Castro Threatens to Shoot Down U S Planes in Cuba Crisis
The story reports U Thant warning and Castro’s threat to shoot down U S reconnaissance planes while talks with Mikoyan and Kennedy’s Cuban negotiating team push toward a peaceful settlement. A separate item covers a Gallia County hunting accident injuring 13 year old Gerald Burns who remains in fair condition after a shotgun wound.
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Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Gerald Burns
Bob Burns
Chestnut St
Young Burns
Jerrold Burns
Chicken Farm Blaze Destroys 4100 Chickens in Pomeroy
An early morning fire at Harold Carnahan and son James farm on Bashan Road destroyed 4100 chickens. The 30 by 150 foot two story structure housed 1606 laying hens and 2500 four week old chicks. Firefighters saved two large barns and the loss was partly covered by insurance.
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Pomeroy
Harold Carnahan and Son
James
Bashan Rd
Racine
XB70 Delay Not Serious
Air Force officers said a three month delay in the XB70s first flight is not a serious setback. They expect little trouble solving the fuel tank problem that caused the postponement from December to March or April.
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Washington
Air Force
Lausche Demands Briefing on Cuban Posture from Fulbright
Sen. Frank Lausche releases a letter criticizing Sen. J. William Fulbright for not summoning the Senate Foreign Relations Committee for an immediate Cuba briefing. The Ohio Democrat says informal briefings are not adequate to address the issue of Cuba's posture toward the United States.
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Washington
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Cuba
Lausche
Fulbright
Ohio Democrat
Kennedy May Name Bell To Budget Post
President Kennedy reportedly may nominate Budget Director David E. Bell as foreign aid chief and Kermit Gordon to replace Bell in the budget role. Bell, 43, a former Harvard professor, would fill the vacancy from Fowler Hamilton's resignation at AID. Gordon, 46, Williams College economist, sits on the President's Council of Economic Advisers. Guam acting governor sets $210 million price tag for typhoon recovery and long term plan to curb shantytown growth.
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Washington
Kennedy
David E. Bell
Kermit Gordon
Bell
Harvard
Fowler Hamilton
Agency For International Development
Gordon
Williams College
Council of Ecnomic Advisers
Guam
Red China Launches Massive Attack On Indian Troops In The Himalayas
New Delhi reports a large Chinese attack on Indian forces near Walong in the eastern Himalayas after India captured some outposts. Chinese troops press from Walong toward Tawang as India probes Red lines to prevent consolidation.
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Red China
Himalayas
New Delhi
India
Defense Ministry
Walong
Himalayan
Tawang
Burma
Luhit
Assam
Murderer Granted Postponement for Psychiatric Evaluation
Gov DiSalle granted a reprieve to Robert Griffin, a Cleveland killer due to die tonight, for a psychiatric examination at Lima State Hospital. Griffin was condemned for the shotgun slayings of Mrs Mattie Benjamin and Mary Lee Williams in Cleveland on September 16 1960.
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Columbus
Cleveland
Ohio
Lima State Hospital
Michael V. DiSalle
Robert Griffin
Mattie Benjamin
Mary Lee Williams
Adenauer Heads Home After Kennedy Talks
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer returns to Germany buoyed by talks with President Kennedy. He seeks to avoid proposing new Western concessions to the Soviets on Berlin while the Cuban crisis lingers, boosting his image at home amid anger aimed at Defense Minister Franz-Josef Strauss over Der Spiegel arrests.
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Castro
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Mikoyan
Moscow
New York
Adlai E. Stevenson
Kennedy
Konrad Adenauer
Washington
Adenauer
Berlin
Germany
Cuba
United States
Franz-Josef Strauss
Strauss
der Spiegel
Gestapo
Adolf Hitler
Police Probe Entry At Glenwood Post Office
Postal Inspectors and West Virginia State Police began investigating a breaking and entering at the Glenwood post office on Route 2 near the Mason Cabell County line. Entry followed removal of a south side window. investigators will determine the extent of loss. Cordelia Barnett is postmaster.
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West Virginia
Glenwood
Route 2
Here
Mason-Cabell County
Cordelia Barnett
Kennedy taps Herter to head new trade barrier talks
President Kennedy selects Christian A Herter former secretary of state under Eisenhower to lead U S negotiations aimed at reducing foreign trade barriers.
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Washington
Kennedy
Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower
U. S
Florida Foresees Record Tourist Year Amid Cuban Crisis
Florida business leaders predict 1963 will be the busiest tourism year yet with the Florida Council of 100 estimating 14.7 million visitors. Chairman Fred O Dickinson credits the Cuban crisis for boosting spending by servicemen and civilians drawn to Florida hotels and restaurants. The council says military buildup makes Florida the best protected U. S. area.
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Joe McGowan
Miami
Fla
Florida
Florida Council of 100
Farris Bryant
Fred 0. Dickinson
Palm Beach
Dickinson
United States
Rescue search for 18 missing seamen after freighter fire
In Bermuda a long night of search and rescue unfolds as planes ships and submarines comb the Atlantic for 18 crewmen lost from the Greek freighter Captain George. Seven survivors were rescued by freighters and a 65-foot schooner Curlew capsized with six aboard rescued by Compass Island.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Atlantic
George
Coast Guard
Wata
VU Wit Uuscs 19
U.S
Torsk
Virginia
Trinity Navigator
Mendota
Officers Raid Stall Near Murray City Clears Whisky Operation
A 55 gallon still was smashed at Pittsburg Hollow near Murray City and two men, Willard Garner and Harry Marion Reynolds, were arrested by federal and state liquor agents with deputies and patrolmen. They face illegal whisky manufacturing charges. 70 gallons mash and two gallons of whisky were found. Garner has prior moonshining probation. Reynolds's first arrest.
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Logan
Pittsburg Hollow
Murray City
Hocking County
Willard Garner
Harry Marion Reynolds
Glouster
Athens County
Chillicothe
U. S
Garner
Reynolds
Tax Cut Endorsed by Labor Management Leaders
President Kennedy's tax cut plan won broad backing from a 170 member Labor-Management Advisory Committee. They favored a quick substantial cut, lasting permanently, around 10 billion dollars annually, with some supporting up to 15 billion, and suggested divorcing any bill from Kennedy's tax reform proposals for next year.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
Congress
Mississippi Governor Faces Contempt Charge Over Ole Miss Riots
In Oxford, a federal court orders criminal contempt proceedings against the Mississippi governor and lieutenant governor. A county grand jury reports on the University of Mississippi integration case amid the Sept. 30 Ole Miss riot deaths, reviewing FBI ballistics on 450 guns with no match to the weapons used.
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Oxford
Miss
Mississippi
University of Mississippi
Ole Miss
FBI
Washington
Reservists To Stay In For Christmas
Washington reports 14 000 Air Force reservists on active duty for the Cuban crisis will remain through Christmas. President Kennedy holds a high level meeting as diplomats note Castro signals a flexible stance on U S inspection and on Soviet pledge to remove offensive weapons from Cuba.
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Washington
Air Force
U. S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Carlos Lechuga
Havana
Cuba
Castro
United States
Guantanamo Naval Base
U. S. Defense Department
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Castro threatens to shoot down U.N. missions over Cuba
Fidel Castro warned in a letter to Acting Secretary-General U Thant that aerial surveillance over Cuba will be met with force, prompting UN efforts to ease the Cuban crisis. Thant disclosed the communication as part of ongoing diplomatic attempts.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Fidel Castro
Castro
U.N
U Thant
Cuba
U.S
United Nations
N. Y
U. S
Clay Sees No New Berlin Crisis
Gen Lucius D Clay Kennedy's Berlin envoy expects no fresh Berlin crisis for months after Cuban setback A lull in the Berlin situation is anticipated and the next Soviet move may not be in Berlin. The report also notes General Tire orders from Akron for airplane tires worth 1.2 million dollars.
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Berlin
Bonn
Germany
Lucius D. Clay
Kennedy
Cuba
Akron—P
General Tire & Rubber Co
Air Force
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