Kennedy Visits SAC Post on Pearl Harbor Anniversary
President Kennedy flies to Strategic Air Command headquarters at Offutt Air Force Base to inspect the facilities and the progress of nuclear deterrent and Rover project work. The trip marks Pearl Harbor’s anniversary and SACs Minuteman deployment as Kennedy tours subterranean command rooms.
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London Smog Lifts as 106 Die in Four Day Grip
London emerges from a four day fog with 106 dead and many in hospitals. Visibility improves to 150 yards and flights resume slowly. trains are behind schedule and buses return early as fog clears in patches. Sir Winston Churchill dined amid the haze.
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Soviet troops in Cuba building underground forts and airfields
The New York Times cites a Nov 29 Havana report via anti Castro channels noting continued Soviet presence in Cuba. It says units and advisers remain, some camps closed, with 5 000 to 10 000 combat troops still there. The Russians reportedly aid Cuban forces to redeploy defenses.
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U S expects Soviet troop pullout from Cuba after weapons removal
U S authorities expect 9000 to 15000 Soviet troops to leave Cuba as bombers and missiles are withdrawn. Navy planes counted 42 bombers aboard outgoing Soviet ships. Officials say no missiles remain and negotiators will seek full troop removal in New York talks.
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Northeast Snowstorm Paralyzes Northeast Region
A damaging snowstorm swept the Northeast with winds to 70 mph and drifts up to 20 feet. Hundreds of schools closed and thousands lost power as lines snapped. Public transit stalled, and at least 15 deaths were reported across several states including New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, West Virginia, Michigan, and Ohio.
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Reds Call For Talks On Bases
Pravda calls for negotiations to liquidate American military bases around the Soviet Union. Yuri Zhukov presents the demand as a response to U.S. overseas bases and stresses they provoke the Soviet Union and support propped up regimes.
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Rescue Crews Near 37 Trapped Miners at Robena Mine
Rescue workers dug toward the trapped men at Robena No. 3 mine, reaching about 4 000 feet with 22 hours of effort after a Thursday explosion. 26 miners were initially believed trapped, with 44 workers unhurt in another section. gas, rubble, and buckled concrete hinder the effort as families pray for survivors.
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Safety procedures surveyed after wayward Polaris missile incident
A Polaris test weapon twisted after second stage ignition and landed in the Atlantic 300 to 350 miles northeast of Cape Canaveral. The range safety command destruct system operated, but a large section remained powered and deviated inland threat avoided due to ocean landing. No nuclear device was aboard.
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Brothers at Robena mine disaster scene in Carmichaels
Three Marra brothers Joseph Anthony and Alex Jr stand by the Robena Mine disaster site at Carmichaels Pennsylvania as their father Alex Sr is reported among 37 miners trapped in the incident.
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Miller drives GOP push for Southern votes in 1964
Republican National Chairman William E. Miller outlined an all-out campaign in 1964 to win Southern electoral votes and expand congressional seats. He defended Southern inroads as a result of principled effort, rejecting guilt over ties to segregationists and signaling no uncontested races in the South.
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Two Girls Feared Dead In Central Wesleyan Dorm Fire
A blaze in a three story girls dorm at Central Wesleyan College in Central South Carolina left two freshmen missing and presumed dead. Myrna Stuart 18 of Doraville Georgia and Crystal Bennett 19 of Aumsville Oregon were last seen on the third floor after Miss Stuart reportedly returned to aid Miss Bennett. Fifty six residents and three counselors escaped into sub freezing air as the fire raged from about 145 a.m. The search continued through the night and into late morning with authorities listing the two as missing and presumed dead.
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Car costs beyond gas and oil you may overlook
The article notes an average annual car cost around $900 and lists additional expenses to consider beyond fuel and oil. Mary Feeley, author of the column Live Within Your Income, explains how to cut operating costs in the new series starting Monday.
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