Over-Counter Stocks Mixed After Market Decline On Wednesday
The AP report notes a broad stock decline with the Dow Jones industrial average down about 2.3 points at noon. Thwarting losses, IBM and Polaroid shed small percentages while Coca Cola and Chrysler remained among notable movers.
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National emergency plan outlines freezes and civilian control
The document describes a White House prepared five day freeze on food fuel and many items with perishables exempt, plus price and wage controls and a broad relief program. Local authorities would implement rationing while federal authority is restored, with civilian control of armed forces even if Washington is destroyed.
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U S Officials Weigh Cuban Crisis After Intercepted Russian Tanker
Rep James Van Zandt said a Russian tanker captain provided information to the Navy and was allowed to head toward Cuba. President Kennedy considered a summit with Khrushchev if conditions allowed and kept pressure on removing Soviet missiles from Cuba. A UN freeze proposal was under review with conditions.
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Major Developments In Cuban Crisis Reported
A So viet tanker bound for Cuba with petroleum products was intercepted by the U S naval blockade but allowed to proceed after reporting its cargo. Rep James E Van Zandt said the State Department briefed congress in New York. The Defense Department confirmed the intercept and Kennedy's stance on security.
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Global tension rises as Cuba crisis widens across nations
Reports cite a Pentagon briefing that Red bloc ships near Cuba have altered course while others head toward the island. Kennedy and Khrushchev discuss possible crisis talks as Thant urges a pause in arms flows. World reactions span Britain, France, Algeria, Turkey and China in support of diplomacy and peaceful settlement.
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Europe’s From Page 1A Crowds Rally Over Cuba Crisis
Across Europe and the Americas, protests and political statements swirl as demonstrations in Britain Hungary Poland Italy and Denmark oppose or support the U S blockade of Cuba. Reactions flow from Paris Rome Oslo Copenhagen Rio Montreal and Beijing while NATO allies reiterate defensive aims and urge peaceful settlement.
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Flashing Light Satellite Launch Delayed Indefinitely
CAPE CANAVERAL AP reports a geodetic satellite mission to improve Earth measurements is postponed indefinitely due to undisclosed technical problems after a prior one day delay caused by booster rocket issues. The article also notes Thomas Mann's last novel is Confessions of Felix Krull, Confidence Man.
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