02 Nov 1962
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1962
Page
1
Massachusetts native Dr Knight has been named president of Duke University. The announcement identifies Knight as a scholar with leadership experience in higher education and notes his appointment will guide Duke through upcoming academic initiatives.
Fidel Castro rejects foreign supervision of Soviet missile base dismantling in Cuba and again calls for the United States to relinquish Guantanamo Bay. He says strategic missiles are being removed while other weapons remain on Cuban soil.
Washington AP reports Secretary of Defense McNamara says early analysis shows Cuba missile dismantling is underway. Defense spokesman notes missile launcher erectors removed, much launch equipment gone, and abandoned cable conduits between control points and pads.
South Florida reports air and naval activity over Cuba as U S forces keep a blockade while Castro rejects U N inspection of dismantling missiles. Gov Bryant tours Key West, pilots toil under long shifts, and UN and Soviet officials discuss the crisis.
The White House called a New York Herald Tribune report on Kennedy's letter inaccurate claiming the piece was written in agitation. The article discussed Khrushchev's letter and referenced a withheld second note tied to dismantling Cuban missile bases.
The State Department, following the Pentagon, seeks reports of talks with reporters. The Defense Department issued a similar directive, drawing criticism. Sun-Times reported Kennedy backed controls requiring officials to name the journalist, media, interview time, and topic. Assistant Secretary Robert Manning dismissed it as a childish story.
The first of ten U S Air Force transports lifted from Rhein Main near Frankfurt en route to Calcutta with light infantry weapons including mountain artillery. Ambassador Galbraith cautioned India that arms alone cannot stop aggression and no American instructors will accompany the shipments.
Republicans charge President Kennedy slow to recognize Soviet missile buildup in Cuba. They cite Oct 22 quarantine speech while administration notes warned in late August of possible sites. By RELMAN MORIN AP. See WAS on Page 2A.
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