Kennedy says invasion not planned unless Cuba threats recur
U S officials say Kennedy pledge not to invade Cuba remains in force but allows force if Cuba poses a major new threat. Policy to isolate Havana continues, with defensive measures including force if needed. Details hinge on Khrushchev withdrawing Soviet missiles and Thant talks.
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U S vows defense under Rio Treaty against Castro threat
The United States pledges to defend hemisphere security under the 1947 Rio Treaty if attacked and to counter Castroite subversion. It states the policy toward anti Castro exiles remains restrictive on attacks launched from U S shores while showing sympathy for their aims.
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Hemisphere
Americas
U.S
Cuba
De Gaulle to stay in power after narrow referendum
President Charles de Gaulle announced he would remain head of the French government despite only 46.3 percent of registered voters backing his constitutional amendment. He argued the majority of those who voted approved his plan for direct presidential elections, while remaining politicians claimed constitutional violation.
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Charles de Gaulle
Onl
France
de Gaulle
Rhodes Vindicated as Auditors Find No Fraud in Adding Machine Rentals
Two accounting firms Ernst & Ernst and Price Waterhouse & Co. reported no evidence of fraud in adding machine rental or rental-purchase payments in the office of Ohio State Auditor James A. Rhodes. Rhodes called the findings a complete vindication while Gov. Michael V. DiSalle sought a further inquiry.
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James A. Rhodes
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Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
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Director of Finance
State Records Commission
Office of the Auditor of State
Ohio
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U Thant Aims New Talk With Castro On Cuba Missiles
In Havana Acting Secretary General U Thant convened a second meeting with Fidel Castro to press for U N verification of Moscow’s missile withdrawal from Cuba. A prior two hour session yielded no progress as Castro held firm on US naval base surrender and expansion of economic and security concessions. A Thant aide described the talks as useful and noted Cuba stood its ground with several clarified points.
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Lost Trackster Takes Hack Back
Jerry Blueford a Humboldt State College freshman from Oakland ran away on Tuesday and got lost. He called a cab four bits later he returned to campus relieved and somewhat heckled. The cabbie said he trusted the fare.
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Humboldt State College
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Iraqi Airways Buys U S Jets and Plans Pilot Academy
Nasir al Janabi head of Iraqi Airways announced the purchase of two Boeing 720B jets and a Boeing financed pilot school will open in Baghdad next year. Iraqi pilots will receive training in the United States.
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Eisenhower urged to quit campaigning over Cuban missile crisis
Democratic senator Hartke urged Eisenhower to cancel future campaign appearances arguing some statements implied room for criticism of the Cuban crisis stance. Eisenhower, speaking at Gettysburg, said unity is needed now and that postcrisis analysis should be allowed in time.
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Vance Hartke
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Nehru Ousts Menon From Defense Post
Navy tightens Cuban blockade patrol area as United Nations seeks halt to offensive arms shipments. Sweden challenges the action while Soviet ships are intercepted. Thant aims to lift the blockade before Havana talks with Castro.
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Menon
War Si Truce No Exiles Say
Cuban revolutionaries pressed a hard line as U Thant's Havana mission neared, stating war yes and truce no. The anti-Castro council rejected any deal with Castro, calling Cuba a Soviet province and pledging armed action despite Kennedy's pledge not to invade if missiles are removed.
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Cuba
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Fidel Castro
Nehru takes over defense ministry amid China crisis
Prime Minister Nehru assumed control of India's defense portfolio from V K Krishna Menon after a cabinet decision amid criticism of Menon over defense prep. Reports Also note ongoing frontier fighting near Walong and Towang as India seeks arms from the Soviet Union and allies.
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Nehru
Defense Ministry
V. K. Krishna Menon
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Defense Production
Chuckle Caption About Parking Spot Mirror Absence
A humorous one line quip about a woman not looking in a mirror only when leaving a parking space. The joke plays on vanity and timing in everyday parking lot humor.
Firefly Satellite Anna Boosted Into Orbit From Cape Canaveral
The 355 pound Firefly satellite named Anna launched from Cape Canaveral at 3 08 a m aboard a Thor Able Star booster. An hour after liftoff the Defense Department said it was in a successful orbit about 700 miles above Earth. Signals from the payload were reported clear as the mission reached orbit high above Ethiopia.
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Ethiopia
Khrushchev Meets Czechoslovak Leader in Moscow
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev held talks with Czechoslovak President Antonin Novotny in Moscow as a Communist delegation visited. Tass reported the meeting.
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Communist Party
Antonin Novotny
Tass
Weather Outlook Shows Mild Rise Then Cool Weekend
The mercury rises slightly Thursday with a high near 50 and minor fluctuations through Monday. Snow-flurry chances exist Thursday night, Friday, and Sunday. Tonight’s low is forecast at 32, with yesterday’s high at 53 and overnight low at 30.
Lausche Hospitalized After Chest Pains
Senator Frank J. Lausche of Ohio entered Bethesda Naval Hospital for a checkup amid recurring chest pains and fatigue. The 67 year old, in Washington for campaign duties, postponed re election bid as doctors ordered detailed observation. His opponent for the Senate seat is Republican John Briley.
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Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
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