Castro rejects UN supervision of base dismantling in Cuba
Fidel Castro denounced any UN or foreign oversight of dismantling Soviet missile bases in Cuba and urged the United States to abandon its naval base at Guantanamo. He stated that only missiles were being removed while other weapons remained on Cuban soil, framing UN inspection as a humiliation of Cuban sovereignty. Anastas Mikoyan met U.N. and U.S. officials in New York before arriving in Havana to press for a settlement.
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U S Nuclear Advantage Seen as Deterrent in Cuban Crisis
Reported senior officials say Kennedy trusted U S nuclear superiority to deter Soviet aggression in Cuba. Discussions favored a blockade over bombing or invasion with gradual tightening and intelligence delays shaping actions through the October crisis hours.
Third Chlorine Tank Lifted By U S Engineers
The U S Army Corps of Engineers lifted the third of four chlorine tanks from the Mississippi River at Vidalia. The 275 ton tank, surfaced from 65 feet of water, was moved to a barge for transport to Wyndotte Chemical Corp in Geismer for storage. Evacuation alerts for about 80 000 residents remained in place if leaks occurred.
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Boomer Town Rentals Advertised in City Columns
In tact, roomers and renters fill the tiyo area with ads for rented bedrooms and baths. Readers are urged to call listed numbers for arrangements and details including cancellation privileges and rental terms.
Two More Soviet Nuclear Tests Reported
U S Atomic Energy Commission reports two additional Soviet nuclear tests one an altitude burst over central Asia and the other an atmospheric test in the Arctic. The twin detonations keep pace with seven prior tests noted by the ARC since Saturday with yields in the intermediate range from 0.9 to 1 million tons of TNT.
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Seething Florida Straits Busy With Military Activity
Key West area sees heavy naval and air operations as U S blockade and Cuban tensions rise. Fidel Castro rejects inspection of bases while Bryant tours buildup near Key West. Port Everglades hosts ships and sleeping soldiers as 2500 will use Yankee Stadium for quarters. Boca Chica base remains closed to newsmen.
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Jazz concert to aid equipment for troupe abroad
The Twin City Chit Chat group will give a jazz concert at 4 p m Thursday in Brown Auditorium on Northeast Louisiana State College campus. Proceeds go toward buying equipment for the group’s four upcoming January rethere bases in France. Sponsored by the Department of Defence Germany and Daly and the United Service Organizations CUSO.
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Khrush Letter Reveals Fear Of Atomic War
The New York Herald Tribune reports Khrushchev’s unpublished letter to Kennedy shows acania and fear of atomic war over missile bases in Cuba. Officials say the first letter, highly emotional, remains unreleased and may be kept secret to avoid misuse by hard-line Stalinists.
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Ouachita Parish Board Overspends On West Monroe School Additions
Lassiter accuses Ouachita Parish School Board of illegal action by approving $290 5000 extra for the Riser project and elevating the Gildart and elevation van, after earlier overages in the Nutland Read project. Two West Monroe members supported the request amid abstentions and warnings the total would leave less than $100 000 for equipment. A regular board meeting to open bids on a Sterlington auditorium is set for Tuesday night.
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Guthrie Delivers Talk at CPA Bankers Joint Meeting
Grayson Guthrie was featured speaker Thursday night at a joint gathering of the Monroe Chapter of Louisiana Certified Public Accountants and the Fifth District Bankers Association held at Bayou DeSiard Country Club.
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Kennedys Plan Virginia Ranch Style Home
AP reports Mrs Kennedy and President Kennedy plan a ranch style house on 9 acres on Rattlesnake Mountain Fauquier County Virginia between Middleburg and Upperville. The one story masonry stucco home would have seven bedrooms two for servants 52 baths a living room dining room and kitchen with an estimated cost near 45000 dollars. land purchase taxes and hidden costs cited at about 50000 dollars.
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Fraud Trial Is Postponed for Edward Partin
Federal court in Baton Rouge delayed the fraud and embezzlement case against Edward G. Partin, a Baton Rouge steamship local business agent. Partin faces 26 counts in a federal indictment as motions hearings have been repeatedly postponed.
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Option Taken On State Site Near Krotz Springs Mill Plans
A 34 million dollar newsprint mill is proposed near Krotz Springs on the Haas estate. The option calls for a 99 year lease at about 17000 dollars per year with an initial capacity of 250 tons of newsprint daily.
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Longest U S drought in Bagdad 1912 to 1914
A National Geographic Society record notes a 767 day drought in Bagdad California from October 1912 to November 1914, marking one of the longest dry spells in U S history.
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California
Bagdad
National Geographic Society
Mao Hopeful Soviet Revolt Hint Aims at Khrushchev
Former Chinese security officer Fu says Mao Tsetung hopes Soviet people will rise against Khrushchev and Stalin's legacy. Mao allegedly seeks Soviet defeat to clear a path for China to lead world communism and views India as unreliable leaning West. Fu provided the remarks at a West German religious service briefing.
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Astronaut Malcolm S Carpenter Mourns Mother Florence
Florence Carpenter 62 died in Boulder after hemorrhage amid tuberculosis fight. She was chief medical records clerk at Community Hospital and mother of astronaut Malcolm S Carpenter. Her husband Dr Marion Scott Carpenter, a retired chemist, lives in Palmer Lake.
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Child Bit Torpedo Candy Firecracker Laced Treat
Detroit police report a three year old Meredith Miles bit into a Halloween treat that appeared to be a firecracker like torpedo. The candy exploded in her mouth, chipped a tooth, and caused mouth burns. Investigators checked area homes to assess if other tainted treats were distributed.
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Soviet Arms To India Continue Amid Diplomatic Clashes
Soviet arms deliveries to India persist despite official denials and regional tensions. A Moscow spokesman said shipments proceed, while reports mention stalled consignments and possible linked tensions with China and Pakistan. Indian officials offered no confirmation of specific figures or dates.
Heavier Weapons To Follow Heavier Weapons To Follow
An American arms airlift begins from Germany to bolster India’s Himalayan army against Chinese forces. C130 planes carry artillery and communications gear, with more Western weapons expected. Nehru urges calm as thousands of students protest.
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Germany
Red China
State Department
Washington
Reds Seek Others To Inspect In Cuba Crisis
Report says the Soviet Union seeks safe alternatives to UN observers in Havana to verify Cuban troop and base withdrawal. Castro rejects international inspection while Washington sources note a possible face-saving option. Thant signals UN inspection likely in some form.
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Thant
United Nations
Cuba
Kennedy influence in contest seen in Tuesday ballot
Washington watchers monitor Tuesday’s gi election as voters decide the fate of President Kennedy’s sway over Congress. The outcome could shape control and policy direction for the administration.
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Congressional and Gubernatorial Elections Seen Shaping 1964 Race
The upcoming balloting will test political sentiment nationwide as Kennedy nears midterm. Voters choose 435 House seats 39 Senate seats and many local offices with results likely shaping Republican prospects for 1964 campaigns and potential shifts in governor races.
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Mars Space Probe Reaches Orbit in Early Mars Mission
Soviet Mars J probe enters space on a seven month voyage to photograph Martian canals and icecaps. Officials report the 1 ton instrument loaded station is about 210000 miles from Earth with systems functioning normally as Tass confirms launch from a parking orbit.
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