Maynard Dolloff calls for mature leadership in Maine
Democratic candidate Maynard C Dolloff says he has faith in Maine s economic future but urges leadership willing to face both favorable and unfavorable facts. Campaign stops in Bath and Saco feature him blaming Gov Reed for lack of economic reform while Reed touts social welfare programs and federal funds.
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Associated Press
Maynard C. Dolloff
Maine
Dolloff
Bath
Reed
Saco
GOP
Sen
Edmund S. Muskie
Los Angeles
Heistand
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Ezra Taft Benson
Eisenhower
Nixon
Benson
California
New Zeaand
India Prepares For Chinese Onslaught With US Arms
A first planeload of American weapons arrives in Calcutta to bolster Indian troops facing a Chinese advance. C135 transports deliver rifles mortars and mines while more equipment and tanks are expected within weeks. U S Ambassador Galbraith cautions against expecting magic. arms shipments to continue.
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Germany
Calcutta
U.S
John K. Galbraith
Assam
London
Reds Showed Incredible Speed
In this excerpt from Relman Morin’s Cuban crisis series, Washington races through Nightmare Week Oct 15 to 20 as U S and allied forces brace for possible Cuban missile bases. It notes mobile missiles within reach of 22 SAC bases, the rapid build up, and the secrecy surrounding operations while Kennedy relies on a tight, coordinated team to manage contingencies.
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Cuba
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Guanajay
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
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Berlin
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Marine Corps
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Caribbean
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Camp Pendleton
Calif
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Lebanon
Bay of Pigs
US and Soviet inspection accord nears amid Cuba crisis
President Kennedy signaled readiness to accept international inspection to clear Cuban-bound ships through the U S naval quarantine. Red Cross would inspect ships as part of a near agreement at the U N to verify removal of Soviet missiles from Cuba while US surveillance continues until robust verification is achieved. The White House stressed a broadened search for acceptable means of inspection and continued sea and air patrols.
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Kennedy
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International Red Cross
U.S
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International Committee of the Red Cross
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Castro
Mikoyan
Khrushchev
Organization of American States
Fence Mending Red Gets Castro Bear Hug
In Havana Fidel Castro greeted Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan with a bear hug as he arrived for a fence mending mission after the Soviet missile pullout. They drove from the airport in a black U.S.-made Cadillac and discussed discrepancies between Castro's government and the Kremlin. Both men spoke briefly in view of the welcoming party before resuming talks.
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Castro
Havana
Fidel Castro
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Cuba
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Kremlin
Mikoyan
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Nixon Campaign Faces Multimillion Dollar Smear Suit
Los Angeles Axios AP reports Nixon campaign manager H R Haldeman filed a $2 million damage suit accusing Democrats of peddling smear literature aimed at alienating Negro and Jewish voters. The action cites two leaflets alleging Nixon’s honesty and anti-Semitism as false, while Democrats deny involvement.
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Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
California
H. R. Haldeman
Nixon-for-Governor Committee
Haldeman
Democratic State Central Committee
Hughes, Tool Co
Donald
Washington
D.C
Democratic Campaign
Democratic
Eugene L. Wyman
Committee
Brown
Edgar W. Heistand
The
John Birch Society
Heistand
Publishers Seek Cost Cutting Through Tech Advances
New York AP report notes publishers seek lower costs amid rising production and distribution expenses. ANPA triples research at Easton laboratory with 450000 dollars. executives predict breakthroughs in computer aided advertising, composing, and operations. Industry cost allocations show advertising taking about 12 of 50 cents, with paper, distribution, and staff expenses driving totals. Metropolitan dailies face suspensions, mergers, while suburban startups show potential for net growth.
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American Society of Newspaper Publishers
Easton
Stanford Smith
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