Four locations named for Cuban Soviet missiles claim
Exiles from two anti Castro groups alleged in New York that Soviet missiles and aircraft are hidden in four Cuban caves near Camarioca Nuevitas and Trinidad with underground hangars at San Julian Pinar del Rio. They claimed 15 000 Soviet troops on the island and linked a recent Juan Francisco Beach raid to the effort.
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New York
Cuba
U.S
Second National Front of
Escambray
Alpha 66
Armando Fleites
Front
Camarioca
Matanzas
Nuevitas
Camaguey
Trinidad
Los Villas
San Julian
Pinar del Rio
Fleites
U.N
U Thant
Marine Units In Caribbean Home Bound
A Marine brigade of about 9,000 men is returning to California after service in the Caribbean during the Cuban crisis. This marks official disclosure of the force size sent to the Caribbean and Guantanamo Bay in late October as the United States built up military power against Cuba. The 5th Marine Expeditionary Brigade, in 20 ships, began arriving at the Panama Canal five days ago.
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Washington
California
Caribbean
Marine Corps
Guantanamo Naval Base
United States
Cuba
5Th Marine Expeditionary Brigade
Panama Canal
Wind Frees British From Lethal Smog
London emerges from four day smog crisis that killed 106 and sent over 1,000 to hospital as a south wind clears the capital. Traffic resumes and coast guards report no injuries after estuary collisions.
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London
Returning Naval Families To Guantanamo
In Norfolk Virginia 29 women and children flew home to Guantanamo Bay Cuba ahead of Christmas. They are the first evacuees from a 2800-strong group stranded since Oct. 22 when the Cuba crisis escalated. Additional regular and special return flights are planned through December with the USS Geiger carrying hundreds more from New York on Dec. 11 and 19.
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Norfolk, Va
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Guantanamo
Kennedy
Norfolk
New York
May Ozzenave
Craig
Navy
Guatanamo
Lorraine Hawkins
Cmdr
Rex Hawkins
Leeward Air Terminal
Givers Drive Nearing Goal in Ouachita Parish
Ouachita Parish United Givers Fund reported Friday it was within 15000 dollars of its 251000 dollar campaign goal for 196. The goal is now in sight and could be reached with a final push, say UGF officers and officials.
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Ouachita Parish United Givers Fund
UGF
Fire damages White Motel in Lake Providence area
High winds fanned a fire of undetermined origin Friday that partially destroyed one section of White Motel, a brick veneer resort area property one mile north of Lake Providence on Highway 65. Estimated loss is 80000 dollars. fifteen air conditioned rooms with TVs and a laundry were lost. The blaze, found around noon, was under control by 4 p.m. The owner plans to rebuild. Local fire, police, and sheriff's units assisted.
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Lake Providence
White Motel
Highway 65
White
Monroe
Twin Cities
United States
West Monroe
Christmas Spirit Spreads Across Northeast State Campus
The holiday mood grows on the Northeast State College campus as decorations appear in administration buildings. Female students prepare for the annual open house in all women’s residence halls with events set for December 11. Doors in the halls continue.
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State College
Relief Critic Arrested On Bribe Count
Newburgh City Manager Joseph Mitchell was arrested in his city hall office on charges of conspiring to take a $20,000 bribe. Lawrence J. De Masi of Hillsdale New Jersey was also arrested on the same charge in New York City.
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Newburgh
N.Y
UPI
Joseph Mitchell
New Jersey
Lawrence J. de Masi
de Masi Real Estate and Insurance Agency
Hillsdale
N.J
de Masi
New York City
New York
Atty
Hogan
Mitchell
Stephen
Joseph Wahrhaftig
Monticello
Wahrhaftigs
Manhattan
Kennedy worries over Acheson Britain link
President Kennedy is said to fear British public reaction to Dean Achesons assessment of Britain's world status. Officials note Kennedy believes U S Britain ties rest on tradition and shared interests, not whether the UK remains a great power, citing Cuba crisis and Red China's India invasion as evidence of close cooperation. Kennedy values Britain's backing on Cuba policy and credits U S Britain teamwork for Harriman's India mission.
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Washington
Kennedy
Dean Achesons
London
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Britain
United Kingdom
Acheson
India
Thousands Stranded by Huge Drifts in Snowstorm
A vicious prewinter snowstorm stranded thousands across Ohio and Pennsylvania, closed hundreds of schools and factories from Indiana and Michigan to New York, left Appalachian communities paralyzed, and dropped up to 26 inches of snow in Ohio. Winds reached 70 to 80 mph, drifts up to five feet formed along a broad belt, the Turnpike faced its worst day, and 40,000 homes lost power while 2,000 travelers remained stranded on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Page end note indicates continuation on Eighth.
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United Press International
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Michigan
New York
Appalachian Mountain
Lorain County
Geauga County
Turtle Point
Great Lakes
Blackwater Falls
W.va
Flat Top
W Va
Cleveland
Columbus
Buckeye
Reputation to Keep Goodfellows Help at Christmas
Goodfellows receive growing requests for help as a child writes of a single mother with three children asking for Christmas aid. The Monroe News-Star-World appeals for donations to the Goodfellows fund to assist needy Twin City families, with a mother describing her children's ages.
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Goodfellows
Twin City
News-Star—World
Monroe
Neville Tigers to host state final at Brown Stadium
Neville High School Tigers won the toss and will defend their state AA title at home in Brown Stadium on Friday night at 8 p.m. The Tigers defeated Thibodeaux 7 0 to reach the finals and about 2 200 reserve seats go on sale Monday at 8 am from the Neville office. Monroe Mayor Howard voiced happiness over the decision.
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Neville High
Tigers
Brown Stadium
Northeast
Louisiana State College
Wildcats
Thibodeaux
Neville
Sidney Seegers
Monroe
W. L. Howard
Bill Ruple
Closer to rescued miners at Carmichaels mine blast
Pennsylvania officials report rescue crews edging toward 37 trapped miners 650 feet underground after a blast. Secretary of Mines Lewis Evans says teams are within 4 700 feet, possibly 3 000, of the men and an update could come in about 36 hours. Temperature is 50 to 55 degrees and ventilation remains key amid smoldering fires.
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Carmichaels
Pennsylvania
Lewis Evans
Evans
US Steel Corp
Serarsee
M Tr
Donors Named in Local Campaign Event
A fragmented notice mentions donor Marcy Gail Solomon among supporters for a local campaign effort. Other readable names and details are unclear due to damaged text.
Family Seeks Help Amid Struggles with Work and Income
The message describes a husband unable to find sufficient work to support his family and lacking funds for their children. It requests assistance from someone able to help with basic needs during a difficult period.
Army Plans New Quarters for Oxford Troops
The Army will build temporary troop facilities at Oxford to house over 300 soldiers guarding James Meredith at the University of Mississippi. About 25 tent frames plus 13 government prefab buildings will be constructed, with bids expected around December 1.
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Mobile
Ala
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Corps of Engineers
Oxford
Or Tion
National Guard
University
Meredith
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Twentynine Palms
Calif
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Col. M. M. Blue
Burlington, N.C
W. J. Masterpool
Solvay, N.Y
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R. B. Prescott
Portsmouth, N.H
Frederick Simpson
Kansas City
Kan
William Geftman
Chicago
Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron 361
Col. T. J. Ross
Milwaukee
Sen. Fairbourne
Sandy, Utah
Richard Prindle
Ramblin
Holiday Air
Harold Macmillan
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