Some Commie Ships Alter Course Amid Cuban Crisis
The White House said no new notes from Khrushchev as U.S. officials monitor Soviet moves. Kennedy orders a naval quarantine, announces military buildup, and seeks regional support while diplomacy continues with Argentina Costa Rica Honduras and other Latin American nations.
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Recess appointment to federal court discussed by White House
Almond could serve with full pay until the Senate acts or until a recess appointment expires. If approved at the next session he could serve for life on the federal court. White House spokesman refused to guarantee Senate action next year. Maj. Gen. Booth said no alert ordered for Virginia National Guard amid Cuban situation. Civil defense offices report rising public interest in information.
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Emergency meeting called by top GOP hopeful amid NY campaign
Defense frontrunner for the 1964 Republican nomination announced an emergency meeting during a re election swing in upstate New York. He will adjust schedules to attend party yard property events as Civil Defense drills and shelter preparations intensify nationwide. A postal inspector linked Richards to a mail truck robbery plot, naming a third person involved.
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Meredith Desegregation Crisis Sparks Campus Riots at Ole Miss
On the 18th day of Meredith’s attendance at Ole Miss, protests surged as marshals moved through a shouting crowd. Earlier, a rock-throwing incident Oct. 8 damaged a cafe. A campus riot after Sept. 30 left two dead and hundreds injured. Mississippi Gov. Ross Barnett claimed the State College Board acted independently in appointing him registrar, saying federal courts had ordered Meredith's admission.
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State Highway Patrol
Cuba Quarantine Moves Spark Global Demonstrations
Conferees noted Cuba crisis could delay decisions as Soviet ships near Cuba faced a U S blockade. State Department briefings for Congress were arranged while civil defense agencies readied for emergencies. Demonstrations erupted worldwide from Moscow to London and Bloomington as airspace controls and ship instructions tightened.
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UN leaders urge immediate Cuba crisis negotiations
Thant appeals to the parties to enter talks tonight if possible to avert a nuclear confrontation. Delegates discuss U.N. action to dismantle missile bases in Cuba, with Britain France and others backing the U.S. resolution and the Soviet Union pushing for lifting the quarantine.
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Burlington Records Record Sales Hit Over One Billion
Burlington Industries reports a record 1962 fiscal year with consolidated net sales of 1,010,024,000 and earnings of 37,477,000 or 3.04 per share on 11,958,000 shares. The board raises the regular quarterly dividend to 3.00 per share payable Dec 1 to holders of record Nov 5.
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Old Flim Flam Game Nets Another 1800
A 71-year-old Richmond woman reported she was robbed of $1,300 in a scam at a downtown variety store. A man and a woman lured her into a phony scheme claiming $10,000, then took her money after a staged show of cash and checks. She withdrew $1,500 and handed over $1,800 plus her share of the supposed fortune, but the money was never returned.
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Discrimination Charged In Hospital Employment
NAACP asks state hospital board to investigate alleged discriminatory employment practices at Central State Hospital Petersburg with focus on Negro staffing and cafeteria closure. Board to study Gunter letter. investigation may take time. Also, marker bid for Easter State Hospital and sewer meter project at Southwestern State Hospital approved.
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End of Cuban Crisis Diplomacy Speaks of Talks
Amid rising tensions the text notes Kennedy open to discussions with Khrushchev, contingent on the premier traveling to the United States for U.N. General Assembly talks. Diplomatic sources in Washington indicate there were further developments.
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International stock chatter ties to Washington talks
The report notes U.S. and world leaders including Kennedy Macmillan Khrushchev and de Gaulle in a tense market backdrop. Stocks show gains and losses with names like Sears Roebuck General Motors American Telephone and IBM moving amid talk of four power meetings and pre election tensions.
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Khrushchev on Cuba and nuclear risk fuels uneasy talks
In Havana Khrushchev warned that current policy could trigger a nuclear war, while discussions with Cuban leaders and a Soviet freighter delay raise tensions. The Kremlin’s intent remained unclear as a circus voyage to Havana and potential strategic goods shipments loomed amid stalled replies to US prompts.
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