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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1962

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Indians Reject Khrushchev Cease Fire Plea in Himalayan War

India signals no quick end to the undeclared border war with China and pledges a national defense council led by three military chiefs of staff and six cabinet members. Nehru says truce talks possible only if Chinese withdraw to pre invasion lines. Chou En-lai vows China will fight on and rejects negotiation terms. US, Britain, Canada and France offer aid as USSR airlifts arms arrive in Calcutta.

New Delhi India Khrushchev Peiping Nehru National Defense Council V. K. Krishna Menon Defense Production Red China Chou En-lai China Chou United States Britain Canada France USS Air Force Calcutta Army Corps Tezpur South India the Hindu

Republicans Eye 1964 Prospects In Governorship Battles

GOP prospects in the 1962 races center on governors contests in New York Pennsylvania Michigan and California with Nixon Rockefeller Scranton Romney named as potential 1964 national figures. Democrats expect Kennedy to run again as Cuban crisis dominates pages two.

Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan California Nelson A. Rockefeller Richard M. Nixon Nixon Kennedy State House Sacramento GOP Rockefeller New York Robert M. Morgenthau Empire State Democrats William W. Scranton George Romney

GOP Gains In Governor Races Likely

Washington AP reports the 1962 election season ends with about 50 million voters casting ballots to shape the next Congress and 35 governorships. Observers expect some Republican gains but not a House majority, noting the Cuban crisis has muted public attention.

Washington

Lebanon Man Killed In Wreck In Russell County

A 25 year old William Fields of Lebanon Virginia died in a non collision crash on Alternate Route 58 eight miles west of Lebanon Russell County at 12 10 p m Sunday. Fields was driving a 1957 sedan which went out of control struck an embankment and rolled over killing him instantly. The weekend highway toll in Virginia reached six with this fatality.

Russell County Old Dominion Wytheville William Fields Lebanon Fields

Body of Maj Rudolf Anderson Jr Returns to U S

The body of Maj Rudolf Anderson Jr., 35, shot down over Cuba, was flown into Miami aboard a C54 with Swiss flag markings. The UN and Swiss government arranged the return, with Brig Gen Idar Jit Rikhye of India present in Havana as the transfer occurred. Survivors include his wife Frances Jane and two sons.

Miami Fla Rudolf Anderson Jr Cuba United States United Nations Pan American World Airways Havana Antonio Carillo Carreras Emil A. Stadelhofer Rikhye James O. Lykins Brownwood Tex John Hanley Special Missions Wing Andrews Air Force Base Washington Anderson Frances Jane Rudolf III James B Rudolf Anderson de Rio Defense Department

Reds Charge U S Diplomat With Spying in Moscow

Soviet Union expelled U S diplomat Richard Carl Jacob after Tass accused him of keeping secret liaison with a spy and removing intelligence data. U S embassy says charges are fabrication. Jacob detained and ordered to leave the Soviet Union.

Moscow Soviet Union U.S Richard Carl Jacob Washington State Department Tass Jacob Egg Harbor City N.J Pushkinskaya Street John M. McSweeney United Nations U.S. Navy United States U.N New York

Grenade Attack Kills U S Soldier in Can Tho Viet Nam

In Can Tho the vestibule explosion killed a U S Army Signal Corps enlisted man and wounded another soldier and a Vietnamese child who was expected to lose a leg. A third Vietnamese youth was hurt as guards were missing at the time. The city, near Saigon, has seen multiple grenade incidents recently.

Saigon Viet Nam Can Tho U.S U.S. Army Signal Corps Signal South Viet Nam Mekong River Delta

Three Die In Plane Crash At White Sulphur Springs

A light Beechcraft crashed near Greenbrier Mountain killing George Price 46 president of National Homes Co Lafayette Ind and his wife Elenor plus pilot Vincent Monroe and co pilot Charles Compliment. Alan Dibble survived with injuries. Price walked away but later hospitalized.

White Sulphur Springs W.va Indiana Greenbrier Mountain West Virginia George Price National Homes Co Lafayette Ind Alan C. Dibble Elenor Price Vincent Monroe Charles Compliment Dibble Price

Kennedy Insists On-Spot Cuba Inspections To End Missile Threat

President Kennedy signals that a lasting Cuban missile threat can only be ruled out with on the spot international inspections. He backs continued surveillance to prevent any new Soviet missiles from Cuba as U S and Soviet negotiators press at the United Nations.

Washington Kennedy Cuba U.S United Nations Anastas I. Mikoyan Fidel Castro Havana United States

U.S. Soviet Cuba talks include three hour luncheon

Top U.S. and Soviet negotiators held a three hour luncheon in New York with no results announced. John J. McCloy hosted for Vasily Kuznetsov while Adlai Stevenson did not attend. A Red Cross inspection plan for Cuba ships was also discussed.

Kennedy Nikita S. Khrushchev Cuba Moscow Washington U.S United Nations New York John J. McCloy Vasily V. Kuznetsov Khrushchev Paul Ruegger International Committee of the Red Cross Red Cross McCloy Stamford Anastas I. Mikoyan MecCloy Adlai E. Stevenson Stevenson Ruegger Geneva U.N U Thant Havana Haiti

Mikoyan Wife Dies in Moscow Amid Cuba Talks

Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan mourned his wife Ashkhen Lazaryevna Mikoyan who died in Moscow after a long illness. He remained in Havana for crisis talks with Fidel Castro on Soviet missiles in Cuba as his son traveled to Moscow for the funeral.

Havana Anastas I. Mikoyan Fidel Castro U.S Cuba Mikoyan Castro New York Moscow Ashkhen Lazaryevna Mikoyan Sergei Mikoyan Institute of World Affairs and International Relations Sergio Osvaldo Corticos Hoy Mundo U.S.S.R

Pope John XXIII Opens Fifth Year With Ecumenical Council

Vatican City AP Pope John XXIII marked the fifth year of his reign amid pageantry as the Vatican Ecumenical Council opened. About 10 000 attendees including diplomats gathered at St Peter's Basilica with the pope praising the council and urging bishops to hold fast to truth while allowing varied applications of doctrine. He noted innovations in form and dress as times change.

Vatican City John XXIII Vatican Ecumenical Council St. Peter's Basilica God St. Paul Jesus Christ

Weirton Man Faces Murder Charge

Rudy Dopudja, 72, of Weirton, is to face a murder charge before the Brooks County Grand Jury in Wellsburg West Virginia over the death of an elderly Weirton woman.

Wellsburg W.va Rudy Dopudja Weirton Brooks County

Inside ae steers free Abby

Readable sections include classifieds, society briefs, sports notes, and editorials. The fragment mentions a character Abby and random page labels such as Princeton Classified and Weather Goren seed, with unclear context.

Ae Steers Abby Princeton Classified Society Weather

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