Red China Lashes Kremlin's Retreat
In a Peking rally broadcast by radio, Kuo Mo-jo, chairman of China's peace committee, denounced the Soviet Union's retreat amid U.S nuclear strength over the Cuban crisis. He cited North Korea as proof the U.S. cannot intimidate others, and warned against whitewashing the United States.
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Duke of Windsor Denies Nazi Sympathies Amid Appeasement Debates
London reports show the Duke of Windsor denying German claims of sympathy for Hitler amid prewar appeasement controversy. Newspapers press for fair access to documents and caution against distorted depictions of the former king, who abdicated in 1936 to wed Wallis Simpson.
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Arms shipments to India announced for January dates
U.S. Ambassador John K. Galbraith said two large seaborne shipments of American arms will reach Calcutta on January 4 and 8. The aid, begun after China’s Oct 20 attack on India, completes the first phase of emergency supplies. General Paul D. Scamps helped assess Indian needs during frontier visits.
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Padded dashboards eyed for safety and comfort in future cars
Goodyear executive F R Evans predicts by 1970 most American cars will feature standard padded instrument panels to reduce injuries from impacts. He notes foam panels depress on impact and absorb energy, while adding interior plushness and color options. Traffic deaths reached about 40 050 in 1962 with high costs.
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Britons Refuse Soviet Airliner Landing at Prestwick
The British Foreign Office refused to allow a Soviet Tyushin airliner traveling from Moscow to Cuba to land at Prestwick Scotland for refueling. A spokesman said the request was denied as reciprocal action since the USSR is not IC A O member and must seek landing rights. The Aeroflot spokesman noted the 59 passengers were a large delegation of agriculturists architects and tradespeople.
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NCO Academy Opens at Nellis AFB Under New Commandant
Twenty four staff sergeants return to relaunch the NCO Preparatory School at Nellis AFB after a year end break marking the start of the second year. The first class of 1963 debuts under Commandant SMSgt David Lawrence as the academy expands under Tactical Air Command policy with a three week course covering leadership skills for senior airmen and staff sergeants. Entry class begins January 5 with officers and airmen listed among the enrollees.
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