World Reacts Mixed to Kennedy Cuban Policy
Western Europe splits in reaction to Kennedy's Cuba policy with Soviet warnings and Western support. Moscow denounces the claim of missiles as hypocrisy while West Germany backs U.S. measures. Britain weighs potential shipping implications and Canada imposes curbs on Soviet flights bound for Cuba.
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London
Western Europe
Kennedy
United States
Moscow Radio
Cuba
Andre A. Gromyko
Walter Ulbricht
East Berlin
U.N
New York
Washington
Caribbean
U.S
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Chamber of Shipping
Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Dean Acheson
Canada
Howard Green
John G. Diefenbaker
Lester B. Pearson
Tokyo
United Nations
China
Chiang Kai-shek
West Berlin
Florida Readies For Action
Florida bristles with air bases and naval operations as Kennedy backs the Cuba blockade. Vessels sail from Key West while Army units bivouac at a local baseball park. Major bases like MacDill McCoy and Homestead see unusual troop and plane movements. National Guard and civil defense units go on alert.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Key West
Jacksonville
Pensacola
Kennedy
Cuba
Boca Chica Field
Naval Air Station
Sugarloaf Key
Navy Base
Mayport
MacDill Field
Tampa
McCoy Air Force Base
Orlando
Homestead Air Force Base
Cape Canaveral
Patrick Air Force Base
Cape
National Guard
Civil Defense
Kennedy declares Cuba a direct threat amid missile buildup
President Kennedy announced early briefing on Cuban offensive missiles and warned of a genuine danger to world peace. He outlined seven actions including a naval quarantine, military readiness, and international diplomacy with the OAS and United Nations.
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Cuba
Kennedy
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
White House
Gromyko
United States of America
World Community of Nations
U. S
Guantanamo
OAS
U. N. Security Council
Khrushchev
Lausche backs Kennedy Cuba blockade plan
Senator Frank J. Lausche touring Southwest Ohio in his re election bid endorses President Kennedy's Cuba blockade. He says the President's course is the only viable one and delaying action would worsen Ohio's position.
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Cincinnati
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Kennedy
Cuba
Beggars' Night Hours Set by Nelsonville Mayor
Mayor William Hoffman designated Beggars' Night in Nelsonville for Monday from 6 30 to 8 p m. He urged parents to ensure children understand and follow the schedule.
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Nelsonville
William Hoffman
Halloween in Nelsonville prompts caution and UNICEF drive
Charles Hashman III is ill at home after a hospital return from Columbus. The mayor and Police Chief urge extra care by motorists and warn against mischief during Halloween. UNICEF collection by the Business and Professional Women's Club will occur on Oct 30, with Halloween on Oct 31 restricting activities to that night.
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Charles Hashman
Nelsonville
Grosvenor St
University Hospital, Columbus
Hashman
Max Valkinburg
Unicef
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Apple Grove Social News Roundup
Apple Grove Methodist Church sent delegates to a pastoral meeting in Letart. Several residents and guests from Norfolk Virginia Racine Tenn Mari etta and Washington and D C are noted for visits trips weddings and social visits spanning two weeks and weekends with family and friends.
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Dolly Wolfe
Bertha Robinson
Early Roush
Apple Grove Methodist Church
Letart
Dallas Hill
Colorado
Glenn Wolfe
Washington, D. C
Colter Hayman
Jim Pape
Tom Frisch
Norfolk
Nial Salser
Alfred Tony
Becky
Job
Marietta
Margie Ann Stobart
Ruthie Wingett
Sue Ann Beegle
Saradell Rees
Orville Jarrell
Benny Rogers
Everett Clark
Davis
Knoxvill, Tenn
John Pane
Racine
Irene Coover
Beverly Stobart
Marion Bostic
Lizzie Bostic
Bobby Lewis
Jacksonville Woman Rose Dawley Dies at 82
Rose Dawley of Jacksonville died Monday at Mount St. Mary Hospital after three weeks of treatment. Survived by husband Roy, daughter Bea Trott of Columbus, sons Ralph of Sylvania Ernest of Cincinnati and Hugh of Columbus, six grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Funeral 1 p.m. Thursday at Johnson funeral home with Rev. Charles Graham officiating. Burial Greenlawn Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Tuesday.
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Rose Dawley
Jacksonville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Hocking County
Roy
Bea Trott
Columbus
Ralph
Sylvania
Ernest
Cincinnati
Hugh
Johnson Funeral Home
Charles Graham
First Methodist Church
Greenlawn Cemetery
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