Leaders Realize War Risk In Cuba Crisis
Congressional leaders warned the risk of nuclear war is great but they back President Kennedy in the Cuba missile crisis. They expect possible decisive action and some foresee a showdown with the Soviet Union as the United States prepares to dismantle missile bases in Cuba.
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Washington
Kennedy
Western Hemisphere
Soviet Union
Cuba
White House
United States
Caribbean
Steel Market Gains Predicted for Rest of Year
New York AP report quotes Iron Age that steel demand will rise slowly through year end with auto steel orders likely not before late November or December. Current auto steel buying estimated at no more than 80 percent of normal as production dips for a second week, with industry running under 60 percent capacity.
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New York
Metalworking Weekly
Evening and Thursday meeting schedule across local groups
Wednesday meetings include Fenwick Welfare at Fenwick High School at 8 p.m and Alcoholics Anonymous at 8 30 p.m. Thursday events feature Lions Club at noon Manchester Kiwanis Club at noon Trenton Lions Club at 6 39 p.m Alpha Council 326 Jr OUAM at 7 30 p.m 19 N Broad Knights of Pythias Lafayette Lodge 37 at 7 30 p.m Castle Hall Toastmaster Club at 7 30 p.m Eastern Lanes Middletown Trade and Labor Council at 7 30 p.m AFL Hall Franklin FOE Auxiliary at 7 50 p.m AEIF at 8 p.m AEIF Hall BPOE Lodge 257 at 8 p.m Elks Temple Moose Lodge 501 at 8 p.m Moose Hall 100 Lodge 956 at 8 p.m 29 S Main Alcoholics Anonymous at 3 20 (time)
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Trenton Lions Club
Alpha Council
326 Jr
OUAM
N. Broad
Knights of Pythias
Lafayette Lodge
Castle Hall
Toastmaster Club
Middletown
AEIF
Officials Can't Find Mail Fund
Federal officials admitted failure after an 11 hour search of an $18,000 Weymouth ranch home for most of $1.5 million stolen in the August 14 Plym outh mail robbery. Thomas R. Richards, 37, missing, no arrest warrant issued, search uncovers $330 in ten dollar bills, some non identifying, a 12 gauge shotgun and a .45 automatic pistol marked US property, and extensive home damage. Richards, an electrician, was at a Somerset work site when inspectors left a message directing him home.
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Weymouth
Mass
Plymouth
Thomas R. Richards
Richards
Massachusetts
U.S
U.S. Marshalls
Somerset
Fall River
War Scare Narrows Market Gains Amid Cuban Crisis
Wall Street tumbled as investors weighed the Cuban crisis and possible U S Soviet clash impact. The AP average slid 4.4 and the Dow fell 10.54 with volume weak. Analysts warned of continued jitters for weeks as rails steels aerospace and chemicals led declines while commodities rose internationally.
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New York
Wall Street
U.S
Eldon Grimm
Walston and Co
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Sidney Lurie
Josephthal and Co
Will
Ralph Rothem
Harris, Upham and Co
Briley Calls for Unity Yet Criticizes Cuba Policy
John Marshall Briley, Republican Senate hopeful, urged voters to unite behind the President in coming days but criticized Kennedy's Cuba policy as overdue. He noted Republicans have long condemned the delay and the watchful waiting approach, advocating actions similar to the President's.
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Toledo, Ohio
John Marshall Briley
U.S. Senate
Briley
Kennedy
Snow Falls in Ohio Blankets Northeast Region
Snow totals reached up to two inches in parts of northeastern Ohio as residents woke to a light winter covering. The heaviest accumulation from the U S Weather Bureau at Cleveland Hopkins Airport occurred in the Amherst area seven miles west of Lorain in Lorain County.
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Cleveland
Ohio
U. S. Weather Bureau
Cleveland Hopkins
Amherst
Lorain
Lorain County
Divorcee Indicted in Slaying of Zanesville Patrolman
Roylan Doris Mosley Woodruff, 24, of Zanesville, indicted on a first degree murder charge by the Muskingum County Grand Jury for the September 8 slaying of police patrolman Edward Jack Rush. Rush was shot five times while in his kitchen after police said Woodruff listed herself as his housekeeper.
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Zanesville, Ohio
Roylan
Doris Mosley Woodruff
Zanesville
Muskingum County
Grand Jury
Edward Jack Rush
Khrushchev applauds Hines in Moscow Boris Gudonov bow
Soviet Premier Khrushchev applauded American opera star Jerome Hines in Moscow as he appeared in Boris Gudonov. Khrushchev led four curtain calls and joined top Soviet officials backstage to congratulate the singer.
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Khrushchev
Jerome Hines
U.S.S.R
Moussovsky
Boris Gudonov
Moscow
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