completed by Friday will come the ment and return to the Soviet Un- for are understood to be in Moscow Radio announced yan was going lo Cuba to change views on the international situation with the government of Mikoyan was expected to spend tonight in New York to presumably to confer possibly with U.S. officials in ton said there was no plan for Mikoyan to see President dy or Secretary of State Dean Rusk on the though it seemed possible he might seek such talks after his Cuban With Cuban again clouded in President Kennedy canceled tile news con- ference he had scheduled Thant said leaving na further consultations would be conducted in New Yark with of the Cuban government in the search for a peaceful He was expected lo confer with Ambassador Carlos who sat in on the Havana former envoy to this week was named Cuba's new permanent representative to the United replacing Mario who took part in the bitter Security Council debate last week on the Cuban On Missiles By FRED S HOFFMAN WASHINGTON ships resumed arms blockade of at daybreak day and air surveillance was dered renewed after Fidel Castro evidently refused to agree inspection of Soviet missile Washington officials probably want to verify with aerial by U ing all viet missiles would be and removed from Tuba soon Thant said IB was reliably informed of toil Wednesday in two days of evidently fruitless between Thant and del was due to go back into force at Its as is to keep additional of- fensive weapons out of The White House announced this Wednesday night after President had reviewed tion Security Pierre presidential Castro Charges Khrushchev Him Down the River WASHINGTON trO in a bitter tirade at his ing with accused Soviet Premier Khrushchev of having sold him down the informants said The sources said acting secretary-general ot the United reported lie had a unpleasant trip Id Cuba on Tuesday and these sources his bitter remarks right at the outset cf his first ence with the Burmese He stated repeatedly that he was not consulted about Moscow's de- cision ID dismantle the missile in Castro insisted that his five de- including U.S. withdrawal from the Guantanamo naval must be carried out he even consider permitting U.N. inspection of missile bases and international inspection of their U.S. authorities restated today that Washington continues to ig Castro's proposals completely press said US photo reconnaissance planes would go back into action the absence of effective U.N. with Castro for supervising the missile base dismantling promised by the Soviet hft just whin surveillance start again after the two-day Apparently this was intended to avoid tipping off Cuban antiaircraft batteries fired on unarmed U.S. sance planes at the of crisis last The United States has edged losing plane over Gobi and Thant said arriving is New York Wednesday sight that the Cuban at his re- had agreed to return body of its Air Force Maj. Rudolf Anderson 39, of S.C. Until the United has listed as missing in A Defense Department spokesman said s disclosure was the first word the U.S. eminent has had that Anderson was shot down over By all wn piloting a U2 and may have been downed by a supplied antiaircraft Reimposition of the blockade may serve His oot dragging on U.K. inspection las injected a Dote of Uncertainty n proceedings which bad seemed to be moving smoothly since day when Soviet Premier agreed to dismantle bis sQe bases in Cuba and bring home his The turn of events in Havana may have prompted Kennedy to call off a news set for until the ation is Cancellation of session was announced TlM t lance of Cuba had been suspended at Thant's While Salinger declined to dis- cuss scope of the renewed reporters got the Im- pression that the same and rules would apply as during first six days of the The Navy bad drawn its ading fleet into a more limited patrol area during the two-day The quarantine as blocked out when the fleet first took started perhaps 630 mita from It toward Bermuda and east of the Virgin BARBED WIRE American troops barbed wire along tie Key West shore facing Military rushed here during the line in the aders operated and pre- will again until the tion is finally called in sence for ing and searching suspicious The blockaders have authority to as slight as but to sink a resisting ship if Pentagon Identified only n Paw 17 4) CUBA
