Admiral says US could have sunk six Soviet subs in Cuban crisis
Admiral George W. Anderson Jr. told reporters at Guantanamo Bay that U S Navy units could have sunk six Soviet submarines operating in the Caribbean during the Cuban crisis. He said antisubmarine efforts were massive and surveillance continuous, with no near shore Soviet subs, and warned of possible future submarine blockades by Russia.
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Guantanamo Bay
Cube
UPS
George W. Anderson Jr
Caribbean
Arca
Anderson
United States
Russia
Atlantic
Cuba
Brockade
Indonesia
Middle East
U.S
Soviets
America
Legion of Merit
Kennedy
Edward J. O'Donnell
Guantanamo
U. S
O’donnell
James W. Davis
NATO
Atlantic Command
Norfolk
O'Donnell
Defense Department
Washington
Soviet Art Banners Battle Khrushchev Lifts Stay
Moscow reports liberal Soviet artists and writers lost their battle yet push Khrushchev to avoid Stalin era restrictions. Leonid Ilyichev in Pravda warns against co existence with Western influences and reaffirms party seek to tightly police art.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Ussr
Stalin
Jron
Soviet Communist Party Central Committee
Leonid Ilyichev
Pravda
Ilyichev
Polished Pearl Bailey Opens Flamingo Show
Pearlie Mae Bailey returns to the Flamingo Hotel with a polished relaxed hour and 15 minute show. The performance features a diverse troupe of young dancers of three races, a Brascia Tybee dance duo performing Around the World with the Bossa Nova, and Bailey delivering songs with her signature showmanship. The evening ends with her Shoes monologue and audience interaction, climaxing in a lively twist number. Russ Black conducts the orchestra with Paul Godkin choreography and Lloyd Phillips accompanies Bailey.
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Jim Stalnaker
Pearlie Mae
Flamingo Hotel
Pearl Bailey
Brascia
Tybee
Las Vegas
Miss Bailey
San Francisco
Poppa
Russ Black
US May Give up Radar Towers at Sea
The Air Force likely will abandon the two remaining Texas Tower radar stations off the Massachusetts coast next year after wind and wave damage. One tower on Nantucket shoal 75 miles southeast of Otis AFB and another on Georgia shoal 125 miles east show severe sand erosion threatening foundations. Abandonment hinges on cost to shore up and maintain the aging structures.
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Washington
UPT
Air Force
Texas
New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Nantucket Shoal
Otis Air Force Base
Falmouth
Mass
Georgia
Nina II Approaches Bahama Goal on Replica Voyage
In Puerto Rico the Nina II, a 40 foot replica of Columbus ship, nears its Bahama landing at San Salvador after a weeks long voyage from Palos Spain. Commander G Anderson reported the speed about five miles per hour and a water drop attempt by a Navy pilot failed.
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P. R
U.S Navy
G. Anderson
Christopher Columbus
Bahama
San Salvador
Palos
Spain
Anderson
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Ellently
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Lloyd Phillips
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Ido Musso
Louis Belson
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Fantastic Food
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van Camp
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Hunt‘s
Underwood
Lindsay Giant
Hershey's
Gorton
Morton
Rich’s Chocolate
Sara Lee
Starkist
Wong
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