Red Cross Talks on Inspection of Cuba-Bound Soviet Ships
United States and Soviet officials began talks with the International Red Cross on inspection plans for Cuba-bound Soviet ships. The session aimed to finalize on-site inspection arrangements as tensions over missiles and jet bombers persist, with Ambassadors Stevenson and Kuznetskov reporting limited progress.
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United Nations
N.Y
APD
United States
International Red Cross
Cuba
Kivushchev
Vasily VV. Kuznetskov
TLS
Adiai
Stevenson
Ted Cross
Soviet Union
Sador Charles W. Yost
Red Cross
Paul Ruegper
Melchair Borginger
U.N
Omar Toulfi
Tt. Rikhye
U Thanet
Platon 1
Kuznetsky
Catholics Discuss New Approach at the Vatican
At St Peter's in Vatican City Roman Catholics debated a reform of extreme unction. Speakers proposed renaming the sacrament to the anointing of the sick and extending its use beyond grave illness including before operations. The plan would permit repeat administrations and apply in less severe cases.
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Vatican City
Roman Catholic Ecumenical Council Today
Council
St. Peter's
Kennedy Hails Elections With Hope For Progressive Congress
President Kennedy expressed heartened by Tuesday's elections anticipating a progressive Congress next year. A White House summary said House results surpassed previous Democratic midterm records and Kennedy pledged a vigorous, progressive program ahead.
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Washington
Kenney
Congress
Kennedy
House
White House
Sweet-Sour Green Beans with Roast Pork Pairing
A compact method for a single pot dish using blue lake green beans water chestnuts and a sweet sour glaze. Drain beans reserve liquid mix cornstarch sugar monosodium glutamate soy sauce salt onion and vinegar then simmer with beans and chestnuts until thick and glossy yields 3 or 4 servings.
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Ngon
Washington
Nixon Bitter About Some of the Press
Nixon conceded defeat in California governor race to Edmund Brown after trailing by about 250000 votes. He thanked reporters for coverage, praised Brown as a good American with a heart, and urged fair reporting of his campaign and motives.
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Calif
Richard M. Nixon
Edmund
Brown
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Nixon
United States
Kennedy
High Headquarters
Hranch
Herbert G. Klein
Guy
Tress
Nion
Klein
Shepherd Named at Little Rock
W M Shepherd, Little Rock utility executive, was elected president of the Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce at the annual convention in Little Rock. Carl Tk Stout of Bauxite was re elected president of the Associated Industries of Arkansas. Kenneth Pat Wilson of Jacksonville was ousted as chairman and W A Stone of Pine Bluff named first vice president. H J Burford and W H Kennedy Jr were elected vice president and treasurer respectively.
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Little Rock
W.M. Shepherd
Little Rock Utility
Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce
Associated Industries of Arkansas
State Chamber
Carl Tk. Stout
Bauxite
Shepherd
Kenneth Pat Wilson
Jacksonville
Wilson
Agreement in Strike of New York Newspapers
Negotiators for the New York Daily News and the New York Newspaper Guild report progress on minor issues and major disputes, with federal officials stating tentative agreement on major items remains unspecified. Guild and publishers seek a pattern for contracts across seven papers as talks continue amid a strike.
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New York Daily News
John W. Leslie
Leslie
Thomas J. Murphy
Guild
The
Times
Herald |Trimune and Mirror
the News
Journal-American
the — World
Telegram & Sun
Rose Hasn't Picked Starters In Arkansas Basketball
Fayetteville Arkansas AP Glen Rose head basketball coach at the University of Arkansas says he has not chosen the starting lineup for the season yet. He mentions four players likely to start: Tommy Boyer and Larry Fofford from Fort Smith, Jim Wilson of Cherry Valley, and Jerry Rogers of North Little Rock. The coach notes steady progress and work on finalizing a 12 man traveling squad with five players currently out for practice while minimizing self mistakes.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Glen Rose
University of Arkansas
Rose
Gahihis
Tommy Boyer
Larry Fofford
Fort Smith
Jim Wilson
Cherry Valley
Jerry Rogers
North Little Rock
Yoursel
Nuts About Brazil Nuts Chocolate Chiffon Pie
Brazil nut crust blends ground nuts and sugar pressed in a 9 inch plate baked for browned edges. Chiffon filling uses gelatine milk egg yolks sugar vanilla chocolate and whipped cream, folded with stiff egg whites and nut garnish.
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Brazil
Amazon Basin
Kennedy Triumph Caps Massachusetts Senate Victory
Boston AP report shows Edward M. Kennedy winning a large Senate victory while Massachusetts governor race remained unresolved. Precincts counted 2,010 of 2,011 with Kennedy at 1,143,021 votes and Lodge at 863,400. Hughes ended with 49,162. Absentee ballots later shaped a cliffhanger as final tallies awaited.
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Edward M. Kennedy
Senate
Massachusetts
Young Kennedy
George Cabot Lodge
Stuart Hughes
Erricot Peabody
John Volpe
Edward W
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