Blockade Eased as Khrushchev Pledges to Withdraw Bombers
United Nations delegates hailed U S Soviet concessions on Cuba as a step toward settlement. Khrushchev promised to pull about 30 jet bombers from Cuba while Kennedy ordered the naval blockade lifted. Fidel Castro opposed on site inspection and warned of shooting down U S planes.
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Bennington Towns Seek Legal Advice On Hospital Indigent Care
Nine of sixteen Bennington County towns agreed to pursue legal help to settle payments to Putnam Memorial Hospital for indigent care under the Henry W. Putnam Deed of Gift. They formed a united front to hire attorneys while preserving future town decisions at the counsel’s discretion.
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Kennedy bans discrimination in federally aided housing
President Kennedy issued an executive order prohibiting race color creed or national origin discrimination in housing funded or insured by federal programs and in future urban renewal projects The order takes immediate effect with full implementation targeted by January and does not apply to pre existing federally aided housing The President also created the President's Committee on Equal Opportunity in Housing to guide enforcement and promote voluntary compliance
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Head shakeup looms as Hoff to reshape Vermont government
Vermont Democrats plan a sweeping staff overhaul as Gov elect Philip Hoff arrives to set up offices in Montpelier. He targets multiple department heads and aides, promising nonpartisan replacements amid a centennial statehouse shakeup stemming from years out of power.
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Hoff Names Grady As Executive Aide
Gov elect Philip H. Hoff designates T Wesley Grady of Underhill as secretary of Civil and Military Affairs Grady a Burlington businessman succeeds Barry M Locke of Montpelier in the 8700 post Grady previously ran unsuccessfully for the state senate in September Democratic primaries.
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Common Market Rebuffs U.S. On Farm Goods
In Paris the U S Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman urged concessions on agricultural exports at a meeting of the OECD. French Agriculture Minister Edgard Pisani signaled no retreat from agreed farm policies, indicating little hope for change in Common Market stance.
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Kennedy says no apologies for Cuban crisis news policy
President Kennedy defended the no apology stance on news blackout during the Cuban crisis press conference. He said releasing uncertain reports about the quarantine could have caused misjudgment and disaster, and that the government should speak with one voice.
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Kennedy Sees Cuba Promise to Pull Jets in 30 Days
President Kennedy hailed a pledge to remove Soviet missiles and bombers from Cuba in exchange for lifting the blockade. He warned verification must occur on the ground and said U.S. reconnaissance flights would continue until the withdrawal is confirmed, noting progress toward a full settlement.
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Nehru wary as China pushes cease fire before deadline
Indian Prime Minister Nehru rejects Beijing terms while China announces unilateral cease fire and withdrawal plans. Defense Ministry says Chinese troops breach defenses south of Bombila and advance toward Assam as Nehru vows to restore pre Sept. 8 positions. Parliament debates the line and potential Indian military response.
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Harriman Leads U S Mission to Survey India's Arms Needs
President Kennedy sends a high powered team led by W. Averell Harriman to New Delhi to assess India's military needs amid tensions with China. The mission includes Paul Nitze Gen Paul Adams Carl Kaysen and James Grant. The move follows a Chinese cease fire and aims to guide U S aid for modernizing India's armed forces. Kennedy also announces ending the arms blockade and cites Cuba Khrushchev talks while warning against unchecked weapons in the hemisphere.
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Thanksgiving 62 Brings A Plethora Of Good News
President Kennedy notes gratitude four weeks after unity in the hemisphere and allied support. Plymouth Mass prepares Pilgrim observances with a Pilgrim’s Progress march. Hyannis Port hosts the Kennedy family for the long weekend as 112000 turkeys and trimmings reach servicemen abroad.
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