Fidel Castro Reveals 1962 Missile Crisis Concessions
Castro tells Playboy of secret U S concessions to Cuba and the Soviet Union during the 1962 missile crisis in a copyrighted interview released yesterday in Chicago.
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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1966
Page
1
Castro tells Playboy of secret U S concessions to Cuba and the Soviet Union during the 1962 missile crisis in a copyrighted interview released yesterday in Chicago.
Five star general Dwight D. Eisenhower, 76, rested in a VIP suite at Walter Reed Army Hospital awaiting a gallbladder operation set for 8 a.m. He faces gallstones with a history of heart attacks and a mild stroke. Drs. expect a hour and a half procedure with low risk.
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover called Kennedy s claim he was misinformed about eavesdropping devices in conceivably inconceivable and released memos showing the FBI s use of microphone and wiretap surveillance was known to and approved by Kennedy. Courtney Evans letters add context to the dispute over who authorized covert listening.
The day features high cloudiness but mostly sunny skies with gentle winds. Today's high near 69 and low around 37 with sunrise at 6 42 and sunset at 4 27. Relative humidity at noontime about 45 percent. yesterday's high 56 and low 35.
In a brief battle on the fringes of War Zone C American infantrymen repelled a Viet Cong ambush, killing 21 guerrillas while taking heavy casualties. In the Mekong Delta, U S river boats and helicopter gunships attacked Viet Cong sampans, sinking 28 and killing 14 attempting to cross a canal near a Vietnamese HQ.
A Harris poll finds 45 percent of Americans and 63 percent under 35 endorse supermarket boycotts as a protest against high food costs. Middlemen profits and government spending are blamed for price rises. farmers’ pay is spared. Public favors cutting trading stamps and cash prizes to curb prices.
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