Queen Wilhelmina Dies at 82 in Het Loo Palace
Former Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands dies in her sleep at Het Loo at 82 after a long reign and wartime exile. Juliana succeeds. Beatrix travels abroad as the royal family disperses across Europe and Asia. Churchill praised her leadership in exile.
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East Indies
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Queen Juliana
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Soestdijk Palace
Princess Irene
England
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Beatrix
Hong Kong
Japan
United States
Victoria
Winston Churchill
October 1962 consumer prices show first drop
The government reports living costs fell one tenth of one percent in October 1962 marking the first decline of the year. The retreat indicates a cooling of inflation pressures as consumer prices eased across several major groups.
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Washington
Americans Among 97 Die In Lima Jetliner Crash
Rescue crews recovered 97 bodies from a Brazilian Varig Boeing 707 crash near Pachacamac 15 miles south of Lima. Nineteen victims were American, with no survivors. The plane carried 80 passengers and 17 crew. officials investigate under Peruvian and U.S. oversight.
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Peru
California
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
U.S
Varig
Pachacamac
Raul Cepero Bonilla
Cuba National Bank
Fidel Castro
Jesus Melgar
United States and Belgium Threaten Karanga Secession Measures
President Kennedy and Paul-Henri Spaak warned that severe economic measures would be imposed on Katanga if unity with the Congo fails, targeting Moise Tshombe. U Thant refines a plan to end Katanga secession with a 50-50 mineral tax split and a federal Congo constitution. Adoula faces a crucial censure vote as talks continue at the U.N. and in Kinshasa.
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United States
Belgium
Katanga
Congo
Kennedy
Paul- Henri Spaak
White House
U.S
Moise Tshombe
U.N
U Thant
United Nations
Thant
Cyrille Adoula
Unity
Adoula
Swedes Proposal For Nuclear Ban Rejected at 17 Nation Conference
At Geneva the Swedish plan for an unpoliced moratorium on nuclear tests by January 1 faced rejection from the Western bloc and dismissal by the Soviet Union. Delegates stressed the need for verifiable controls while citing past unmonitored pauses in testing.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Rolf Edberg
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Joseph Godber
Wall Street Rebounds as Investors Return After Crash
Wall Street shows renewed optimism with higher volumes and rising prices as brokers report crowded boards and staff recall. Eldon Grimm of Walston & Co links the swing to the Cuban crisis cooling fears of recession and to increased dividend payouts driving renewed confidence.
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Grimm
Kennedy And Mikoyan To Probe All Topics
U S and Soviet negotiators resume talks on Cuba in New York with Adlai Stevenson Kennedy and Mikoyan expected to discuss verification inspections and the dismantling of missile bases. The United States insists on U N involvement to prevent invasion while Castro rejects dismantling bases outside U N control.
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N.Y
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
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Dean Rusk
Stevenson
John J. McCloy
U Thant
Havana
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
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Castro
Puerto Rico
U.N
Cuba
Guantanamo Naval Base
Laos Parties To Unite On Armed Force
Laos three party government reached plans to merge rightist pro Communist and neutralist armed forces into a single national force. A police force merger was also announced and commissions from all factions will implement the changes amid recent crossfire at Plaine des Jarres.
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Vientiane
Laos
Pathet Lao
Plaine Des Jarres
Souvanna Phouma
Pope John XXIII Sidelined by Influenza
Vatican announces Pope John XXIII, 81, ill with influenza forcing cancellation of his Wednesday general audience. Reports of planned surgery for prostate trouble were officially denied as Rome press and papers contested the timing of any operation around Christmas.
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John XXIII
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Rome
High Winds Still Rage Off Coast
A severe storm off the South Atlantic coast kept pounding shorelines from North Carolina to Florida. Gale warnings stretched from Daytona Beach to Cape May as waves erode beaches and drive high tides inland. Light rain fell in eastern Carolina regions and east central Georgia while the rest of the Southeast remained cloudy and mild.
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Florida
Daytona Beach
Fla
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Carolinas
Georgia
Restrictions on News Off Limits Lifted on Cuba Crisis
The Defense Department authorized base commanders to permit newsmen to interview pilots who monitored shipping during the naval arms blockade of Cuba. Interviews with pilots on reconnaissance missions over Cuba remain barred. The State Department suspended an order requiring interviewees to report correspondent names, organizations, and interview topics. Pentagon spokesman said no plans to suspend or cancel that order.
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Washington
Defense Department
Cuba
State Department
Pentagon
Indians Rush Troops To Front As Talks Go On
India rushed more troops to strengthen border defenses as talks continued with China. U S Air Force transports moved men and supplies toward the front while the cease fire held. Diplomats pressed neutral nations in Africa and Asia to back India's case as mission heads and high officials traveled between capitals.
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India
China
Nehru
Himalayas
Peking
A. K. Sen
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Ghana
Lakshmi Menon
Menon
Rangoon
Huang Chen
Indonesia
Burma
Ne Win
Northeast Frontier
Ladakh
Satural
Lockheed Strike Shuts In 31 000 Workers
Lockheed Aircraft Corp hit by IAM strike affecting about 31 000 employees including union and non union workers across Burbank Van Nuys Sunnyvale Cape Canaveral Honolulu and Vandenberg. Work on Polaris and other defense items slowed as talks failed over whether a union shop would be required.
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Burbank
Calif
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
International Association of Machinists
Lockheed
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van Nuys
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Sunnyvale
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Missile Test Center
Cape Canaveral Missile Test Center
Florida
Honolulu
Hawaii
Polaris
Two Days Of Talks Expected
President Kennedy and Anastas Mikoyan prepare for talks at the White House likely to cover Cuba and broader Cold War issues. Officials note no formal agenda as Mikoyan returns from Havana and presses for settlement with Castro while Khrushchev urged detente steps.
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Kennedy
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Cuba
White House
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Dobrynin
Mikoyan
New York
Havana
Fidel Castro
Jon Kennedy
Khrushchev
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Middleton clear skies extend into tomorrow
The weatherman forecasts one more day of bright weather in Middleton. Temperatures will be about five degrees above the normal high of 42 to 49, with yesterday’s high 54 and low 28.
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