Cuba Missiles Under Close U.S. Watch
Washington reports U.S. reconnaissance planes focused on Cuba to detect any dismantling of Soviet missile bases while the quarantine fleet stays on guard. No Soviet ships near the line. Officials expect continued aerial surveillance and keep reservists active amid heightened readiness.
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Nehru seeks U S arms as Himalayan battle looms
Prime Minister Nehru requests U S weapons to defend Se Pass against a 10,000-man Chinese division pressing from Tawang. Galbraith promises aid as India considers air deliveries and discusses weapon details amid ongoing border fighting near Demchok and Ladakh.
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U S Seeks Fast Action On Khrushchev Promise Removal
The United States pressed for rapid diplomatic steps to secure Khrushchev's commitment to dismantle Soviet missile bases in Cuba and return rockets to the USSR. U Thant to visit Cuba to work on an inspection plan while U S forces monitor ongoing quarantine and potential Berlin tensions.
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Kennedy
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Moscow
Accident Baby Named for Mom in New Hampshire Crash
In Berlin New Hampshire an infant born by Caesarean section half an hour after her mother died in an auto crash after Mass on Oct 14 was christened Cecile Berthiaume at St Joseph's Church yesterday. Doctors report the baby appears healthy and the family awaits burial arrangements for the mother. The siblings are cared for by relatives including an aunt and sister in law.
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St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Louis M. Rozek
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Leandre Beaudoin
Berthiaume
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Claire
Claude
Raymond
Ann Marie Berthiaume
Garard
Marie Baldassare
One Party Theme May Replace Cuba Issue
Republicans look to a one party government theme rooted in Dwight D. Eisenhower to fill a campaign void as Khrushchev may withdraw missiles and Kennedy gains from a Cuban settlement, leaving GOP hopefuls with no decisive issue in a close race.
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De Gaulle Likely to Stay Despite Close Referendum Margin
Paris AP report notes Charles de Gaulle to remain president if the Yes vote is seen as a mandate. Yes 61.76 percent of metropolitan ballots. No 38.24 percent, with about 25 percent abstaining. Critics warn the result fuels ongoing constitutional conflict.
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Colombey-les-deux-Eglises
Paris
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Georges Pompidou
Roger Frey
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Auditor doubts Vermont surplus. questions new audit
Vermont Auditor David V. Anderson said it is impossible to determine the fiscal year surplus now and questioned Gov. Keyser’s ordered review. He noted close to half a million dollars in accounts receivable prevent a clear surplus figure and criticized the timing of the Peisch audit.
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David V. Anderson
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Archibald Peisch
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Philip H. Hoff
Peisch
Hoff
Charles Shea
Shea
Keyser Hoff Clash Over State Accounts
Gov. Keyser orders a review of state accounts to counter opposition charges that his $900000 FY surplus is a hoax. Democrat Philip Hoff questions the audit's reliability and says auditor Archibald Peisch of Norwich will not complete the review.
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Missing rear-driver causes crash in downtown Memphis
A Memphis fire engine with no rear driver rolled from a downtown firehouse before its rear operator could sit. The engine swung wide on a corner and struck three parked cars. Fire and Police Commissioner Claude Armour suspended both engine drivers and the captain in charge.
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Thant Prepares Cuba Trip Amid Missile Crisis Talks
U Thant plans urgent talks with Soviet and U S officials and a Havana visit to arrange U N supervision of Soviet missile withdrawal in Cuba. He will meet Vassily Kuznetsov Adlai Stevenson and Mario Garcia-Inchaustegui and travel to Cuba at Fidel Castro's invitation. Critics say no dismantling proof exists and U S aid should prompt bases halt.
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Western Europe Hails Cuban Crisis End In Relief
Western Europe greeted the Cuban missile crisis ending with relief and hailed the retreat as a victory for the United States. Leaders from Britain Belgium Denmark praised Khrushchev's move and welcomed U.S.-Soviet dialogue on disarmament and test bans.
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