Kennedy Draws Line On U S Security In Cuba Crisis
President Kennedy outlined six U S security lines in the Cuban crisis warning Castro and possibly Khrushchev against actions that could trigger war. The policy declaration listed Guantanamo Bay, passage to the Panama Canal, Cape Canaveral activities, American lives, hemispheric safety, and a warning against Cuba becoming an offensive Soviet base. He cautioned that other moves endangering U S security could also provoke action.
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Navy intensifies surveillance of Cuba and supply routes
The Navy and White House vow tighter Caribbean watch as President Kennedy says arms and supplies flow to Cuba will be met with increased surveillance. Navy sources report round‑the‑clock patrols from Key West and Guantanamo, with ships operating from Roosevelt Roads and Puerto Rico. Air and sea lanes from Europe to Cuba are under constant scrutiny and Soviet flights via Newfoundland are tracked, though cargo details remain undisclosed.
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Costly Montreal Structures Open in Downtown Montreal
Montreal opened a new $80 million complex led by a 42 story cruciform Royal Bank of Canada building. The seven acre plaza spans Dorchester Boulevard making the bank tower the tallest and largest office building in Canada.
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DiSalle Plans College Campaign Stops Next Week
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle will visit three Ohio colleges as part of his reelection campaign. The Democrat will speak at Miami University in Oxford on Tuesday, then at Ohio Northern University in Ada and Bluffton College on Thursday.
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Michael V. DiSalle
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Oxford
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Ada
Bluffton
Kennedy says Cuba action unnecessary
President Kennedy stated that U S military action against Cuba is not required or justified now and warned against loose talk that could claim legitimacy for such threats. He vowed the U S would act to protect its security if Cuba ever endangers or becomes an offensive base, while intensifying readiness in the Caribbean. He also condemned voter suppression violence and noted Congress backing reserves and U 2 policy, with nuclear test plans and industry labor issues discussed.
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Weather forecast calls for cooler night and mild weekend
The area is expected to be fair and cooler tonight with Saturday remaining mild under partly cloudy skies. A low near 59 tonight and a high near 80 tomorrow follow, with highs around 83 and lows about 60 through Wednesday. Showers may develop Monday or Tuesday. Yesterday's official high was 93 at 3:15 pm and overnight low 65 at 3 am today. Middletown recorded .12 inches of rainfall last night.
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Glenns Falling Behind in Space Work Says Schirra
New York AP Commander Walter M Schirra Jr says astronaut John H Glenn Jr has fallen behind in space work due to outside commitments. He warns Glenn’s input is needed for decisions and training, with Schirra tentatively due for orbital flight on Sept 28 and Glenn pressed by public duties since his February flight.
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al Chop
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Traffic judge shows leniency over parking tickets in Virginia
James W. Corum of Fayetteville, N C, paid 27 dollars in traffic court for 12 parking tickets in Richmond Virginia. He returned minutes later with a 13th ticket placed on his car while he was in court. Judge John A Williams Jr dismissed the 13th ticket.
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James W. Corum
Fayetteville
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John A. Williams Jr
Ike Rips Into JFKs Policies in Illinois Campaign
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower campaigned in Illinois to back GOP candidates. He attacked big government and power, spoke at a ham and eggs breakfast for Rep. Leslie Arends, and rode a long motorcade to the Kankakee civic auditorium where about 900 attended. The tour began with a speech in Rensselaer, Indiana.
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Dont Provoke Us Tshombe Warns All Katanga Sees Peace Plan Rejected
Katanga leader Moise Tshombe told a crowd at a gendarme burial that Katanga remains firm and warned that provocation would trigger violence. He hinted he might not join the U.N. plan for Congo unity, despite previously accepting Thant’s framework for reunification under a federal constitution. In Leopoldville, U.N. denied Tshombe’s charge of a planned large-scale attack on north Katanga next week.
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Banker gives pool fire truck and roads to Richmondville village
John D. Holmes, 74 of 92, president of the Bank of Richmondville, discreetly funds local gifts. He financed a swimming pool in 1954, a new fire truck, cemetery road paving, and even a girls dormitory at Hartwick College, all to aid his 900-person community.
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Schoharie Valley
Dutch Senate OKs New Guinea Accord
The Dutch Senate ratified the Dutch Indonesian agreement transferring authority over West New Guinea to Indonesia. After Queen Juliana signs, documents go to United Nations headquarters in New York. Indonesia has also ratified the accord.
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Kefauver to pressed on steel pricing probe
Sen Estes Kefauver said he will proceed with an antitrust inquiry into steel industry pricing even if obstructed from obtaining production cost data. The Senate Judiciary Committee pressed its contempt bid against Republic Bethlehem National and Armco Steel for refusing subpoenas.
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Russians Yield Use Buses Again at Berlin War Memorial
Soviet guards again used a green and red bus to reach the West Berlin war memorial, signaling compliance with Western orders after initial bus use was halted by protests. A crowd of about 50 West Berliners watched as guards waved, while Allied powers demanded a halt to armored-car transports.
Chuckle on word stocks and turnover of women
A humorous line notes that the average woman uses a smaller stock of words than the average man but turns them over more quickly, delivering a wry observation on speech pace and gender.
Premier Resigns in Brazil After Referendum Rejected
In Brasilia Prime Minister Francisco Brochado Da Rocha and his cabinet resigned after failing to secure congress approval for a referendum granting full executive powers to President Joao Goulart. The move sparked fears of military intervention and the abolition of congress. Da Rocha told the Chamber of Deputies he quit after two months as conservatives resisted Goulart's demands.
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Brazil faces deeper turmoil as cabinet walkout looms
With elections for a new congress only weeks away, Brazil's cabinet walkout threatens to worsen political and financial instability. President Goulart, at loggerheads with Congress over powers seized from his office, struggles to name a prime minister who can secure conservative approval.
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