Stevenson and Zorin clash over Cuban missiles and photos
In a tense exchange Stevenson presses Zorin on Soviet missiles in Cuba while displaying aerial photos of alleged Cuban sites. Zorin accuses Stevenson of forged imagery and insists Moscow need not search outside the Soviet Union for missiles. Stevenson reiterates the aim to save the peace and seeks a clear yes or no on Soviet missiles in Cuba.
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Zorin
Moscow
Soviet Union
Stevenson
Cuba
U.N
Thant Urges Cooling-Off to Avert Crisis
U Thant sent identical notes to Khrushchev and Kennedy urging a pause in hostilities and asked Cuban President Dorticos to halt construction of major military facilities for two to three weeks.
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Thant
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Osvaldo Dorticos
Cuba Responds to Russell Letter Amid Nuclear Tensions
Cuba defends Russia on high seas rights in a letter to Bertrand Russell while downplaying calls for a summit. The document references UN Acting Secretary General Thant's proposal for a temporary moratorium on action and notes a brief mention of Cuba halting missile base construction during a cooling-off period.
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Russia
Prev
United Nations
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Cuba
What Now We Do Our Civil Defense Preparedness
The piece details civil defense readiness including evacuation routes warning systems and mine and hospital facilities at Blue Diamond Mine and Arden HQs with CB and RAT monitoring. It urges calm reliance on government leaders and emphasizes home prep, keeping cool, staying put, and awaiting CD and military guidance.
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Blue Diamond Mine
Arden
Korea
Uncle Sam
Clark County
U.S. Senators Question Cuban Missiles and Warheads
Senate Republican leaders Mundt and Judd refused to confirm whether the United States has information that the Cuban missile sites are armed with nuclear warheads. The remark follows President Kennedy's move to curb the Cuban military buildup as work continues on 2200 mile missile sites in Cuba.
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Cuba
Kennedy
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Walter Judd
Rminn
United States
Asta item highlights US travel and trade ties with Europe
The speaker notes American dollars return via purchases of US goods and that Britain's income from American tourism helps buy cotton tobacco and wool from the United States. She cites Europe’s travel growth, expects equal Europe-US travel, and lauds American GIs for postwar goodwill in fostering ties and aiding families and children in World War II.
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Britain
United States
European Travel Commission
Europe
America
Italy
Steinbeck and Nobel Prize Commentary Highlight Underdogs
The speaker notes underdogs can rise, cites Steinbeck as critic and dissenter. He lists favorite authors Faulkner and Hemingway, mentions Steinbeck as Nobel laureate chosen from many nominees, and recalls other winners like Kipling Shaw and Churchill. His works Grapes of Wrath Mice and Men and Tortilla Flat are noted.
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Faulkner
Hemingway
Steinbeck
Ernest Hemingway
Rudyard Kipling
George Bernard Shaw
Winston Churchill
Nehru Refuses Chinese Terms After Korean War Anniversary
Nehru rejects Beijing terms urged by Khrushchev during a banquet marking Red China’s Korean War entry anniversary. An Indian spokesman reported a Himalayan village in Tawang fell amid fierce local resistance as Indian troops counterattacked. Nehru warned of 30 000 troops massed along NEFA border and urged strengthened defense while noting civil defense remains undecided.
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Red China
Nehru
Nikita Khrushchev
Tawang
North East Frontier Agency
NEFA
Airmail to Cuba Halted Amid Pan Am Suspension
The Post Office Department paused airmail to Cuba after Pan American World Airways halted service. Domestic mail to Cuba aboard foreign flag ships will pass only if those ships clear quarantine, otherwise mail remains blocked until Pan Am resumes Cuba flights.
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Cuba
Washington
UPI
Post Office Department
U.S
James F. Telleher
Pan American World Airways
Pan-Am
Cuba blockade averted by U S officials keep firm line
U S officials report only one blockade action taken as 5 p.m. EDT and refuse to lift the quarantine. President Kennedy agrees to U N talks on a peaceful Cuba crisis while Khrushchev offers to pause arms shipments for two to three weeks with no lift in the blockade.
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Pentagon
U.S
Navy
Cuba
White House
Kennedy
U Thant
United Nations
Nikita Khrushchev
Thant
United States
U.N
Post Office Listing and Newspaper Affiliations
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Nevada
Vcongress
Allen Klapp Co
Detroit
New York
Gan +elsco
United Press International
Nevada State Press Association
American Newspaper Publisher's Association
California Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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