De Gaulle backs Kennedy on Cuban crisis and plans visit
Washington reports President Charles de Gaulle has sent a message to President Kennedy supporting his Cuban crisis actions and predicting the Soviet Union will avoid war. Informants say de Gaulle may visit the United States next year, possibly sooner if the world situation warrants, echoing Kennedy era diplomacy.
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Washington
Charles de Gaulle
France
Kennedy
Soviet Union
de Gaulle
United States
Community notices and church events in Hempstead County
Public notices list meetings for the Negro Community sther Micke and United Clubs in Arkadelphia area. Reports cover African Methodist Episcopal conference in Bethel Church and Mt Olive Baptist anniversary. Home Demonstration training in Cullendale details attendees and sessions with educators from the state extension service.
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West Arkansas
Twelfth Episcopal District
the Afrigan
Methodist, Episcopal Church
Bethel A. M. E. Church
Arkadelphia
Ark
O. Li Sherman
J. B. Shimpert
FP. D. Gipson
J. D. Dempsey
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
Poultry Industry Slips as Prices Likely Fall Next Month
University of Arkansas economist W J Windham warned of a price slump as the poultry industry expands. Egg settings and chick placements point to a 1 percent rise in fourth quarter production, while competition from red meat and turkey eases. Broiler prices forecast at 14 cents per pound, up seven percent from last year but down one percent from 1961. Windham spoke during the annual poultry study day at the university.
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Fayetteville Ark
University of Arkansas Agricultural
Department of Agricultural Economica and Rural Sociology
Windham
Interdiction Term Used in Kennedy Cuba Proclamation
The text notes Kennedy used the military term interdiction on Tuesday night in a proclamation banning movement of offensive weapons into Cuba. It cites the military dictionary definition as preventing or hindering enemy use of an area or route.
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Washington
Kennedy
Cuba
U.S
Enlistments in Marines Extended to One Year
Secretary of Defense McNamara extends Navy and Marine enlistments up to one year to man the Cuba quarantine and reinforce Guantanamo Bay. All active duty personnel are affected with no discharges except for hardship until further notice. Reserves recall authority remains and no call up planned.
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Robert S. McNamara
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Marine
U.S
Cuba
McNamara
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
Marine Corps
Congress
Kennedy
Congressional
Pay Hikes for State Workers in Faubus Budget
Gov. Faubus plans salary increases for lower paid state employees in his budget recommendations to the Legislative Council next Monday. He defended not supporting starvation wages and noted top officials received generous raises in 1961. He disputed reports Arkansas would lose 20 percent of its population by 1980, arguing Census Bureau projections vary and other forecasts show growth.
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Little Rock
Orval E. Faubus
Legislative Council
Faubus
Eciteon
Arkansas
Census Bureau
Grisson Makes Rough Landing At Edwards AFB
Astronaut Virgil I Grissom walked away unhurt after a kite like paraglider he piloted crashed on landing at Edwards Air Force Base California The Air Force called it a hard touchdown and noted the craft was to be used later for Gemini space capsule tests He emerged smiling from the wrecked open air vehicle towed aloft by a biplane
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Grissom
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JFK Consoles Evacuees Relaxed at Guantanamo
President Kennedy addressed evacuated women and children from Guantanamo Bay Cuba expressing hope they could return under favorable circumstances. Admiral Anderson praised their calm acceptance of the threat and danger while living at the base.
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Washington
Kennedy
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
U.S
Adm
George W. Anderson
Naval Operations
Guantanamo
No Campaigning Ordered By Kennedy Cabinet
Washington AP Kennedy asks Cabinet to refrain from campaigning during the Cuban crisis to keep members available in Washington. Press secretary Salinger said the president wants focus on crisis management while several Cabinet members have spoken for candidates.
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Washigton
Kennedy
White House
Pierre Salinger
Washington
Navy extends enlistments to 12 months for forces
McNamara announced extended enlistments and dutyouts for all Navy and Marine officers and enlisted men for up to 12 months to provide manpower for the blockade and reinforcement of Guantanamo Bay. The plan would add about 10,000 Navy and 2,400 Marines per month, with hardship exemptions only.
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Chinapnese border talk sparks Nehru rejection
China offered talks and a ceasefire withdrawing troops 12.5 miles from battle lines, but Nehru rejected the proposal as vague and under duress. Indian officials pressed for withdrawal of forces in the northeast and Ladakh, while Chinese forces seek to hold territory including Towang near the McMahon Line. Khrushchev’s letter urged peaceful settlement amid ongoing fighting, with India insisting on return to prior positions and non unilateral boundary change. In other news, Ogden Ark electors vote to become a second class city to access state funds.
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India
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Khrushchev
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Advertising Rates and Associated Press Notice in Arkansas Dailies
Local advertising rates and subscription terms are listed with advance payment options. The notice notes multiple city offices and affiliates of Associated Press members, including Memphis Dallas Chicago Detroit Oklahoma City New York and Detroit offices. It states AP story rights and exclusive republication of local news printed in the paper and AP dispatches.
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Met! Advertising
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Storelek
Memphis
Tenn
Texas Bank
Dallas
Texas
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Chicago
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New York
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Associated Press
Weapons to Use Are Specified
Washington AP reports President Kennedy’s arms quarantine proclamation on Cuba lists prohibited material. It names surface to surface missiles bomber aircraft bombs surface rockets and guided missiles warheads and equipment to support or operate them. It also reserves authority to designate other materiel by the Defense secretary for enforcement.
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Washington
Cuba
Kennedy
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Foreign Aid Bill Signed Limiting Cuba Ties
President Kennedy signed a $3.9 billion foreign aid measure that bars aid to nations aiding Cuba or allowing cargo to Cuba and extends a ban to 184 designated Communist countries. A waiver is possible with Foreign Relations committees approval. The appropriation is 20 percent below Kennedy’s request.
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Washington
Kennedy
Cuba
Congress
Canadians Clear Cuban Technicians
OTTAWA AP Canadian officials cleared a Cuban airliner to continue to Havana with two East German missile experts and five Czech technicians. The plane had refueled at Goose Bay Labrador after a search that deputy minister David Sim said found nothing incriminating and the craft was on its way to Cuba. Officials noted the search is part of a policy barring Soviet aircraft bound for Cuba from stopping at Canadian airports.
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