Republican Leaders Blast Kennedy On Cuban Question
Three top Republican leaders fault the Kennedy administration for irresolution on Cuba, calling Cuba the central campaign issue. They accuse officials of avoiding the topic, while Democratic Chairman John Bailey counters that communism took hold in Cuba in 1958 under Eisenhower. Bailey criticizes Republicans for lacking alternatives and competence in national security.
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Student Prince Mourner At Mock Rites
London reporters captured Prince William of Gloucester in a top hat and moth-eaten frock coat leading a mock funeral through Cambridge. Thirty mourners accompanied a wake for Magdalene College students Philip Gordon and Simon Keswick, who flunked exams and were expelled.
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Berlin tensions and U S indictments in savings loan case
West German leader faces Kennedy talks as Adenauer plans to visit. Indictments charge Edlin and Robinson in Maryland savings and loan schemes tied to First Continental and First Colony. Grand jury cites 37 contacts with Justice officials and a Johnson speech distribution to depositors. Kennedy calls the probe significant while Republicans react critically.
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New U S Ambassador Kobler Meets Soviet Leader in Moscow
Foy D. Kobler, new U.S. ambassador to Moscow, held a three hour Kremlin meeting with Premier Khu shchev on international issues and Soviet American relations. Berlin, Cuba, and U.S. responses to Kremlin policies were noted as likely topics of discussion.
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Moon Shot Postponed By Storm Threat At Cape Canaveral
Cape Canaveral reports a NASA moon launch postponed due to a tropical storm off the Florida coast. The delay follows a radio telemetry issue and harsh weather, with a new window not until around November 13 when conditions align for optimal lunar ascent.
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Viet Nam War Shifts U S Combat Role Deepens
Four dead as Viet Nam fighting widens across highlands near Ban Me Thuot. U S ground forces move closer to direct action, with spotter planes and helicopters taking part in operations against Viet Cong. Western observers note policy shifts easing self defense rules, while Geneva accord tensions and Soviet actions shape broader Cold War context.
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Ranger 3 and 5 lunar missions face weather and political delays
NASA officials warned winds could force postponement at Cape Canaveral for Ranger 3 and Ranger 5 launches. If aborted, rockets would be moved to hangars to survive hurricane winds. Ranger 5 aims to relay over 140 moon surface images, while Congo politics and Katanga secession threaten planned cooperation in other contexts.
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Armed Man Attempts To Hijack Bus In Texas
In San Antonio a gunman hijacked a bus carrying 20 passengers along Texas highways Monday night. Charles Couser escaped, a highway patrolman arrested Ted Mundine for assault with intent to murder and hijacking, while Everett Word helped subdue the suspect. Moises Rodriguez of Monterrey was wounded, his condition serious. The assailant offered no reason for the attack as his wife rode the bus.
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Woman and son accused in Corpus Christl death case
In Corpus Christi Texas authorities say a woman Lor Graning and her son Dickie Lambert age 16 killed her husband Melvin B Graning a Western Electric supervisor after failing to hire someone to kill him They allegedly dragged him from their home placed him in a car trunk and drowned him in the Nueces River after promising others money to make it look like an accident The pair reported to police the night before the discovery of the body and claimed they acted to avoid financial hardship.
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Harriman highlights U.S. exports to Japan at Harvest Festival
New York Governor Harriman told about 8,000 attendees in Nashville North Carolina that U S exports to Japan exceeded imports by 50 percent last year and that trade with Japan has tripled in six years. He cited Japan as the largest buyer of U S agricultural products and urged continued trade expansion to counter communism.
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Tongans Rescue Survivors From Wreck Near Suva
A Japanese vessel wreck site near Suva yielded ten survivors, of which three were stretcher cases. The rest were reported physically in good condition as rescuers rushed them to a Suva hospital.
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Ben Bella lauds Cuban revolution progress in Havana visit
Ben Bella praised what he called the Cuban revolution's extraordinary progress and said he was deeply moved to be in Cuba. He noted Algeria’s FLN medal honor for Castro, pledged comradery, and stated Algeria will be with Cuba on the road to liberation. The welcome included a motorcade with Cuban guards, flags, and thousands of cheering workers as Ben Bella, Castro, and Dorticos rode through Havana. A visit lasting at least 48 hours will include talks with Castro. mediation rumors were denied.
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