Kennedy warns against rash action over Cuba crisis
President Kennedy urges restraint amid Cuba tensions and warns against unilateral invasion. He says talk of military action is unnecessary and notes Castro's regime is isolated by the Western Hemisphere and faltering economically. He stresses vigilance but favors consultations with NATO allies and Latin American partners.
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Brown Says Nixon Offers No Program
Brown challenged Richard Nixon to state a program for California at a Stockton dinner honoring Richard Gibson. He claimed Nixon lacks a plan and accuses him of repeating defeatist rhetoric, contrasting Brown’s record of action since 1955 with Nixon’s speeches. Brown cited eleven administration breakthroughs and urged unity to deliver a large Democratic plurality.
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Japanese Fish Boat Collides With Submarine Near Japan
A Japanese fishing boat of 84 tons named Chidori Maru collided with a submarine off northern Japan. The fate of the fishing boat and its 16 crew members remain unclear while reports say the crew escaped on rafts and rubber boats. The submarine is believed to be Russian. The incident was reported by Japan's maritime safety board and Kyodo News Service.
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Six Nike Hercules Battalions for Bonn NATO Defense Plan
Officials say West Germany's Bonn area will host six Nike Hercules battalions next year under NATO command. Two battalions already operate with NATO, while other details remain unclear as authorities discuss deployment amid political tensions and a gubernatorial race.
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Kennedy At News Conference On Racial Violence And Space
President Kennedy vows action on racial violence and discusses Albany civil rights activities with King. He notes U S stays committed to West Berlin and explains the Pacific nuclear test plan to avoid spaceflight interference. He says no indication of Soviet space cooperation, cites Dryden’s guidance, and comments on US space and tax bills and endorsements. He mentions U2 export limits and quips about endorsements. Frost and Khrushchev message intrigue noted.
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Water-Ski Ban Enforced in Marina Channel
Long Beach Marine Department will enforce a 5 mph speed limit in Cerritos Channel from Marine Stadium to Ansheim Street this weekend. Lifeguard patrol boats will pursue violators and prosecutions follow. The move ends waterskiing in the busy boat channel to reduce hazards amid a broader marina control ordinance.
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Mosk Says Crime Declined In California State
Attorney General Stanley Mosk rejected claims of a statewide crime wave calling such suggestions unfair. He noted crime fell in two of the last three years in California while national crime rose, arguing state law enforcement remains effective.
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