Soviet Grip Tightens On Cuba
An AP analysis by William L. Ryan argues Moscow now controls Cuba’s government and military. It describes a 300000-strong force trained by Soviet officers, Russian radar and MIG aircraft, and Havana ringed by Soviet equipment and political commissars.
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U S Surveillance Expands Around Guantanamo Base
U S military surveillance extends along Cuba from Guantanamo Bay into Caribbean waters and airspace. Air Force radar planes and U2 reconnaissance flights based in Florida conduct missions near Cuban shores while acknowledging jurisdictional limits and safety distances. President Kennedy recently announced heightened Caribbean watch.
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C&NW Rail Talks End as Strike Continues
Washington AP reports negotiations to end a 17 day strike by about 1000 Order of Railway Telegraphers broke up on Saturday. The railroad said talks would not resume until the union concedes on job security. The walkout has idled around 15 500 railway workers across nine states.
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Shipping Curbs Not Likely
US pressure to halt Soviet aid ships to Cuba spreads to Europe but curbs appear unlikely. Britain privately urges shipowners to avoid arming Cuba while West German and Greek ports face possible controls. A Norwegian claim shows mixed cargoes, and Soviet shipping minister Bakayev says the Soviet fleet can handle trade without Western charters.
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Russians Caught Spying At U.N.
Atty. Gen. Kennedy said two Soviet UN employees were found engaging in intelligence activities with help from a New York Republican candidate, Richard H. Flink. The translator Yuri Mishukov and political affairs officer Yuri Zaitsev left the U.S. this summer after trying to recruit Flink to push pro Soviet policies. The case was reported to the U.N. Secretariat on July 26.
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Type 3 Vaccine Usage Questioned in Polio Outbreaks
The U S Public Health Service urged a temporary halt in Type III Sabin oral polio vaccine for adults after 16 polio cases linked to the vaccine were reviewed. Canadian authorities halted mass use pending further study following four paralytic polio cases in four million recipients. The panel's advisory recommendation may pause many immunization programs but leaves decisions to local officials.
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Mansfield Urges Bipartisan Unity Over Cuba Berlin Fear
Senate majority leader Mike Mansfield warns against focusing only on Cuba as Berlin worsens and other flashpoints grow. He urges bipartisan support for Kennedy and asks Britain and France to back Berlin policy while a joint committee hears Rusk and McNamara on Cuba.
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Miami Crushes Pitt 23-14 in 1962 Opener
Miami of Florida rallied for a 23-14 victory over Pittsburgh before 3,000 and TV viewers. George Mira and Nick Spinelli starred as Miami upset Pitt after trailing 3-0, while other openers saw Iowa State beat Drake 14-7 and Wyoming top Montana with late scores.
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Kennedy Battle Shapes Massachusetts Senate Primary
Ed ward M Kennedy presses a tight Democratic race in Massachusetts for the U S Senate as Edward J McCormack Jr and George Cabot Lodge vie for the GOP nomination. Analysts cite Kennedy name influence independence turnout and candidate experience plus women voters while Lodge attacks age and record.
Poltergeists Invite Attention in Virginia Home
Associated Press reports poltergeist activity in Portsmouth Virginia at the Daughtrey home. Parapsychology researchers led by William Roll of the Psychical Research Foundation observed events and see potential parapsychological forces at work while the Daughtreys plan to move.
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Harrison Strong For Old Values
Virginia Governor Albertis S. Harrison Jr. spoke at the Public Utilities Association of the Virginias insisting states rights preserve freedom. He urged aggressive vocal conservatism and cited George Mason’s principles of justice and virtue as guiding the balance between state sovereignties and the federal government.
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Girl Spends Week In Fayette Woods
A 15 year old girl who left home after a quarrel spent nearly a week outdoors in Fayette County before being taken into custody. State Police said she slept in laurel thickets and wore a toreador pants outfit. She was detained at Fayetteville Juvenile headquarters pending a hearing.
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Global Tensions and Polio Debate Highlight Page One Summary
The Moscow Cuba deed draws crowds as Soviet criticism of imperialism mounts amid U S NATO pressure and Cuba watching. Public Health Service urges a pause on Sabin polio vaccine after adult polio cases linked to the vaccine. Kennedy McCormack primary in Massachusetts signals contest for the Senate as Kennedy’s name tests voter appeal. Two Soviet N Y U N officials’ bid to influence a Republican NY Assembly candidate revealed. Virginia Democrats target GOP incumbents in the Ninth District race.
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