Khrushchev Faces A Dilemma In US China India Power Play
The article argues Khrushchev cautious in Cuban and global tensions. It weighs whether he stalls to build strength, fears war with the United States, and worries about Red China and India. It notes China’s leverage and the risk of Kremlin and Peiping miscalculations.
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United States
Russia
Red China
China
Khrushchev
India
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Peiping
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Pyramid linked to Moses tomb found in Jordan
A South American expedition claims a late Bronze Age pyramid in Jordan may house Moses tomb. Prof Julio Rapimonti cites 12 chambers possibly representing the twelve tribes of Israel and plans to resume digs next August to test the site’s tie to Moses burial per Deuteronomy.
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Moses
Julio Rapimonti
Venezuela Central University
Israel
Rapimonti
Moab
Bethpeor
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Public Notice Summary
The page shows the 1962 front matter of the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal including masthead details, circulation rates, pledge text, and page reference. It notes the paper is a Democratic daily with Associated Press and United Press International wires and lists subscription prices. It is dated October 27, 1962.
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South Plains
Lubbock
Texas
Parker F. Phuuly
A. Gue
Tm Lubbock
Carrer Uguind
Lanter
Stoeen
Sec
GOP Poised for Governor Victories in Key States
Analysis by Ray Tucker predicts Republican gains in New York, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Ohio with narrowly held Democratic incumbents except in New York. Nebraska, Wisconsin, North Dakota, and Wyoming also favor the GOP, while Connecticut, Minnesota, and Hawaii lean Democratic. California remains unsettled with Brown leading Nixon.
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Ray Tucker Ashington
New York
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Ohio
Empire State
Nebraska
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Wyoming
Connecticut
Minnesota
Hawaii
California
Edmund G. Brown
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Kennedy
Nelson A. Rockefeller
William Scranton
George Romney
Fred A. Seaton
Eisenhower
Berlin
Cuba
Southeast Asia
Cuba policy blame traced through Eisenhower to Kennedy
A column blames the State Department and political leaders for Cuba missteps from 1956 through 1962. It cites Castro's rise, U S reactions, and Kennedy and Eisenhower policies, arguing both parties pursued similar inaction and that the fourth floor at the State Department bears responsibility.
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Batista
Herbert Matthews
New York Times
Castro
Oriente
State Department
Fidel Castro
Bogotaza
Raul
Che Guevara
U. S
Kennedy Ennedy
Khrushchev
Cuba
Communist International
Red China
Kennedy
New York
Hiroshima
Bay of Pigs
United States
CIA
Gram
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Capital on the Line as Cuba Crisis Breathes on Washington
Washington minds the Cuba crisis as Kennedy and Khrushchev loom over a fragile midterm season. Reporters gather at National, predicting a Berlin flare or naval clash, while magazines weigh crisis implications for Kennedy's ratings and party unity.
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Bob Considine
Ashington
Cuba
Washington
Former OSS Man Calls For Less Talk From Americans
Robert Hayden Alcorn, OSS veteran and author of No Eggs for Spies, argues Americans talk too much and could learn to keep secrets. He notes Russians and other nations know much about the U S and stresses espionage requires secrecy and sacrifice.
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Inez Robe
Robert Hayden Alcorn
OSS
Office of Strategic Services
Reds
U. S
Russia
Alcorn
Gen
William
Wild Bill) Donovan
deadly influenza sweeps northern Uganda sparking hospital surge
Kampala reports a virulent Spanish influenza outbreak sweeping the northern region. The chief medical officer cites the worst affected county with 130 and 150 new hospital cases daily.
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Uganda
Health Ministry
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