Castro and Ben Bella Demand Ouster of Guantanamo Base
In Havana Premier Ahmed Ben Bella and Prime Minister Fidel Castro call for the evacuation of foreign troops and dismantling of bases including Guantanamo. They stress peaceful coexistence and note Algeria’s shift toward a socialist path with Ben Bella planning in Algeria.
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Havana
Ahmed Ben Bella
Algeria
Fidel Castro
U.S
Guantanamo
Cuba
Inter
Castro
Ben Bella
White House
Kennedy
New York
United States
Bella
Nobel Prize For Medicine Is Awarded
Three biochemists, two British and one Harvard professor, win the 1962 Nobel Prize in medicine for discoveries on the molecular structure of nucleic acid and its role in heredity. James Watson, Francis Crick, and Maurice Wilkins are cited for insights into information transfers in living material.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Harvard
James Dewey Watson
Harvard University
Francis Harry Compton Crick
Institute of Molecular Biology
Cambridge
England
Maurice Hugh Frederick Wilkins
King’s College
London
Jets Moved to Florida Amid Cuba Tension
The Pentagon quietly shifted a squadron of 12 F4B Phantom 2 fighters to Key West Florida on Oct 6 to counter a Soviet aircraft buildup in Cuba. The move follows George Ball's testimony that Cuba may soon field 25 to 30 modern Soviet jets armed with missiles.
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Pentagon
Cuba
Florida
Defense Department
Key West
George W. Ball
Congress
Kennedy Khrush May Confer On Berlin Crisis In November
A Columbus report notes the special grand jury investigating influence ped dling in whisky listings by the State Liquor Department is focusing on Famous Brands Inc of Dayton. Special Counsel Adrian B. Fink Jr. aims to keep politics out of the probe and expects the jury to propose findings. Franklin County Prosecutor Earl W. Allison has slowed plans for a county grand jury amid administrative stalling. The panel will review Famous Brands tax returns and liquor records from the state and county offices.
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State Department
Liuor
Famous Brands, Inc
Dayton
Adrian B. Fink, Jr
Cleveland Republican
Franklin County
Earl W. Allison
Fink
Liquor Department
Sales Tax Division
Talks With Gromyko To Precede Meeting
President Kennedy meets with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in a White House session that signals a future Kennedy Khrushchev face to face over Berlin. Khrushchev has urged more talks and may visit the United States for the U N General Assembly.
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Washington
Kennedy
Gerhard Schroeder
Left
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Schroeder
Konrad Adenauer
John M. Hightower
Andrei A. Gromyko
White House
Khrushchev
Fay Kohler
U.S
Moscow
United States
U.N. General Assembly
Gromyko
Dean Rusk
Kohler
Khrush
Kennedy Campaigns East And West Amid Cheers And Boos
President Kennedy ventured along a 60 mile route through Democratic districts on a rest day between campaign stops. A Waterbury crowd swelled to about 45 000 while New Haven drew Yale students who jeered including anti moon vote and Castro notes. Kennedy noted Yale affiliation and urged that the Democratic party serves both Yale and the nation as he heads toward Seattle for a three day trip aimed at a November 6 election.
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Washington
Kennedy
Connecticut
Seattle
Waterbury
New Haven
Yale University
Yale
Castro
Harvard
Elis
Democratic Party
DiSalle Attacks Rhodes Backers Over Teamsters Money
Cincinnati Governor DiSalle rails at Rhodes for accepting Teamsters support and a $5000 campaign donation via a clambake. He cites past clashes with Teamsters officials Hoffa and Presser, calling such backing unfit for Ohio’s governor.
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Cincinnati
Michael V. DiSalle
Teamsters Union
Ohio Teamsters
William Presser
Cleveland
North College Hill
Presser
Teamsters
James A. Rhodes
DiSalle
James R. Hoffa
Ohio
Saud Calls Prince Home in Effort to Bolster Saud Regime
In Damascus King Saud of Saudi Arabia summoned his brother Prince Faisal from New York to help form a new government as President Nasser’s United Arab Republic escalates propaganda attacks amid the Yemen revolt aftermath and Saudi support for the toppled Yemen monarchy.
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Damascus
Syria
Nasser
Yemen
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Faisal
New York
United Arab Republic
Desert King
Rhodes Names Jobs as Core Issue in Ohio Campaign
Canton Ohio Governor candidate James A. Rhodes frames jobs and economic development as the central issue. He dismisses opponent claims of personal campaign fund use and influence in a federal loan deal as attempts to cloud the issues. In Utah, a Hercules Powder Co plant explosion kills three and wounds 18.
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Canton
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Rhodes
Bacchus
Utah
Hercules Powder Co
Hurricane Ella Churns Atlantic From Florida To New Jersey
Hurricane Ella moved through the Atlantic from southern Florida toward New Jersey with gale warnings from Nags Head to Georgetown. The 90 mile center winds were forecast to strengthen as small craft were urged to stay near shore and ships reported 11 foot seas offshore.
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Atlantic
Florida
New Jersey
Miami
Fla
Cape Hatteras
N. C
Nags Head
Georgetown
S. C
Cape May
N. J
Carolina
Circleville Pumpkin Show Features 130 Piece Army Band
The 56th Circleville Pumpkin Show opened with a 90 minute concert by the 130 piece U S Army Field Band at 6 30 p m daily and nearly 50 other bands are scheduled during the street festival through Saturday. In Manchester New Hampshire Republican Gov Wesley Powell, defeated for the nomination last month, endorses the Democrat candidate but says he remains a Republican.
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Circleville
U. S. Army Field Band
Manchester
N. H
Wesley Powell
Minuteman Explodes Over Florida During Off Course Launch
A Minuteman missile veered toward Florida and self-destructed seconds after launch from an underground silo. Debris showered a wide area. a Jupiter missile suffered extensive damage. Photographer Walter Lewis was slightly injured amid the blast and safety actions.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla.p
Florida
Soviets fire multi stage rockets over Pacific reach
Moscow reports the Soviet Union launched multi stage rockets up to 7500 miles with aims near the Marshall Islands. Tass said the test area was temporarily open to ships and planes after initial notices restricted passages northwest of Hawaii from Oct 16 to Nov 30.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Pacific
Marshall Islands
Tass
Marshalls
Hawaiian Islands
NBC Escape Tunnel program stirs Berlin wall controversy
NBC announces a 90 minute Oct. 31 special on an escape tunnel beneath the Berlin wall. Seventeen West Berlin students who dug the tunnel urged NBC not to air the film. John Davis Lodge denounces the Kennedy administration at a Republican rally in East Liverpool, calling U.S. global position deteriorating.
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New York
National Broadcasting Co
Berlin Wall
West Berlin
NBC
HITS
East Liverpool
Kennedy
John Davis Lodge
Ecumenical Council Enters Second Week At Vatican
At the Vatican the Roman Catholic Ecumenical Council enters its second week as 2700 council fathers from around the world debate changes and continuity in the church. Pope John XXIII expressed satisfaction with the proceedings while tensions rise between traditionalists and progressives seeking reform.
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Vatican City
Ecumenical Council
John XXIII
U S Launch Planned for Ranger 5 Moon Mission
The United States readied Ranger 5 to photograph and study the moon with a 231 500 mile 70 hour flight. Officials expected favorable weather during a 2 hour 40 minute launch window at 11 38 a m EST despite Ella storm winds. A Minuteman rupture nearby caused no Ranger 5 impact though a Jupiter missile sustained damage from a burning debris hit. An explosion at Sun Oil refinery in Oregon followed by a fire threatened adjacent fuel tanks.
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Ella
Moon
Earth
Toledo
Sun Oil Co
Oregon
U S Checks Ohio County on Welfare
Ten federal investigators will visit Clermont County next month to review how poorer residents fared after welfare funds were cut. The survey, arranged by the Department of Health Education and Welfare, targets 200 indigent families and the county’s stopping medical care payments.
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Batavia
Clermont County
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Washington
Cincinnati
Greater
County Commission
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