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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1962

Page

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Ladies Cookery School Promises Nation Strong Hearts

The Las Vegas Sun reports a cooking school event in the Congo Room at the Sahara Hotel to teach housewives seven fish and seafood dishes. In cooperation with federal and state agencies and university services, experts Elaine McNally Frances Saxton and Katherine Everson will demonstrate meals under the SUN editor Gerry Appleby.

Las Vegas Sun Congo Sahara Hotel the Sun US. Bureau of Fisheries Department of Interior University of Nevada Nevada Power Company Elaine McNally Dept. of Fisheries Frances Saxton The Power Company Katherine Everson University of Nevada Extension Service

Nevada Senators Urge Sacrifice in Cuban Crisis rally

Nevada senators Alan Bible and Howard W. Cannon urged residents to be ready for sacrifices during the Cuban crisis. Speaking at the El Cortez Hotel, they framed the confrontation as a test of national security and resolve, warning against irresponsible statements.

Nevada Alan Bible Howard W. Cannon Trateom el Cortez Bible America

TB Airlift Set Saturday Across Nevada Seals Drive

The Nevada Civil Air Patrols Wings Again TB Airlift will deliver Christmas seals to counties for local drives. Four planes depart Carson City at 9 a.m. and land in Las Vegas at 2 p.m. A ceremony will be held at MetCal ran Field with Mrs. Grant Sawyer as honorary director.

Renoul Pih Nevada Civil Air Patrols Grant Sawyer Carson City At & A.m Las Vegas MetCarran Field

Phoenix Holdup Confessed Here

A Phoenix man, Woodrow Bledsoe, 43, confessed to police that he pulled a $10,000 Phoenix bank robbery and kidnapping of clerk William W. Clore, but officers found inconsistencies. Det. Lt. Paul Gulas says Bledsoe, who was drunk, later denied the confession and claimed memory loss. FBI was called to verify details. the crime purportedly occurred Saturday, not Friday, and his description does not match the bandit.

Phoenix, Ariz Phoenix Woodrow Bledsoe Arizona Paul Gulas Gulas Bledsoe Federal Bureau of Investigation William W. Clore

India rejects Chinese peace terms amid border fighting

New Delhi says the Chinese proposal is deceptive as Indian troops push deeper into disputed zones along the 1000 mile frontier. Izvestia published the Chinese text signaling Soviet support for a negotiated settlement. Indian defense officials report heavy casualties on both northern and western fronts with figures not released.

New Delhi UPI India China Pelping Izvestia Indian Defense Ministry Pat Mohan Tezpur

Armed Troops Move Into Florida Keys Frontline Defense

A convoy of 26 trucks carrying ground to air rocket launchers spotlights radar gear and guards with carbines rolled into Key West escorted by police. The trucks unloaded at the Navy seaplane base while a vehicle plunged into the water at Saddle Bunch with no injuries reported.

Key West Fila UPI Florida Keys America Navy Monroe County Road Patrol Saddle Bunch

Weather Update Mostly Clear With Gentle Winds

Mostly clear conditions with gentle winds. High around 83 and low near 55. Yesterday's high and low misread. noontime humidity about 10 percent. Sunrise at 6 56 and sunset at 5 52.

Electric Firm Workers Strike Over Contract Negotiations

Union workers from Local 357 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers began a lockout at Young Electric Sign Co. 2567 East Charleston Boulevard at 8 a.m. yesterday. About 35 employees walked off as negotiations over wages and conditions failed to produce an agreement.

Young Electric Sign Co Charleston Blvd

Supersonic Travel Hinted At World Travel Congress

At the 32nd World Travel Congress delegates from six major airlines described progress in jet travel and the future of supersonic transport. They said commercial bookings for supersonic flights are unlikely for at least a decade, outlining industry plans and current achievements presented by leaders of American Airlines United Airlines TWA Aloha Qantas Scandinavian Western.

American Society of Travel Agents C. R. Smith American Aiirlines, Inc

Khrushchev Defends Rights Toward US Actions

Khrushchev said the Soviet Union would not be provoked by U S actions but warned it would defend its rights if Washington continues what he called piratical activities such as a blockade. Tass and Moscow Radio reported the remarks in reply to Earl Russell's telegram about Soviet intentions.

Khrushchev Soviet Union United States Russia Tass Moscow Radio Earl Bertrand) Russell U.S London Russell

Photos Revealed Soviet Weapons in Cuba Prompting Kennedy Rush

A package of air and ground photos of Soviet missiles and bombers in Cuba prompted President Kennedy to rush back to Washington. The images show four IRBMs with 1,100 mile range and 2,000 pound nuclear warheads, two jet reconnaissance planes, and IL-28 Beagle bombers in flight, among others.

Roberts. Allen Paul Scott Washington SUN Cuba Kennedy Washington White House

Stock Market Recovers After Cuban Crisis Warnings

The market reversed two days of Cuban crisis anxiety and rallied about $9 billion before the close. Investors bought blue chips at reduced prices, while officials warned the consequences of the U S quarantine on arms shipments to Cuba may still loom.

New York UPS United States Cuba

Congressional Leaders Return to Campaigns

Democratic and Republican congressional leaders were briefed on Cuba by President Kennedy and then returned to their home states to resume campaigning for the November 6 elections. The President told them to be ready to return to Washington within eight hours.

Washington UPC Kennedy

Some Craft Turn Away None Halted

Cuban crisis update shows some Communist ships altering course toward Cuba while others continue toward the blockade. A Defense Department spokesman said no vessels have been ordered to halt and no intercepts have been necessary as President Kennedy reviews the situation with congressional leaders.

Washington UPID Cuba U.S Defense Department Department Defense Robert S. McNamara Kennedy House Senate Castro

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