U S Says All Cuban Missile Bases Dismantled
The United States announces that aerial photographs confirm removal of all MRBM and IRBM bases in Cuba. Reports detail movements of missiles and transporters to port facilities as Mikoyan and Cuban officials discuss on site inspection and bomber removal with Thant and McCloy coordinating.
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M. Persexinel
Bat Fidel Castro
Cuba
U Taant
Havana
Castro
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Anastas I. Mikoyan
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Red Cross
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New York
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Thant
Asst
Arthur Sylvester
Cuban
Kennedy Letter Defines Cuba Security Pledge Rims Soviets
U S delegate says the Cuba invasion guarantee is clear in Kennedy's Oct 27 letter to Khrushchev and notes no timing for the next U S Soviet talks. He mentions Navy inspections of outbound Soviet vessels and a likely first inspection Thursday night as several ships depart Mariel. Grain futures show slight weakness on the Board of Trade with mixed trades and limited export buying in wheat.
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Pentagon
Sylvester
Defense Department
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Divinogorsk
Bratsk
Mariel
Havana
Soviet Union
Cuba
Stevenson
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Chicago
Board of Trade
Guilty Verdict With Leniency Asked In Death
In Liege Belgium prosecutors urge a guilty verdict with leniency for a mother Suzanne Vandeput and three relatives plus a doctor in a baby poisoning case. Baby Carinne Vandeput born May 22 died after alleged barbiturate involvement. Jury to decide verdict and then judges determine sentences.
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Liege
Belgium
Leon Cappuyns
Car‘inne Vandeput
Suzanne Vandeput
Jean
Monique de la Marrk
Fernande Coipel
Jacques Casters
Cappeyns
Casters
Cappuyns
Vandeput
New Delhi
Kennedy mourns Mrs Roosevelt as nation bids farewell
President Kennedy joined by predecessors at Mrs Roosevelt’s funeral in Independence Missouri. Harry S Truman said she was a woman of courage and devotion as political figures reflected on her public service. The coverage ties into wartime leadership and shared national mourning.
Flags Half Staff After Roosevelt Burial and Election Turmoil
A fresh wave of flag halfstaff orders follows Mrs. Roosevelt’s burial as Kennedy’s aides consider a Maine recount and state legislatures face unsettled results. Governors Rockefeller Volpe Hoff and others are named in related campaigns and shifts, with victories shaping a new Congress and reapportionment altering seats.
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Kennedy
Roosevelt
Maine
Albany
New York
Republic
Joeth
Massachusetts
Rooevelt
A. Volpe
I Volpe
Volpe
Vermont
Philip
Hoff
Ray Keyser Jr
Keyser
Alaska
William E. Egan
Mike Stepovich
North Dakota
William L. Guy
iMark Andrews
Ralph J. Rivers
Lowell Thomas Jr
Congress
Roosevelt Mourned as Tuberculosis Diagnosis Confirmed
The report confirms tuberculosis as the cause of Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt’s death after a battle with lung infection and anemia. Her funeral details outline private services for family and select public figures, with burial in the Roosevelt estate rose garden near Hyde Park.
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Bris
Roosevelt
Anna Eleanor Halsted
Franklin Jr
John
Elliott
Miami
James Roosevelt
D-Calif
West Coast
George W. Sweet
Hyde Park
Knoll
I Roosevelt
Kennedy
Truman
Gordon L. Kidd
St. James Episcopal Church
Ueda
Dawle O
James Halsted
Hydeark
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Nuclear disarmament talks urged amid Cuban crisis mounting pressure
The General Assembly urged resuming Geneva nuclear free zone talks by next Monday while Melo Franco and other delegates cited the Cuban crisis as proof that disarmament is urgent. British minister Godber asked the Soviet Union to modify its stance as tensions rise. FAA faulted Eastern crews for missing cockpit pictures and warned pilots to respond within 10 days to civil penalties, citing a possible pattern of inattentiveness and delayed evidence amid a labor dispute.
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General Assembly
Geneva
Melo Franco
U.N
Joseph B. Godber
Soviet Union
Eastern
FAA
iChairman Khrushchev
Thelio
United
Nations
Jin
Cuba
Mrs FDR in Various Roles Echoes U Thant Grief
The report notes Mrs FDR taking on multiple capacities while reflecting on the sorrow of U Thant, who called the occasion a deeply solemn moment. The piece emphasizes international diplomacy, leadership duties, and the human cost of political service as portrayed by contemporary observers.
Carney Held After Mishap In New York
New York AP Actor Art Carney was arrested for drunken driving after his sports car collided with a taxicab at Broadway and 70th Street in Manhattan. He refused a sobriety test and was held for night court then released to his attorney for a Friday appearance. Understudy Donald Woods substituted on stage.
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New York
Art Carney
Bronway
70Th Street
Manhattan
Donald Woods
Carney
Wrexham Rd
Yonkers
N.Y
Ed Nortce
Jackie Gleason
Edward Cherry
Southerner Hits Truck Killing Two Train Crewmen
An Anniston area crash involving a Sethe Railway streamliner the Southerner and a heavily loaded gasoline tanker at a rural crossing near Basaboga killed two train crewmen J A McWhorter 35 engineer and Harold L Bolden 42 fireman both Birmingham residents. The truck driver Roy McMurray 27 escaped as flames engulfed the loco. Passengers unharmed. The seven car train was bound from Atlanta to New Orleans.
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Sethe Railway
Basiaboga
Anniston
J. A. McWhorter
Harold L. Bolden
Bill Signed Into Law Despite Mistakes
Authorities say the president's bill is law and can only be changed by Congress passing a new law after it reconvenes in January. The last time a flawed bill was challenged, in 1892 the Supreme Court ruled that once attested by the House speaker and president of the Senate and signed, it bound law despite errors. It may not recur until the 21st century.
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Congress
Supreme Court
House
Senate
India China clash fuels rally as Nehru defends actions
Nehru's government confronts renewed Indian military probing against China in the Chushul area. Radhakrishnan tours front lines, praising troops' morale while acknowledging allied help and urging continued mobilization. Public demonstrations erupt as India seeks support from the United States Britain and other nations amid Sino-Indian tensions.
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Chushul
India
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
Tezpuc
Army Corps
Bombia
Se Pass
Radhakrishnan
Britain
Peiping
Hitle
Nehra
India-China Friendship Association
Red
China
Caou En-lai
Indian Communist Party
Dia
Bombay
Netru
United States
Miister V. K. Krishna Menon
Pakistan
Kashmir
Britain's drug scare names key figures amid security concerns
Britain faces a drug controversy with statements from Kraith denying knowledge of Va5isall’s sexuality and a clerk's lack of staying at his home. The government cites shipments to New York New Jersey Massachusetts California Minnesota and Ohio. Milton Sacks Eugene J Voss Rob ert Goldman and Harry B Gimbel are named in the faction with Gimbel as induction supervisor over all department security. A report on lax security was proposed after naval oversight criticism. If convicted, defendants face up to one year in prison and a $1000 fine per count. They may plead by November 15.
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New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
California
Minnesota
Ohio
Milton Sacks
Eugene J. Voss
Robert Goldman
Laboraae UN uuuiTtories
Harry B. Gimbel
Carrington
Britain
Gimbel
Admiralty
Macmillan
Slayings in London underworld and Indiana farm killings
Louisville police report Miss Bar none Barmore a 4 year old daughter was killed after night out near Charlestown. Victims Miss Webb and Miss Dawson found nearby in Indiana cornfield. Coroner noted mutilation and drag into field. In Franklin Indiana two elderly women Elizabeth Mahaffey and Ruth Orgain were hacked to death with a small ax. Delphine Ott, daughter of Mrs. Mahaffey, 61, held for grand jury on murder charge.
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London
Louisville
Miss Barnore
George Barmore
Miss Barmore
Roy Abbott
Charlestown
Ohio River
Miss Webb
Miss Dawson
Indiana
Edwin Coots
Franklin, Ind
Indiana College Town
Delphine Ott
Johnson County
Grand Jury
Indianapolis
Elizabeth Mahaffey
Trustees at Wake Forest clash over faith aims
A ministerial group urged electing nine trustees of their choosing to steer Wake Forest toward a stricter Christian campus atmosphere while Dr Tribble defended the current system. The convention may decide whether to appoint new trustees amid ongoing debate on college governance. Also covering a Chicago meat market report notes slumping hog prices and varied grade offerings with shifts in top values.
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Tribble
Dr. Tribble
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