Castro Rejects UN Probe Over Khrushchev Slights
United Nations sources report Fidel Castro rejected U N inspection of Soviet missile removal, citing anger at Khrushchev for bypassing him in the Cuba talks. Thant pressed new diplomatic talks to revive the peace effort as Castro’s mood shifts.
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Kennedy
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U Thant
Havana
U.N
Washington
Thant
U.S
Adlai E. Steverson
Evidence Feud Over Missiles Raging in U S
The piece outlines the Cuba missile dispute, detailing the timing of evidence from refugee reports and aerial photos seen by McNamara and Kennedy. It notes Republican claims of earlier missile sites and the administration’s stance on the reliability of refugee information.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
U. S
Robert S. McNamara
Kenneth Keating
Keating
Eisenhower
Fidel Castro
Cube Vy
GOP Leaders Seek Kennedy Details On Cuban Pact
Washington AP report says Sen. Barry Goldwater and Rep. Bob Wilson urged President Kennedy to explain if the Cuban agreement allows Soviet jet bombers and military personnel to stay in Cuba. They also asked whether the deal cancels an invasion reportedly planned by newspapers and Khrushchev.
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Kennedy
Cuba
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Bob Wilson
California
Khrushchev
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Widow sues over alleged sale of husband for cash
In Los Angeles Superior Court, widow Dorothy Altmann claims she was deceived by Norma and Quentin Babcock who she says planned to keep most of the money from a supposed sale of her husband, Fredrik Altmann, a space engineer. She cites $7,000 unpaid, $1,800 loaned, and $3,000 returned, seeking $8,800 in damages for fraud and breach of contract.
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Los Angeles
Dorothy Altmann
Quentin
Norma Babcock
Alzmann
Fredrik J. Alzmann
Babcock
Indian Front Sees First U S Arms Airlift Soon
New Delhi reports indicate the United States will airlift mountain artillery to aid Nehru's government against Chinese forces. Turkey will ship arms, with terms not yet set, as Nehru handles defense planning amid frontline skirmishes near Jang and Towang.
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Turkey
United States
Zeman Kennedy
U.S
Britain
Canada
Jang
Towang
India
New Delhi
V. K.krishna Menon
Menon
Poll Worker School Set in Douglas County for Tuesday Vote
A county wide poll worker training session is scheduled for 9:30 a.m. Monday at the Community Building. County Clerk Delbert Mathia states supplies will be issued and the session covers all voters in the county. Absentee voting details include in state and out of state options with ballots counted on election day. Sick or disabled voters may cast ballots with a doctor signed affidavit.
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Delbert Mathia
Mathia
Kansas
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt Seemingly Unchanged After Night
New York AP reports Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt endured a somewhat uncomfortable night with her condition today described as essentially unchanged by doctors.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Halloween Night Sees Minor Injury and Vandalism in City
One child suffered bruises and cuts after being hit by a car at 7 28 p m near 19th Street and Learnard Avenue. Police report a fairly quiet Halloween with many near misses as trick or treaters roamed the streets. Vandalism included broken windows at Sunnyside Avenue Sunflower Road and rocks thrown through doors.
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Bill Cox
Joe Skillman
Kathleen E. Whitaker
Robert Whitaker
E. 19Th St
Janette R. McCullough
E. Glenn
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Sunnyside Avenue
Sunflower Road
Indian students at KU appeal for aid to aid India against China
Vinod Patel leads a KU drive urging all 3 000 Indian students in the United States to send funds to support India's war effort against Communist China. The group plans to mail Nehru and coordinate with Kansas State and KU entities, seeking military education and arms to deter aggression.
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Kansas University
United States
India
China
Vinod Patel
Patel
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Mt. Oread
KU International Club
KU India Club
Washington, D.C
Nehru
U. S
Asia
Inside story of the Cuban crisis opening moments
An AP prepared background piece details the Oct 15 hot line call from Pentagon intelligence to reveal the Cuban missile threat. Generals and officials briefed President Kennedy as photos showed Soviet missile sites and launchers, leading to the Oct 22 alert and the quarantine order.
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Washington
Pentagon
Kennedy
Joseph Carroll
Holiday Lights To Brighten Massachusetts Street On Nov 22
The Christmas lights along Massachusetts Street will go on Thanksgiving night November 22 marking the season. The Chamber of Commerce retail division will install about $10,000 in decorations during the week of November 12 weather permitting. City crews will mount lights from Sixth Street to South Park over four to five days and work starts a week early to avoid delays. Stores remain closed on Thanksgiving but Christmas shop plans are underway. Decorations stay up until after New Year’s Day.
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Defense Intelligence Agency
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Carroll
Pentagon
Gilpatric
Defense
Robert S. McNaban
Massachusetts Street
Chamber of Commerce
Sixth Street
South Park
City Street Department
Autumn Chill Adds To Arid October Weather
An urban area endures a cooler spell with no rain in the forecast while October totals lag behind the normal. KU records show a mean temperature of 62.39 degrees for October and a 31 degree low on the 25th. Downtown hit a high of 89 on the 11th.
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Kansas
Kansas University
Journal-World
Partly Cloudy Weather in Northeast Kansas Cooler
Odd weather note shows yesterday high of 58 and a low of 8. Mentions year 16, Iowa second TB HS 96 and $8003 in unclear figures. National tone hints at a local weather summary with sparse data.
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