Weather Snapshot Across Regions With Mild Temps
Forecasts show mostly cloudy conditions with brief sun breaks across multiple areas through Saturday. Temperatures generally hold steady with highs in the 60s, lows in the 40s to mid 50s, and light to moderate west to northwest winds.
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Nation debates use of weapons in Cuba crisis
Washington officials keep options open as McNamara says policy is not to reveal in advance what weapons might be used. The piece notes talk of possible aerial or amphibious actions to force Cuban missile removal, with discussion of targets, ranges, and strategic considerations amid the Cuba crisis.
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What To Do Answers Offered On State Civil Defense
Sacramento AP: Director J Alan K Jonas of the California Disaster Office presented answers to common civil defense questions. He urged calm and self reliance while seeking information to make family emergency plans. There is no federal activation of a civil defense program yet, but if it happens the public will be informed immediately. Local civil defense offices or government agencies provide information. Readiness items include water in sealed containers, seven gallons per person, radios, first aid, medical handbook, battery radio, eating utensils, tools, blankets, maps. Shelters are announced by newspapers and local defense officials. Schools have civil defense plans. evacuation generally means staying put and taking best shelter. Pamphlets like Fallout Protection are available. A two weeks food supply that spoils slowly and requires no refrigeration is advised. Your civil defense office can supply shelter construction information.
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Powers endorses Brown in California race amid Cuban crisis
former California lieutenant governor Butch Powers endorses incumbent Edmund G. Brown in the race against Richard Nixon. Powers denounces Nixon as using the Cuban crisis for votes and predicts a Brown victory by a substantial margin, signaling a rare party crossfire during the campaign.
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Nixon backs JFK in California campaign tour
Nixon and wife Pat led a California swing through Hayward San Leandro and San Ramon Village stressing calm during the Cuban crisis. He urged Californians to avoid panic, aim for leadership, and praised Kennedy's stance on retaliation to reduce the danger of full scale war.
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McNamara Hunkers Down as Cuba Crisis Grows
Washington AP reports Defense Secretary Robert McNamara makes the Pentagon his base, sleeping near his office after the Cuba crisis intensified. Nixon urges firmness against Castro and Khrushchev, comparing Castro to Hitler and calling Khrushchev the coldest man he has met while noting personal ties to both leaders.
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Briefing Says Cuba Hits Missile Readiness 30 to 40 Ready
Congressional briefings report Cuba has 30 to 40 missiles ready to fire and sites expanding for launches since the blockade. Officials indicated a second salvo could follow, with Soviet technicians continuing work on 24‑mile range bases. Some missiles could be launched tomorrow with materials. warheads status remains uncertain.
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Metrecal on Shelter List Stirs NYC Debate
UPI report notes reactions from governors and congressmen across 11 northeast states as a supermarket manager observes near universal approval of no decision. One woman bought Metrecal and two cases were linked to shelter plans amid partisan comments.
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America Radio Tells of Crisis Broadcast Efforts
Washington reports that the U S information service aired an eight and a half hour broadcast aimed at saturating Russia and its European satellites with the U S side of the Cuban crisis Officials said monitoring indicated the transmissions penetrated Soviet jamming to a large extent The report notes preliminary and tentative findings from Washington France and other capitals.
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