U-2 Flights Justified In Cuban Crisis Say Experts
Washington argues U-2 surveillance proved the U S threat from Soviet missiles in Cuba was real. The piece outlines the need for day to day photography and neutral evaluation, cites delays in action, and calls for Congress inquiries into the August to October 1962 Cuban buildup.
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Middletown Broad at First Ave Site Noted
The Middletown Journal references S Broad Street at First Avenue in Middletown, Ohio, noting a location detail for a street project or event in the city.
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Middletown
Focus On Disarmament and the Cuban Crisis
The article highlights Kennedy and Khrushchev exchange on disarmament and the Cuban quarantine, noting the danger near nuclear war and urging determined arms control. It argues lasting peace requires addressing political technological and economic roots of East West hostility, while acknowledging some points may never be fully settled.
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Khrushchev
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Cuba
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Caribbean
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Harvard’s Dr William Hinton Fund To Endow Eisenhower Scholars
Announcement details a Dwight D Eisenhower scholarship fund at Harvard for graduate students in medicine, honoring Dr William Hinton the university’s first Negro professor. The memorial fund is unrestricted and aims to mark progress toward racial equality, reflecting on Hinton’s notable career and his parents’ enslaved origins.
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Harvard University
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Dr. Hinton
Cuban Die Cast Years Ago Panic in Havana Reveals Fate
Fulton Lewis Jr. recalls the October 1959 cast of Fidel Castro’s regime as Major Matos and others were jailed. John V. Martino, an American businessman, was held from July 1959 and released in October 1962 due to failing health. He claims 20 Americans remain jailed among about 100,000 prisoners in Cuban jails under the Castro government.
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Principe
Stars Forecast A Promising Day For Goals And Growth
The forecast indicates a congenial mood and cooperative support from colleagues and loved ones. Good odds for seeking favors, gaining approval, and potential promotion through proactive job opportunities and responsible handling. December to February bring spotlight on work, possible travel, and notable social events with July bringing good news.
Stay Loose and Sailor Talk at the Pentagon
Washington dispatch recounts frantic Cuba briefing moves at the Pentagon with Arthur Sylvester urging reporters to stay unanchored and ready. The piece notes Two-six-zero navigation details, McCain’s input, and Salinger debunking a Kremlin telephone myth as Kennedy era tensions unfold.
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Regan editorial on Issue I Sunday sale amendment
The piece notes readers ask for guidance on the state constitution amendment to allow Sunday sales of certain goods. The editors vacillate, arguing the measure goes neither far enough nor badly enough, and they may vote against it or change stance by Tuesday. They urge readers to weigh justice in their own decision.
Notable Names and Ventures Stir in Hollywood and Politics
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys a carnival of showbiz moves with Ralph Flanager in hospital, Kelly Smith pursuing a one name act, Henry Kaiser eyeing video station leadership, and Rob Robertson fighting a divorce. Lind a Darnell and Dick Lynch welcome a baby girl. Nicky Darvas plots Wall Street the Other Vegas, Darry Zanuck weighs Cleopatra fallout, and Prince Philip plans polo in Palm Springs. George the fiddler, Barbara Carroll, Lana Turner’s Malibu cycling, Jacques Belasco’s opera, Carl Reiner’s Enter Laughing bid, and Beecham quips color a bustling scene. Paula Campbell and Conway Twitty headline health and pneumonia notes, Elvis and his marching guard uniformity, Jane Wald with Mickey Hargitay, and Mickey’s push to rebrand as a health executive.
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Ralph Flanager
Kelly Smith
Kelly
Barbara Bell
Henry Kaiser
Linda Darnell
Robbie Robertson
Dick Lynch
New York Football Giants
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Nicky Darvas
Wall Street
Vegas
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Darry Zanuck
Joseph Mankiewicz
Zanuck
Burton
Rex Harrison
Liz
Libby
Barbara Carroll
Bert Black
Lana Turner
Malibu
Fred May
Mexico
Lana
Fred
Jacques Belasco
Richard Sheridan
City Center
Jean Dalrymple
Carl Reiner
Bobby Rydell
Thomas Beecham
Puccini
Verdi
Bruce Cabot
Villa Borghese
Paula Campbell
Brooklyn
Conway Twitty
Arkansas
Elvis Presley
Jane Wald
Mickey Hargitay
Jayne Mansfield
Mickey
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