Castro Threatens Situation Tense At Guantanamo
At Guantanamo Bay the top U S naval commander said base defenses can repel an attack until reinforcements arrive. Rear Adm Allen Smith said the situation is tense as the U S waits for actions from others. He stressed no aggressive intent toward Castro and noted mine fields were planted along the base boundary as defense tightens.
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Cuban Leader Says Guantanamo Base Could be Abrogated
President Dorticos warned that Cuba can end the Guantanamo base without U S consent accusing Eisenhower of justifying aggression. Eisenhower said U S actions, including lease terms, require mutual agreement. Cuban claims of a looming invasion persist as Castro forces reinforce shore defenses in Oriente province.
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Cuba and Communists Lose UN Battle
Cuba and its Soviet backers failed to win immediate UN Assembly discussion of U S invasion charges. The 99 nation body voted 45 to 29 against the Cuban bid for debate and 53 to 11 to follow the steering committee recommendation, with 27 abstentions.
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Lodge rally in Brooklyn draws large New York crowd
Henry Cabot Lodge, Republican vice presidential candidate, received a mighty ovation at a Brooklyn rally before about 4000 supporters. He urged electing Richard M. Nixon to keep America out of war and warned that Communists seek global dominance, but pledged Americans can resist.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Tighter Steel Squeeze Faces New York Profits Pressure
The steel industry faces a tighter squeeze on profits as Iron Age notes shrinking margins and rising costs. Trade pressures from market demand shifts and production costs squeeze earnings for mills and suppliers.
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Iron Age
Secrecy Emphasized For Ohio Election Ballots
Ohio Secretary of State Ted W. Brown reassured voters that ballots cast on November 8 will remain secret. He explained the curtain protects voter choices and that ballot stubs are numbered separately while the ballots themselves are unnumbered. He warned of stiff penalties for attempts to reveal how anyone voted.
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Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Five Day Forecast From Ohto With Below Normal Temps
Temperatures will run 2 to 5 degrees below normal with a normal high of 57 and low of 39. Little change until the weekend when cooler air arrives. Precipitation averages from .1 to 3 inches in scattered showers Wednesday night and again over the weekend.
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FAA Revoked Rating of Ill-Fated Plane Pilot
The FAA said it ordered the aviation rating of Donald L. J. Chesher revoked last July 15 for hours limits, record keeping failures, and listing an absent co-pilot. Chesher appealed and the decision was stayed pending Civil Aeronautics Board action. The Arctic Pacific Airlines crash killed 22 people near Toledo. the airline faces penalties totaling $16,000.
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Kennedy Promises School Aid in 1961 Agenda
Senator John F Kennedy pledged that a Democratic administration would raise teacher salaries and push an adequate school construction bill next year. He outlined education promises during a breakfast appearance and planned campaign stops in San Diego San Jose and San Francisco before a nationwide swing. Kennedy criticized Nixon and Eisenhower during a rapid campaign push through 16 states with a downtown Phoenix motorcade.
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Eisenhower Urges Vote For Proven Economic Policies
President Eisenhower on a television program with Secretary Robert B. Anderson stresses the urgent need to vote to preserve eight years of proven economic policy. He calls for a sound dollar, avoiding deficit spending, and noninflationary debt management supported by the Federal Reserve.
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Metropoulous Dies During La Scala Rehearsal
Dimitri Metropoulous, renowned Greek American symphonic and operatic conductor, collapsed and died today while rehearsing at the La Scala Opera House in Milan. The death ends a storied career noted for performances with major orchestras and opera houses worldwide.
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Independence Day Parade Flags Symbolize Panamanian U.S. Friendship
Panama marked its Independence Day with displays of both Panama and U.S. flags along parade routes to forge a friendly atmosphere during the celebrations.
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U.S
Problem Of Delinquency Is Expensive
Maury C. Koblentz, chief of the Ohio Division of Correction, warns that juvenile delinquency costs the nation and Ohio billions, blaming parental neglect and a broader sociological shift from wartime mood to Cold War era problems, and urges a defined community effort to curb the rise.
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Maury C. Koblentz
Ohio
Koblentz
Eisenhower Nixon Rally Telecast From New York Coliseum
NBC will televise the GOP rally in New York’s Coliseum from 8 30 to 9 p m Eastern. participants include President Eisenhower Vice President Nixon the presidential nominee and Henry Cabot Lodge the vice presidential nominee.
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NBC
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Japanese destroyer skipper backs Kennedy for president
The captain of the World War II destroyer that sank a Kennedy torpedo boat expressed support for John F. Kennedy in the U S presidential race, hoping he wins the election.
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Tokyo
Sen
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
U.S
Demos Challenge GOP In Veep's Home State
In California Kennedy battles Nixon for the vice president's home state. Polls show a tight race with undecideds, Las Vegas odds favor Kennedy, and registration shifts tilt the scales. Democrats hope for a northern California win while southern counties lean Democratic in registration.
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Eisenhower backs Nixon Lodge in New York rally
President Eisenhower endorsed the Nixon Lodge ticket at a wind swept Roosevelt Field rally in Long Island. He praised their character, moral courage, capacity, and readiness to undertake hard tasks, saying they offer the finest leadership and can pursue peace and reduce disarmament burdens.
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Johnson jeers at Nixon amid campaign closing remarks
Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson accused Vice President Richard M. Nixon of having no record to offer and said his search for an issue was amusing. Johnson told Erie County Democrats that the American people would not let Nixon ride piggyback into the White House.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Police Hunt Bold Robber After West Side Bank HoldUp
FBI agents join Cleveland police in pursuing a bold robber and a thin female accomplice who robbed the West Side Federal Savings and Loan Association Tuesday afternoon, fleeing with 25155 dollars. The man, 35 to 40, wore a gray hat and coat and carried a revolver. his partner wore a pink coat and babushka and used a money sack. Assistant secretary Richard Kalla and two tellers were present inside when the heist occurred shortly after 1 pm. no customers were in the office.
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New Powerboat Drive Shown By Ohio Inventor
Ohio inventor Paul R. Baldwin of Valley City unveiled a new powerboat propulsion called the yachting level drive at a Sandusky show yesterday. He claimed the device could revolutionize boat construction and performance.
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Paul R. Baldwin
Valley City
Dayton Man Elected President of Radiology College
Dr. Wesley V. Boudette of Dayton was named president of the American Osteopathic College of Radiology at the group's Dallas convention.
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Tex
The
American Osteopathic College of Radiology
Wesley V. Boudette
Dayton
Ohio seniors apply for medical benefits rise since October
About 1500 residents aged 65 and over in Ohio have filed for medical benefits since October 1 under the new federal legislation.
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Columbus
Rescue For Nixon sparks GOP call for Ike aid
In Fishkill New York former President Truman says Republicans have sent out an emergency call for help asking Dwight D. Eisenhower to rescue Nixon. The remark frames a partisan plea amid a high profile political contest with Nixon as the central figure.
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N. Y
Harry Truman
Ike
Nixon
Death recommended in Asanuma assassination case
Tokyo prosecutors urge murder trial for the man who killed Socialist party chairman Inejiro Asanuma. If found guilty, the defendant faces life imprisonment.
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Socialist Party
Inejiro Asanuma
Public relations drive to avert uproar over Polaris base plan
London reports the government convened Clyde area officials to Greenock to discuss the lease of Holy Loch for a Polaris submarine base. Prime Minister Macmillan defended the plan in Parliament noting the base will host a submarine tender and 1500 U S Navy personnel to service subs, despite opposition from Labour MPs.
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Greenock
John MacLay
Harold Macmillan
House of Commons
Holy Loch
Glasgow
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United States Surprised At British Move
U S officials expressed surprise at Britain's position that London would be consulted before Polaris missiles are fired from submarines based at a Clyde estuary facility. The policy allows prior consultation in emergencies for tender facilities but not a commitment on submarine missile use.
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Britain
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Union bakers strike at Streitmann Biscuit Co in Fairfax
In Cincinnati area today union bakers walked out at Streitmann Biscuit Co in Fairfax, halting production and prompting negotiations with management. The action involved a sizable local union and reflected ongoing labor tensions within the regional baking industry.
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Streitmann Biscuit Co
Fairfax
State Board Set To Issue Purpose Statement In Ohio Education
The Ohio State Board of Education is due to act on November 14 on a two year old recommendation from a Sputnik era curriculum study committee. The first item urges the board to authorize the Department of Education to issue a statement of purposes guiding the total program of education. Superintendent E E Holt said the statement appears ready for adoption and will serve as a local adaptable guide, not a fixed legal mandate.
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Ohio
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