U S reveals new data on missile sites
Reporters after a briefing in San Francisco heard Rep Dan Magnuson say Soviets control the missile sites and keep Cubans out. Navy boarding disrupted ships near Cuba as Kennedy's quarantine pressurized the Caribbean. White House officials noted continued missile site work in Cuba despite the blockade as speculation swirled over potential actions. Local theft noted as a car stripped from a construction site in Boston.
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Bridgeport Airport aid plans reveal FAA funded upgrades
The Bridgeport airport project outlines $1.456 million in costs with half covered by federal aid. Plans cover taxiways, lighting, and a 7100 foot extension to the instrument runway, plus a new service road and hangar relocations. State and federal officials discuss eligibility under FAA programs and projected timelines.
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Computer aided heart diagnosis system described
A new computer based EKG analysis system can distinguish normal from abnormal tracings and guide doctors. Tests plan to install in two Washington state hospitals and a doctor's office, with smaller hospitals and individual practitioners benefiting from expert interpretation. Developed by Airborne Instruments Laboratory and Bell Telephone linked via Telstar, the setup allows bedside readings transmitted to specialists for bedside interpretation.
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Russia seeks landing rights and Cuba link at UN
A Braz diplomat at the UN says Russia is pressuring Brazil for transit rights to reach Cuba. Algerian sources at the UN doubt Soviet ability to use Algerian main fields. The report notes Cuba base needs due to Russia lacking transport aircraft. US intelligence reportedly tracks Megalons nuclear warheads in Cuba under Soviet control.
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Room ransacked at Elmwood home. cash taken
Peter Carmen of 6 Elmwood reported a quiet afternoon break in at 6:15 pm when an unlocked chain channeled entry allowed a portable typewriter and cash totaling 825 to be stolen. Police noted the room was entered sometime in the afternoon.
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Nehru assumes sweeping power amid crisis in India front
Nehru consolidates emergency authority as Indian defense reports mixed gains and heavy casualties on the frontier with China. Government spokesmen claim two Chinese attacks repulsed near Langin and Kibloe, while positions 32 and 49 miles east of Langin are abandoned amid advancing forces and bitter cold in the northeastern frontier.
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IAM Endorses Willan D. Graham for State Treasurer
The International Association of Machinists APL-CLO State Council backs Republican Willan D. Graham of Hartford for state treasurer, citing a wide show of support in the campaign. It rejects Democratic rival Gerald A. Lamb amid local Waterbury union tensions and Watersary disputes. Major factor in fish growth noted as water productivity.
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Snowstorm blankets Northeast with record early snowfall
A major regional snow event dumped inches across Catsopatis Van Buren Paw Paw and Altegan with up to 10 inches in parts of New York and Maryland. Indianapolis and Peoria posted early season record snows. Weather forecasters warned of continued cold as a high pressure front moved from the Mississippi Valley toward New England.
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Duvalier Offers Haiti Aid to U S Cuba Blockade
Port au Prince Haiti October President Francois Duvalier whose regime has feuded with the United States over aid questions joins Latin American nations in offering assistance to the U S blockade of Cuba. He places at the disposal of U S naval and air blockade units Haiti harbor facilities and authorizes stepped up coast guard and air force patrols in cooperation with the blockade.
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REPORTER SEAL SHIP INTERCEPTED IN THE CARIBBEAN
A reporter describes intercepting a naval action as a destroyer redirected a tanker through a channel while noting sightings of a freighter near the Windward Passage and a patrol near Hispaniola. The account includes a Cuba coast approach toward Guantanamo Bay and a warning to stay three miles off Cuban waters.
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Milford Man Hurt In Crash Near Lansdale Avenue
A 31 year old Milford man was injured when the car he rode in rear ended another car on the Post road near Lansdale Avenue and then hit a parked vehicle. He was taken to Milford Hospital in fair condition with facial and neck lacerations. passenger Robert O Connell, 28 Tuyco Court, was injured as his head went through the windshield. Driver Ev ing L Maines, 46, of 40 Biscayne Drive Stratford, was arrested on DUI charges. Haines and Nickerson treated for minor injuries. Bond set at 500 dollars for Haines. A second item reports Haiti and the Cuban crisis with U S cooperation referenced.
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Minyan Breakfast Canceled in Respect for Late Leader
The Minyan breakfast by the Brotherhood of Congregation Rodeph Sholom was canceled in respect for Max Solalf, former president of the Brotherhood, who died Thursday. The event is rescheduled for November 11.
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Truce Sought as Cuba Crisis Evolves
Khrushchev hints temporary halt while Thant, Kennedy press for deescalation amid Soviet ships near Cuba. Stevenson meets Thant and Zorin as talks progress, with U.N. mediation urged and inquiries about a possible high level diplomatic gathering. Soviet missile activity around Cuba continues to be observed with caution.
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Coleman Renews Call on Dempsey Leadership in Speed and DUI Bills
Newtown Delaware State Rep Edward J Coleman Republican candidate for reelection criticized Governor Dempsey for failing to lead on three highway safety and liquor laws. Coleman pledged support for speed limits chemical tests for drunken driving and minors liquor possession, urging a Republican governor to push them into law at a Buttonball Drive Sandy Hook coffee event hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Gehring.
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Fencing at Air Force Academy NCAA Championships
Coln AP reports the 39th NCAA fencing championships will be staged at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, running March 29. Strong local venue note places the event at the academy with teams and competitors from across the NCAA circuit.
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