Backdown in Cuba Seen as Temporary upheaval in Caribbean standoff
The piece argues Khrushchev’s withdrawal of missiles from Cuba is a temporary pause. It notes Castro’s resilience, possible Cuban escalation, and potential future crises in Berlin or Turkey. Exiles in Miami view Khrushchev’s move skeptically while U S observers weigh the political fallout and risks of renewed confrontation.
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Khrushchev gamble on Cuban missiles and a possible showdown
The text weighs Khrushchev's risky Cuba missile gamble and the likelihood Kennedy would avoid a war. It considers Kremlin top policy, Cuba surveillance by the U S, and whether Kennedy would back down or seek a compromise. An adjacent line notes Arkansas electric power consumption rose 5.4 percent in the third quarter year over year.
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Arkansans Return From Guantanamo Evacuation
Two Arkansas families evacuated from Guantanamo Bay arrived in Hot Springs on Monday. Mrs. Jerry Long and her three children traveled by grain and Mrs. Carlton Merritt with a son came by bus, their husbands remaining at the base. They left Oct 21 after Kennedy’s blockade announcement, said to have had about 30 minutes to depart.
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Arkansas city list seeks federal water sewer aid
Arkansas states reported 14 cities requested 1,387,000 in federal funds for water and sewer projects processed by the Water Pollution Control Commission. Marvin L. Wood said the applications total include 585,000 under Public Works Acceleration Act and 833,001 under the Water Pollution Act.
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Students Organize Democratic Club in Conway Arkansas
A group of Arkansas State Teachers College students formed a Young Democrats Club in Conway and elected Herbie Branscum Jr as president with Kennedy Jones and John B. Murray as vice presidents. About 20 members joined as officers were named and funds listed include various city allocations and grants shaping regional aid and water pollution program proposals.
Pamphlets Approved by Council and Highway Commission
The council approved publication by the state Highway Commission of pamphlets on safety. The approval was reported in the latest meeting with emphasis on public awareness and distribution plans.
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