India Rejects Chinese Cease Fire Terms in Parliament
India will insist on restoring pre September 8 military positions as condition for settlement Nehru tells Parliament. China plans unilateral cease fire tonight with troop withdrawals to a 25 mile demilitarized zone and demands similar Indian measures. Nehru orders continued military prep as police arrest over 100 Indian Communists.
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Red China to withdraw forces from frontier areas today
A Peking announcement says Red Chinese troops will pull back at 11 a.m. EST from areas along India's northern frontier. The deepest penetrations were south of the McMahon Line in the Northeast Frontier Agency and in Ladakh in the northwest.
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Red Chinese advance threatens Assam plains from south
New Delhi reports Chinese Communist troops breach Indian defenses south of Bombila and advance about 65 miles in the Luhit River Valley at the Himalayan front. The Defense Ministry spokesman gave no immediate reaction to a cease fire order, implying India may continue fighting.
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Kennedy Sending Mission To India
President Kennedy will send a high level mission to New Delhi to assess India’s military needs amid the China border conflict and consider a U.S. aid program. The team led by W Averell Harriman includes Paul Nitze Gen Paul Adams and others as Washington awaits Nehru’s assessment before action. The U S has already supplied over 5 million dollars in equipment and fears strain with Pakistan while pledging aid aimed at defeating Chinese subversion.
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End To Cuba Crisis Seen By UN Delegates
UN diplomats hailed U S Soviet concessions on Cuba as a major step forward yet warned long negotiations lie ahead before a settlement. Khrushchev offers to pull about 30 jet bombers from Cuba while Kennedy orders the naval blockade lifted and Castro resists on-site inspections.
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Chuckle: Seconds Not Minutes Make You Sat It
A light pun on dining patience notes that comfort comes from the seconds you spend at the table rather than the minutes. It plays on wordplay about sitting and seconds to evoke a quick, humorous observation.
Kennedy lifts 12 Cuban crisis news restrictions
President Kennedy announced the United States will lift 12 restrictive guidelines on reporting military movements and crisis details. Defense officials remain restricted on security matters. the Pentagon says no internal guideline changes yet. The news comes after Khrushchev agreed to withdraw missiles and the White House vows to maintain safeguards.
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Thanksgiving Day Weather Quiet but cooler Across Ohio
The forecast says a cooler Thanksgiving with a slight drop in temperatures as colder air moves over Ohio tonight. Tomorrow should be partly sunny with no rain forecast. High yesterday reached 50 at 3 p.m. and the low 38 at 8 a.m. The current low was 40 at 1 a.m.
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U S Ships Head Home After Cuban Quarantine Ends
Ships of the blockade fleet began returning to home ports or resuming routine patrols as the month long Cuban quarantine ended. Defense later ordered dispersion of forces, with 49 ships noted as passing to Cuba and six Soviet missile carriers reportedly turning back. Khrushchev agreed IL 28 bombers would be withdrawn and observed as they depart Cuba.
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Pakistanis Protest U.S. Arms For India
Thousands of Pakistanis marched in Rawalpindi to protest U.S. arms supplies to India. All shops, businesses and schools were closed in the incident.
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Kennedy orders housing bias ban in federal programs
President Kennedy announced a federal order barring racial discrimination in federally funded housing. Officials estimate about half of future suburban building and a substantial portion in cities will be affected. Critics warn of lower real estate values. supporters call it a first step toward ending housing discrimination. national groups praise the move while some lawmakers question constitutional authority.
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Babysitter Murdered in Columbus Shocking Shooting
In Columbus a 17 year old babysitter Alice John Wilcoxson was killed by six shots from a .45 pistol while babysitting at the Walters home. A 2 year old suspect was detained for questioning and charges against James Click were expected. A witness said Click and Wilcoxson argued earlier, and police linked no clear relation to a prior OSU area case.
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Kennedy signals partial Cuba crisis settlement during Thanksgiving week
President Kennedy announced a partial easing of the Cuban crisis as Soviet Premier Khrushchev pledged to pull out all IL-28 bombers within 30 days and allow observers. He lifted the naval quarantine but cautioned that key safeguards and UN verification remain unsettled and risk of rearmament persists.
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Cleveland Woman Dies After Being Struck by Car
Mrs Ma tilda Koba, 70, of Cleveland, died at Metropolitan General Hospital from injuries after a car struck her near her home Monday night. Authorities reported the incident occurred in Cleveland and the victim was hospitalized prior to death.
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When's Thanksgiving
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