25 Nov 1962
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1962
Page
1
Frances Lewine reports on a double milestone for the Kennedy children. John Jr. turns two and Caroline reaches five, with details on growth, activities, travel, and family routine as the nation follows the young First Family.
U Thant indicated Union Miniere may begin sharing Congo central government revenues. Katanga secessionist regime currently receives royalties on copper and cobalt. talks anticipate a 50-50 split with Premier Adoula. Spaak to discuss next steps. observers caution that reports are early and tentative.
Rep Adam Clayton Powell pledges a major drive for a federal school aid bill in the 1963 session as he contends his committee will pursue it despite prior failures. He discusses the shared time concept where parish students use public facilities for nonreligious courses to ease religious tensions.
Washington reports say the dismantling of nonnuclear Soviet bases in Cuba is likely after Khrushchev withdraws nuclear weapons. Russian diplomats told U S representatives that thousands more Soviet troops may leave the Caribbean island and 24 surface to air missile sites could be disarmed and abandoned.
U.S. and Soviet officials seek calmer relations after Fidel Castro warnings and continued surveillance. Kennedy and Rusk may tell the U.N. Security Council the United States will refrain from invading Cuba under current terms while monitoring the island. Khrushchev withdraws nuclear missiles and allows inspection of Soviet ships carrying IL 28 bombers and missile cargoes.
Washington AP General Dynamics Corp. was chosen by the Pentagon on Saturday to develop the first test planes in a multibillion-dollar program to build universal design fighter aircraft for the Air Force and Navy.
Cuban militiamen outside Guantanamo Bay include Soviet advisers and heavy defenses. Marines report sharp questioning during an intelligence briefing as two militia battalions watch the area with antiaircraft guns and bunkers nearby. The Defense Department cites a major fighter aircraft program with China and the USSR as a context for escalating U S efforts.
President Kennedy will make a one day trip to Army Navy and Air Force bases from Savannah to Key West to meet officers and men amid the Cuban crisis. He will visit Homestead Air Force Base and see the advance headquarters for the Cuban operation.
Duke edges North Carolina 16 to 14 as field goals decide the outcome. Duke kicker delivers crucial scores to seal the conference win.
India announced a diplomatic exchange with China to obtain clarification on several points of the cease fire proposal amid ongoing talks with U S and British aid missions. Prime Minister Nehru signaled no acceptance of current Chinese terms and warned of a long struggle, while frontier skirmishes largely quiet.
New Delhi reports say China offered to sign a nonaggression pact with Pakistan aiming to isolate India. Indian circles doubt official confirmation but note Pakistan and China share anti Indian sentiment amid ongoing border tensions and shifting alliances. The Pakistan stance follows U S aid emphasis and concerns over Washington’s support for India.
Federal investigators said a large bird struck the United Air Lines Viscount shortly before it crashed near Ellicott City Maryland killing 17 aboard. The tail and stabilizer were found separated, birds in the area warned by approach control, and FBI will assess possible sabotage as wreckage is examined.
Moscow reports the Soviet Union created a powerful Economic Council to push industry and construction. Deputy Premier Veniamin Dymshits, a Jewish official, will head the council replacing Vladimir Novikov who is demoted. Dymshits led the State Planning Committee and has long built Soviet heavy industry legacy.
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