Critics Challenge Cuba Data In White House Briefing
President Kennedy presented new intelligence and aerial photos to claim Cuba is free of Soviet offensive weapons. Secretary McNamara said no missiles or bombers remain, while Senator Keating urged caution despite the evidence. McCone and military officials cited recon data showing equipment moving off Cuba.
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Freds. Hoffman
Washington
Kennedy
Cuba
Robert §. McNamara
Kenneth B. Keating
Keating
New York
McNamara
United States
U.S
White House
Central Intelligence Agency
John A. McCone
Senate Armed Services
Ali
McCone
Pentagon
Tam
Soviet Union
New York Temperature Dips to 2 Below Zero at 9 A.M.
Cold snap grips New York as the temperature sinks to 2 degrees below zero by nine in the morning. It marks the lowest for the city in two years, with past lows of 2 below on February 2, 1961, and a date record of 7 below in 1934.
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New York
Post Office
Post Office Department
Missouri Pacific to close Neuhardt agency station
The Missouri Pacific Lines receive permission from the Arkansas Commerce Commission to close its Neuhardt agency station in Crittenden County effective February 28. The filing was noted on November 28.
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Little Rock
API
Arkansas Commerce Commission
Hag
Missouri Pacific Lines
Neuhardt
Crittenden County
Invention tied to murder case in Belle Pruitt tale
The scene centers on Belle Pruitt and colleagues debating ownership of an invention tied to a potential Magnetic purchase. Detectives search for motive in Chet’s murder while questioning witnesses, examining coats and pockets for keys to a nuclear lab, and noting backdoor access by Chester, Wesley, or others.
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Chester
Belle
Magnetic
Rispin
California
Bradley
Belle Pruith
Madney McCann
Chel
Chester's
Corbin
Simon
Simon Rispin
Matt
Neva
Sindney McCann
Stroup
Chet
Belle Pruitt
Jack Clague
Wesley Stroup
Matt Bacon
Wesley
Union Hot Shot to Try His Hand in NYC Talks
International Typographical Union president Elmer F. Brown arrives from Colorado Springs to join mediation as New York City newspaper strike enters its 62nd day. Local 6 leader Bertram Powers notes Brown’s presence at talks urged by Mayor Wagner to help halt losses. other unions from Cleveland and Colorado participate in broader bargaining amid stalled contracts and wage demands.
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New York
Colorado
Wnth
Bertram A. Powers
Afl-Cio International Typographical Union
ITU
Elmer F. Brown
Colorado’ Springs
Robert F. Wagner
Brown
Colorado Springs
TTU
Cleveland
Pressmen’s Union’ S
Press & News
Apl-Cio
Cleveland News‘paper Guild
The
Plain Dealer
Guild
Matters
Teamsters Union
A. A. Deandre
Pressmen's Union
William Hall
Photoengravers Union
James Sampson
Stereotypers Union
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Torrejon
Geraldine Page
Dean Martin
Missowi Pacific
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Hay
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Pruitt
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Hope Star
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