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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1962
Page
2
High altitude bombardment by Argentina signals warning in the balance of power. Cadets seize Commodore Anuel, conscripts flee, and Brig. Gen. Armanini appeals for restraint while urging Alsina to surrender. Air officers plan to reinforce Cordoba base at 380 miles from Buenos Aires.
A student group debates prayer in public schools and the teaching of communism. They support non denominational prayer to reflect all faiths, advocate a bi annual Youth Forum, and argue for a compulsory course on communism in American secondary schools, citing Korea.
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev says Russia sent missiles and jet bombers to Cuba to avert aggression after a Cuban warning of an imminent attack. He claims the move was a cautious response not an act of war and urges a timely settlement of the Caribbean crisis. He criticizes opponents and urges U S restraint.
Indian prime minister told parliament about possible troop withdrawals from NEFA toward the Assam Plains amid reports of Chinese force concentrations. He cited Indian casualties from Oct to Dec totaling 6589 with 197 dead 291 wounded 927 captured and 12161 cut off but returning to safety. A military spokesman said Brig. Hashiar Singh was killed by Chinese troops after the cease-fire.
In the San Fernando Valley a Tuesday afternoon killing left Myron Young 67, Dorothy 55, and Grace Mary Hudgens 20 dead. Hudgens had left her husband about a year earlier. Motel proprietor Pat Egan alerted police after suspect Crumley entered a sealed room and Hudgens fled to the kitchen.
The United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners president orders carpenters to resume work immediately. He cites a government edict from NTSSCLB chairman James J. Reynolds as causing concern about dictatorship, while noting unions agreed to changes once backsub sistence pay disputes were settled.
The President reiterated two weeks later that key parts of the October 27-28 accord with Khrushchev remain unfinished. He noted Cuba has not allowed UN verification of offensive weapons removal and that durable safeguards against future arms returns are not yet in place.
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