Albania’s Hoxha Attacks Khrushchev Amid Sino Soviet Rift
Albanian Communist leader Enver Hoxha denounces Nikita Khrushchev as a traitor to Marxist-Leninist principles and ally of revisionists. He accuses Moscow of blocking Soviet science benefits while siding with Tito and capitalist scientists, highlighting a deepening split with Beijing.
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William L. Ryan
Socialist Camp
International Communist and Worker's Movement
Friends
U.S.S.R
Enver Hoxha
Albanian Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
Red Chinese
Hoxha
Moscow
Khrushchev
Communist Movement
Albania
Tirana
West
United States
Tito
Yugoslavia
Soviet leave from Cuba seen as missile removal continues
Aerial photos show thousands of Soviet personnel preparing to depart Cuba as missiles are moved back toward Russia under a U S Soviet accord. Officials link withdrawals to Khrushchev fulfilling a pledge to Kennedy, though no clear signs about removing IL 28 bombers. Khrushchev sent a secret letter to Kennedy on the crisis.
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Russia
High Seas
Caribbean
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Cuba
United States
Administration
Reds Balk At U N Inspection During Cuban Missile Crisis
The Soviet Union resists removing bombers and on site Cuba inspections while pressing Fidel Castro’s five point demands. Adlai Stevenson says talks with Kremlin negotiators continue amid unresolved issues. Castro claims the bombers belong to his government and plans to keep missiles rushing by Khrushchev order to move missiles away.
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Soviet Union
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Caribbean
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Kremlin
Carlos Lechuga
Castro
Khrushchev
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Red Ships Intercepted by U S Navy Near Cuba
U S Navy vessels intercepted five Russian ships outbound from Cuba. Missiles and missile equipment were seen on at least three decks, with two ships later confirmed to have visible missiles in protective casings. Photographs were sent for analysis as officials await final confirmation.
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Washington
U.S. Navy
Cuba
Defense Department
Arthur Sylvester
Sylvester
Dvinogorsk
Volgoles
Lavinsk
U.S
Pentagon
Moscow
Khrushchev
Navy
British Institute Bares US Long Range Missile Lead
The British Institute for Strategic Studies reports the United States fields 450 to 500 intercontinental missiles versus about 75 for the Soviet Union. It notes Soviet ICBMs may be less capable but boosts larger warheads, while Soviets emphasize medium range rockets with about 700 units compared to 250 for the West. Overall NATO forces and allied air power lead, with 8 million in regular armed forces.
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London
America
Soviet Union
British Institute For Strategic Studies
United States
Cuba
Europe
Britain
Far East
The
Institute
Recounts Possible In Four States Clouded Governors Races
Election results in Minnesota Rhode Island and Maine left governors unsettled with tight tallies and possible recounts. Massachusetts and Alabama Senate contests also face challenges amid disputed results and concerns over irregularities.
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Washington
Minnesota
Rhode Island
Maine
Massachusetts
South Dakota
Alabama
Elmer L. Andersen
Karl Rolvaag
Andersen
Rolvaag
John A. Notte Jr
John A. Chaffee
Endicott Peabody
John A Volpe
Maynard C. Dolloff
John H. Reed
Bison Game Postponed Due to Rain
Heavy rain postponed the High Point Central at Walter Williams Burlington football game scheduled tonight. The contest is rescheduled for Monday at 7 30 p m local time. It concludes the 1 2 season for both teams.
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Burlington
High Point Central High
Walter Williams
Menon May Continue as Nehru’s Foreign Policy Adviser
Indian officials say V. K. Krishna Menon will keep a key role advising Prime Minister Nehru on foreign policy and may remain Nehru’s main United Nations spokesman. Nehru accepted Menon’s resignation from the cabinet to avoid hampering defense efforts, but Menon remains close at hand and influential.
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Rangaswamy Satakopan
New Delhi
India
Ciricles
V. K. Krishna Menon
Nehru
Menon
United Nations
Congress Party
Florida Storm Wrecks Home Trailers and Uproots Signs
A severe squall with twisting winds and heavy rain hit Dade County Florida. A woman was hospitalized after her overturned trailer caused injury. Forecaster at Miami Weather Bureau said a tornado likely toppled steel poles for signs and lights. Rainfall hit six inches in parts, five inches at Miami International Airport with one to three inches in Fort Myers Key Largo and West Palm Beach.
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Miami
Fla
Dade County
Gilbert Clark
Miami Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Miami International Air
South Florida
Fort Myers
Key ‘Largo
West Palm Beach
Deer Attack Leaves Kitty Hawk Woman Injured
A 72 year old Kitty Hawk resident, Mrs Rosalie Swain, is hospitalized with a fractured wrist, knee injuries, and possible internal injuries after a deer attacked her in her backyard. The animal knocked her to the ground, followed into a garage, and dragged her when she attempted a ladder escape. A neighbor dispersed the deer with a water jug, and federal game authorities captured the animal the next day.
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Kitty Hawk, N.C
Kitty Hawk
Elizabeth City
Rosalie Swain
Frank Richlie
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