Castro To Give Up Bombers He Calls Obsolete
Warsaw reports say Castro plans to abandon bombers he deems obsolete as experts note widening Soviet Chinese split. Diplomats cite Bulgaria purge and Berlin shifts as signs Moscow seeks to shore up its positions, while Wang Pingnan may quit Warsaw, signaling reduced Chinese mediation. Poland ties with India amid Sino conflict, suggesting Moscow pressure.
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U S Says Soviets Responsible for Cuban Crisis Move
U S authorities hold the Soviet Union responsible for the presence of bomber jets in Cuba and seek Moscow to confirm their removal. President Kennedy prepares a televised news conference as negotiations hinge on Soviet action. Castro signals willingness to relinquish the outdated aircraft, while Havana radio renews threats over reconnaissance flights and outside verification.
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Ike Did Not Prize Nixon as Presidential Timber
In Look magazine Emmet John Hughes quotes Dwight D. Eisenhower from August 1956 saying Nixon had not grown into presidential timber. Hughes, then a campaign aide, notes Eisenhower’s private assessment after four years together. An Eisenhower aide in Gettysburg declines to comment on the article.
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Cuba Missiles Hidden Near Guantanamo Report
The United States learned that tactical Frog ground to ground missiles with nuclear warhead capability are hidden in Cuba and could reach Guantanamo naval base. Marguerite Higgins reports officials refuse to explain how clear evidence was obtained.
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Khrushchev shifts focus from steel to chemicals in Soviet drive
Soviet Premier Khrushchev, in a marathon Central Committee report, says steel is no longer the prime index of industrial strength and calls for accelerated development of chemical industry to produce synthetic materials to replace steel. The stance surprised Western observers.
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Geneva Conferees Urged To Act On New Directive
United Nations General Assembly backs quick action on a directive to Geneva disarmament negotiators to push for general disarmament with controls. Vote 97 to 0 with France abstaining. action set for Wednesday to prep for the 18 nation committee in Geneva. Separately, Ohio prison incident linked to arrests of a guard and a C-ray technician believed to halt stimulant drug flow.
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Wellston Man Reaches 100 on Thanksgiving Day
George W. Snider of Wellston will celebrate his 100th birthday on Thanksgiving Day. Born November 22, 1862 in Perry County, he notes longevity but also smokes two to three packs daily since they began. In Detroit, radio inventor Thomas E. Clark, 93, dies, linked to early commercial radio development.
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Anti Castro Chief's Car Is Bombed
A bomb exploded before the home of Cuban Revolutionary Council President Jose Miro Cardona in Miami Beach destroying his car. The blast followed his return from Washington where he met with U S officials and Latin American diplomats on the Cuban situation. An aide attributed the attack to Fidel Castro followers.
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Indian Army Names New Commander Amid China War Pressure
Prime Minister Nehru named Gen. Jayanto Nath Chaudhuri 54 to succeed Gen. P. N. Thapar as army chief. Nehru vowed continued war until victory against Chinese forces advancing toward Assam, noting talks offers rejected. Also reports on a Cleveland banking case and Cincinnati police orders against Sunday openings.
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Beale School Turkeys Stolen Ahead of Thanksgiving
West Virginia troopers report thieves struck Beale School area taking two turkeys slated for Thanksgiving meals plus 36 pounds of hamburger and five boxes of candy from Gallipolis Ferry Elementary. The theft leaves students with slim pickings for Wednesday lunch.
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Havana Claims Cuban Ship Attacked by North American Plane
A Havana radio report said a Cuban merchant ship in international waters southwest of Bermuda was attacked Monday afternoon by a North American plane. The radio claimed 11 bombs were dropped at the Rio Domuji, all of which missed, after which the vessel continued toward Cuba with the crew maintaining high morale.
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Walker Test Protested By Attorney In Seditious Conspiracy Case
In Oxford Mississippi U S District Judge Claude F Clayton hears motions to erase references to a court ordered mental test in the government suit against former Army Maj Gen Edwin A Walker for seditious conspiracy and insurrection. Walker was arrested after the bloody September 30 integration riot at the University of Mississippi and released on 50000 bond for psychiatric examination. Two died and many injured during the riot as protests against James Meredith's enrollment.
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Cuban plotters leave United States amid FBI case
A Cuban diplomatic couple, Jose Gomez Abad 21 and Elsa 20, left Idlewild Airport for Mexico City after the FBI accused them of arming a pro Castro sabotage ring in New York. A third UN mission member, Roberto Santiesteban Casanova 27, is in FBI custody with two others on sabotage conspiracy charges.
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Taft Wins Ohio Chief Justice Seat By Narrow Margin
The final Ohio election tally shows Republican Kingsley A. Taft elected chief justice of the Ohio Supreme Court by 941 votes over Democrat Carl Weygandt. Secretary of State Ted W. Brown announced Taft 1,332,457 to Weygandt 1,331,576. Beauty Wants Divorce. Mrs. William G. Giesse of Mayfield Heights, Mrs. America 1958, seeks a divorce citing pressures of modern life.
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Keys Reappointed Highway Safety Director in Ohio
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle reappoints J. Grant Keys to a $14 000 annual post as highway safety director after Keys resigned to run for Congress. Keys, an Ohio University graduate, will serve until DiSalle leaves office on January 14.
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Ten Billion Tax Cut Proposed To Kennedy
Washington reports show October activity lifting the economic outlook with higher personal income, residential construction, and durable goods orders. A 21 member Advisory Committee on Labor Management Policy recommends a $10 billion tax cut early next year to boost immediate demand and long term productive capacity.
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