Navy Back On Patrol Cuba Arms Blockade Resumes
The U S Navy resumes the Cuba arms blockade at dawn with air surveillance renewed after Fidel Castro rejects U N inspection terms The U N secretary general Thant says Soviet missiles would be dismantled by Friday and removed U S reconnaissance planes will resume patrols pending arrangements with Castro The body of Air Force Maj Rudolf Anderson Jr is recovered after his downing over Cuba
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
U.N
Timsst Wiiltmiawaio
U Thant
Thant
Havana
del Castro
White House
Kennedy
National Security Council
Pierre Salinger
U.S
Castro
Soviet Union
Salinger
United States
New York
Air Force
Rudolf Anderson Jr
Greenville
S. C
Anderson
Defense Department
Thant to Confer With U.S. and U.S.S.R. on Cuban Crisis
U Thant planned talks with the United States and the Soviet Union after failing to win Fidel Castro's agreement to UN checks on dismantling missile bases in Cuba. He returned from Havana noting bases would be dismantled by Friday but did not discuss verification.
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U.N
U Thant
United States
Soviet Union
Fidel Castro
Daviel
Thant
Havana
Cuba
Havana Radio
Astro
Guantanamo
Castro
Havana University
DiSalle ready to face suit over auditor charges
Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle invited State Auditor James Rhodes to sue him to allow an oath‑bound examination, claiming missing records in Rhodes’ office and promising to present documentation. Rhodes called the audit a vindication for his team and challenged DiSalle to name the hundreds of state examiners he accuses of fraud. The Ernst & Young and Price Waterhouse preliminary report offered no full timing for a final finding.
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DiSalle
Ernst & Ernst and Price Waterhouse & Co
Johnson
State Auditor
Honolulu Sees Atom Fireball Over Johnston Island Test
A high altitude nuclear detonation above Johnston Island produced a brilliant fireball visible 750 miles away in Honolulu. The Thor launched device delivered a submegaton yield estimated from 20 000 to 1 000 000 tons of TNT amid earlier tracking malfunctions and a four hour delay. Another test was planned for Saturday to conclude the series begun last April 25.
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Pacific
United States
Johnston Island
Thor
Joint Task Force 8
Johnston
Dayton Woman Rescued From Suicide Leap on Arcade Roof
In Dayton, Ohio, Mrs Helen I Cartwright, 47, faced a four hour drama atop the Arcade Building roof as police Sgt Donald Tobias, reporter Jessie Nicodemus, and others prevented her suicide attempt. After talks and a cup of coffee, Tobias saved her, and she was taken for psychiatric examination at Dayton State Hospital.
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Helen Cartwright
Dayton, Ohio
Fourth Street
Helen I. Cartwright
Donald Tobias
Cartwright
Jessie Nicodemus
The
Dayton Journal Herald
Sgt. Tobias
Mrs. Cartwright
Tobias
Dayton State Hospital
Halloween Raid Uncovers Small Arsenal At Ole Miss
At Ole Miss in Oxford Mississippi a Halloween night dormitory search by soldiers found a small arsenal including an M1 rifle partial pistol tear gas grenades and firecrackers. James Meredith the university’s first admitted Black student faced campus disruption as officials pledged swift student disciplinary action.
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Ole Miss
Oxford
Miss
University of Mississippi
Lester Hall
Baxter Hall
James H. Meredith
Meredith
L. L. Love
University
Justice
Jane
Chuckle Says Women Dress To Please Men Faster
A snappy quip notes that if women aimed to please men with clothing they would move faster. The remark frames fashion as a gendered expectation and a humorous stereotype about efficiency in dressing.
Blockade Reimposed to Pressure Castro Over Cuba Crisis
Reimposition of the blockade may prod Castro as his delay on U.N. inspection injects uncertainty into Havana’s moves after Khrushchev agreed to dismantle Cuban missile bases and withdraw missiles. Kennedy reportedly called off a news conference as the situation sought clarification.
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U.N
Khrushchev
Cuba
Havana
Kennedy
Machines Confusing To Gal At City Hall Demo
An unidentified woman entered Chicago City Hall Election Board, asked if she was a judge of election, learned the device was for instructing election judges, then left after joking she wanted her chest x ray.
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Chicago
City Hall Election Board
Weather forecast for Tonight and Friday
Cloudy conditions with a chance of rain tonight and Friday. Temperatures will be moderate with a low near 39 tonight and a high of 48 on Friday. Yesterday's high reached 48 at 4 30 p m and the overnight low was 28 at 7 a m today.
Indians Brace For Big Push
NEW DELHI AP India rushed more reinforcements to its northern borders amid a lull in the undeclared border war with China. Nehru reshuffled the defense ministry, demoting V K Krishna Menon, as India readies for renewed Himalayan fighting and foreign arms support from the United States and Britain.
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India
China
Nehru
V. K. Krishna Menon
Menon
Defense Ministry
Hindustan Times
Congress Party
United States
Britain
Canada
Criticism Ignored by Moscow Over Cuban Crisis Rift
AP reports Moscow dismissed Chinese Communist criticism of Khrushchev’s Cuban crisis strategy. Pravda notes solidarity with Cuba, while Peiping withholds compliments, signaling a growing Moscow Peiping split. Pravda also attacks Mongolian Politburo member D Tumur-Ochir amid fallout.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Pravda
Peiping
Cuba
Communist Party
Ulan Bator
D. Tumur-Ochir
Physics Prize Goes To Russian Landau in 1962 Nobel
Stockholm reports Soviet physicist Lev Landau won the 1962 Nobel Prize in physics for pioneering theories on condensed matter and liquid helium. He, age 54, suffered a Jan. 7 car crash that left him comatose. a Canadian neurosurgeon and regional specialists aided his care, with uncertainty about full recovery. The chemistry prize went to John Cowdery Kendrew and Max Perutz for protein studies.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Lev Davidovic Landau
Cambridge
England
John Cowdery Kendrew
Max Ferdinand Perutz
Landau
Dubno
Moscow
Wilder Penfield
Machine Guns Beef Up Key West Amid Cuban Crisis
American troops fortified Key West with barbed wire barricades and sandbag emplacements along the shore facing Havana. Air patrols and mobile radar units remained active while new troops and equipment arrived. air airstrip and civilian activity continued as the scene drew contrast with a wartime film shoot on Munson Island.
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Ameri Lcan
Havana
Flor
Ida Keys
Florida
Keys
Munson Island
President Keane
Marathon
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