Thant and Castro Hold Second Havana Talks on Cuban Missiles
Acting Secretary General Thant met with Fidel Castro in Havana for a second session aimed at securing United Nations verification of Moscow’s missile removal pledge. Informants said no progress was made, with Castro sticking to demands including US abandonment of Guantanamo Bay and lifting of all economic penalties.
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Thant
Fidel Castro
U.N
Moscow
Cuba
Castro
United States
Guantanamo
Ments
Washington
United State
Thant Castro
Khrushchev
Change In Mass Studied At Vatican Council
In a three hour session at St Peter's the Roman Catholic Ecumenical Council debated liturgical reform urging sermons at Mass be brief but substantial. A Vatican spokesman noted emphasis on worshiper attention during changes. Attendance fell to 2 230 the smallest yet with nearly 400 absent for diocesan duties and home trips. Arch bishop Paul J Hallinan of Atlanta spoke as discussions continued despite a four day recess for All Saints Day and Pope John XXIII coronation anniversary.
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Vatican City
Ecumenical Council
St. Peter's
Archanak Paul J. Hallinan
Atlanta
Pope John
Complaint Justice Named by Maine Governor and Council
Gov Reed and the Executive Council appoint Beverly W. Spencer of Old Town as a complaint justice under a little used Maine District Court Law. The decision, made Tuesday, introduces a new practice as district judges may not preside over cases they issued warrants for, unlike municipal judges and trial justices slated for replacement by the District Court.
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Augusta
Nehru Ousts Defense Head Amid China Drive
NEW DELHI—Nehru took over the defense portfolio from V. K. Krishna Menon as criticism of Menon’s preparedness mounts. Reports say Indian and Chinese forces fought near Walong along the Burma frontier while India shells Chinese around Jang Towang area. The government expects large American arms shipments and notes Soviet arms orders are proceeding with caution.
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Nehru
V. K. Krishna Menon
Menon
India
Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan
Assam
Defense Ministry
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Burma
Luhit River
Himalayas
Jang
Towang
Assam Plains
Ladakh
Soviet Union
Red China
Red Chinese
Moscow
Britain
United States
Canada
U.S
Se Pass
Luthit River
Dolloff Attacks Reed At Biddeford Rally In Maine
Dolloff assails Reed and the Republican party at a Democratic rally in City square Biddeford. He argues for rapid economic expansion through industrial development offices, foreign trade division, recreational projects, vocational training, and regional proposals to lift Maine’s economy. Kellam lauds Area Redevelopment and retraining acts, praising Democratic policy. Several county officials and candidates spoke briefly, highlighting partisan contrasts and local governance themes.
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Biddeford
Maynard C. Dolloff
Ronald L. Kellam
Republican Party
John H. Reed
Maine
Dolloff
Maine Industrial Building) Authority
Augusta
Democratic Party
Portland
Stanley R. Tupper
Kellam
Congress
Kennedy
Phillip Masse
Biddeford Dolloff
Elm Street
Lincoln Street
St. Louis
Emile Fecteau
Atty
Lloyd Las Fountain
Richeard Dutremble
Phyllis Deschambeault
Register of Deeds
Roger Nadeau
Albert Merryman
Rts
Marcel Viger
Mother Earns Honorary Degree The Hard Way
Georgia Tech honors Elizabeth B. Ziegler mother of seven Tech graduates with an honorary degree. She settled in College Park after arriving from Germany in 1908 and saw one son graduate each year from 1927 to 1950. Her husband died in 1947. a daughter is married to a missionary.
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Georgia Tech
Elizabeth B. Ziegler
Ziegler
Stuttgart
Germany
Tech
Zieglers
Agnes Scott College
Clyde Dunn
Formosa
College Park
Waldemar T. Ziegler
Regents
Carl W
Today's Chuckle Money Saving Joke
A quip notes that the only way to save money these days is to have short arms and deep pockets. The line highlights a playful take on finances and clever thrift.
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Gen
Fea, Corp
Firefly satellite Anna 1B blasts into orbit from Cape Canaveral
A 355 pound satellite named Anna 1B launched from Cape Canaveral at 3:08 a.m. atop a Thor-Able-Star booster. In orbit about 700 miles up, it will measure earth’s size shape and gravity to improve world maps. The Defense Department reported successful insertion and signals from the payload.
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Fla
Anna
Defense Department
Ethiopia
New Rule In Meredith Case At Ole Miss
Justice Department deputy attorney general Nicholas Katzenbach visited Oxford to warn students against harassing James H Meredith and to threaten contempt of federal court charges for future disturbances. Rioting and a recent desegregation clash shadow the university as Ole Miss cancels a Tuesday pep rally ahead of LSU game.
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Miss
Justice Department
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Nicholas Katzenbach
Washington
Meredith
L. L. Love
Katzenbach
Tom S. Hines
Edwin O. Guthman
Robert F. Kennedy
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Ole Miss
Love
Louisiana State
Draft Call In December For 6000 Army Recruits
The Army announces a December draft call for 6000 men, raising the total above October and November quotas by 2000 and marking the largest callup since June’s 6500. The action reflects ongoing mobilization efforts.
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Washington
Army
Red Action Augurs New Crisis
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan assesses looming Soviet turmoil as Khrushchev faces a tough month. While celebrating the Bolshevik anniversary, Moscow appears bereft of triumphs and unsettled by Cuban, border, Berlin, and satellite tensions.
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William L. Ryan
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
U.S.S.R
Central Committee
US stance on Cuba unchanged by missiles crisis
President Kennedy pledges not to invade Cuba while preserving the option of force if Cuba poses a major threat. Officials say policy toward Fidel Castro remains aimed at isolating Havana and preventing communism from spreading, with defensive measures including force if needed. A Kennedy news conference is anticipated, as questions about his commitment surface amid the Khrushchev deal. A new Monroe Doctrine committee formed by Eddie Rickenbacker surfaces in New York.
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Washington
Kennedy
Cuba
Hemisphere
U.S
Fidel Castro
Caribbean
Tthey
Havana
Americas
United States
Khrushchev
New York
Eddie Rickenbacker
Eastern Air Lines
Local Ladies Host Supper and Plan Community Project
A church supper at 5 30 p m brought together a group of women to finalize plans for a community project. Seated are Mrs Florence Johnson Mrs Adelbert Jakeman Sr Mrs Roy Watson Mrs Norman Tripp and Mrs Ralph Stickney with standers Mrs Mildred Cartwright Mrs Thomas Prescott Mrs Alice Hayford and Mrs Cressie George.
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Florence Johnson
Adelbert Jakeman, Sr
Roy Watson
Norman Tripp
Ralph Stickney
Mildred Cartwright
Thomas Prescott
Alice Hayford
Cressie George
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J. Albert Merryman
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