Aerial Cuba surveillance seen lasting after crisis
Washington sources say President Kennedy expects U S monitoring of Cuba to continue in some form long after the missile crisis ends to guard against new Soviet missiles. Aerial photos last month showed the offensive threat, with Khrushchev's pledge to dismantle bases. International inspection remains a key demand. Mikoyan pressed Castro during talks in Havana while Red Cross may supervise verification. Kennedy seeks credible removal and ongoing watch.
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GOP Looking To Tuesday With An Eye On 64 Race
AP report notes Republicans hope to capture key governors as about 50 million vote in 1964 contests. Kennedy seeks Massachusetts seat and Eisenhower appeals spark turnout. Republicans target 19 of 35 governorships while Democrats hold 34 states. race seen shaping future presidential bid.
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Ohio governor race a tossup as voting day nears
Ohio voters prepare to decide a tight governor race between incumbent Michael V. DiSalle and Republican James A. Rhodes. The U S Senate contest, with Frank Lausche seeking re election, remains a solid favorite. Other statewide races and a Sunday blue laws amendment are on the ballot.
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Poll Shift Sets Stage for California Governor Race
An independent Oct survey shows Gov. Edmund G. Brown leading Nixon 48 to 41 with 11 percent undecided, ahead of a late campaign finale as Nixon cancels LA visits and plans a TV appearance. Brown calls for a united vote to back his program.
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Weather outlook for Miami Valley adults forecasts cold snap
The Miami Valley expects cold dry air with overnight low near 23 in Middletown today and a high around 38 Tuesday amid partial cloudiness. Light showers possible Thursday. Weekend rainfall totaled 0.14 inch after yesterday's official high 45 and overnight low 36.
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Big Guns Enter Bay State Fight
In Boston the Kennedy and Lodge clans enter heavy campaigning as President Kennedy plans a Boston stop to back Ted Kennedy. Ted campaigns amid a long family rivalry with George C. Tadoe for the Massachusetts Senate seat, with polls favoring Ted and a final move possible after the President’s absentee ballot.
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One Man Pooch May Move Up
Birmingham police consider promoting Midnight the 3 year old German shepherd to detective after officer Bill R. Goforth is promoted. Midnight has lived and worked with Goforth since puphood and will not work with another officer.
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Chuckle Sign Sits On Pentagon Exec Desk
A humorous sign on a top Pentagon executive’s desk declares the job is so secret the holder admits not knowing what they are doing. The quotation underscores opaque duties and the nature of high level defense work.
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Russians Order Out U S Envoy Over Spy Allegations
Moscow accuses Richard Carl Jacob a 26 year old U S Embassy secretary-architect of spying and removing secret data. Tass says he was caught redhanded with intelligence material. U S State Department calls charges fabrication and protests detention as a violation of diplomatic immunity.
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DiSalle Pursues Inquiry Of Rhodes Office
Gov. DiSalle vows continued probe into state auditor Rhodes after a Franklin County grand jury found no fraud, citing missing 1957 1958 records and questioning Rhodes on obstruction and record handling while Rhodes defends actions and denies wrongdoing.
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Three Americans Die In Viet Nam War Report
Saigon reports three more American deaths in Viet Nam. Two Air Force pilots were killed in a B26 crash likely caused by ground fire, and a U.S. soldier died from a grenade blast in Can Tho. A Vietnamese civilian also died in the crash. The deaths bring U.S. fatalities to 37 since December. Ground troops recovered bodies at the scene. Names withheld pending family notification. The grenade killed two Vietnamese children and wounded another U.S. soldier. a third child was expected to lose a leg.
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Anna Winks At Earth On Time
Washington AP Anna the new American Firefly satellite has winked its lights on schedule The Defense Department said the satellite launched Wednesday flashed its lights Sunday for the first time at the command of equipment in the satellite The Navy Army and Air Force will begin night observations this week The project aims to refine measurements of the earth s size and shape from an orbit about 700 miles above the planet The winks are invisible in daylight but may be spotted at night with high powered binoculars
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Ohio Coast Guardsman Dies During Rescue
Toledo Coast Guardsman Gerald Budlong died while attempting to rescue four duck hunters stranded on a mud bank in Maumee Bay. Boatswain's Mate Francis Subisak was treated for shock after the 14 foot boat capsized and Budlong drowned. Subisak reached the mud bank and another vessel aided the hunters and rescued Subisak. Budlong's body was recovered shortly after.
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No Nobel Peace Prize This Year
Oslo reports the Nobel Committee decided not to award the 1962 Nobel Peace Prize. Prize funds are reserved for next year. No reason given, but officials say the world situation is too labile to justify an award this year.
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