Latin Nations Back U S Cuba Blockade At OAS Meeting
At an urgent OAS session in Mexico City, Ambassadors from Brazil Argentina and Uruguay voiced cautious support for Kennedy's Cuba blockade. Mexican President Lopez Mateos signaled a possible policy shift if Cuba pursues offensive aims. Costa Rica Guatemala and others endorsed deterrence, with officials noting possible armed action if required.
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Vanguard rocket venture rushed to Cape launch
A Navy group redesigned an early Vanguard booster after adopting a military role. The aim was the most efficient rocket yet, but insufficient testing led to a hurried readiness for launch at Cape.
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Fiasco at Canaveral Ends in Humiliating Space Bid Failure
In full view of the nation on December 6 1987 the countdown began. The Vanguard rocket lifted then exploded after two seconds as its fuel flared and its protective nose cone broke loose. The vehicle toppled over destroying Americas bid to enter the space race.
The Ctress Heiress By Clarence Budington Kelland
Columbine inherits a swank hotel and meets Lucius Quentin who doubts her fitness. She tests her appearance and plans, then discovers a mysterious case with strange items linked to black magic. She worries about being seen in her altered guise while considering urgent investigations into the Daphne.
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Cuba crisis prompts global reactions and protests
West European papers question Kennedy measures while Adenauer’s government backs U.S. actions. Britain plans cabinet talks on the Cuba situation as NATO and Charles de Gaulle era voices discuss the crisis. Canada bars Soviet planes from bases, and mass protests target the U.S. Embassy in London. US garrison in West Berlin primes for a drill as Japan urges UN settlement.
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Canada
Blockade Assigned to Navy Ships for Intercept Duties
U S Navy vessels will intercept visit and search ships from all countries including Lovell Union to prevent offensive weapons reaching the island. The force will verify cargoes and enforce the blockade under existing maritime authority.
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Lovell Union
Continental Can to Build Sheet Metal Plant in Rogers
Continent al Can Co of New York announced plans to open a corrugated sheet metal plant in Rogers Arkansas. Officials said construction will begin immediately on a 30,000 square foot building and about 100 people will be employed.
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Continental Can Co
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China and India clash over McMahon Line frontline dispute
China accuses India of crossing the McMahon Line and invading Chinese border areas amid renewed fighting. New Delhi says China launched large-scale attacks. Peiping denies recognizing the line and claims India aggressed. Nehru urged continued resistance to the dispute while refusing preconditions.
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Henry McMahon
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Poll Taxes Fall Short In 1960 Arkansas Figures
State Auditor Jimmie Jones estimated polls tax payments for this year would be about 560 short of the 1960 record of 603,295 with 502,639 reported so far and two large counties, Pike and Sebastian, yet to report.
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Jimmie Jones
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Sebastian
Population on St. Helena Island Surpasses Three Thousand
A census note records nearly 3,000 residents on St. Helena Island, comprised of mixed European African and Asiatic stock, reflecting diverse heritage in a small territorial community.
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St. Helena Island
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