Appeasement Ruled Out In Censored Talks
A Senate committee report on the muzzling inquiry rejects a no-win foreign policy claim and defends censorship of speeches as proper. It notes some edits defy explanation, discusses civil-military relations and Walker’s case, and says the Army’s blue troop indoctrination program was basically sound despite controversial activities.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
State and
Defense Department
Sen
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Edwin A. Walker
Walker
Boston Homes Watched In Robbery Probe
Federal agents surveil several Boston residences as they probe the August Plymouth mail truck robbery worth 1.5 million dollars. Authorities cite a link to a Boston man and a North Weymouth home tied to claimed loot, while officials say Richards is free to act.
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Boston
Plymouth
North Weymouth
Thomas R. Richards
Dunne
Richards
Bargain Want Ad for Record Player and Living Room Set
Portable three speed record player with carrying case offered for 15 dollars. Living room suite includes two end tables and coffee table with a stereo system. Contact numbers FA 5 5488 FA 5 3344 FA 2 516 for listings and rates.
Twin City Diabetes Week aims to raise awareness
Diabetes Week in the Twin Cities runs November 11 to 17 to help unknown diabetics discover their condition and learn to live well. Free home testing kits will be distributed in drug stores during the campaign week, with Thomas Kelley Randolph Cage and Dr Samuel Clark leading the organizing committee.
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Twin Cities
Thomas Kelley
Randolph Cage
Samuel Clark
Steinbeck wins 1962 Nobel Prize for literature
John Steinbeck, 60, from California, receives the Nobel Prize with a $49,656 award for a career blending realism and imagination. His works including The Grapes of Wrath and Travels with Charley are cited for social insight and humor.
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Stockholm
Sweden
John Steinbeck
Steinbeck
United States
Charley
U.S
Sag Harbor
N.Y
Dust Bowl
Oklahoma
Key West Name Origins According to Britannica
The name Key West derives from the Spanish Cayo Hueso meaning Bone Island, Britannica notes, not from the island’s western Florida Keys location. The article links the term to early Spanish explorers and local nomenclature.
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Key West
Fla
Cayo Hueso
Bone Island
Coral Island
The
Florida Keys
Mobile Missile Pads Reveal Cuban Launch Crude Simplicity
U S photographs show Soviet mobile missiles in Cuba using crude launch pads and trailers. A Pentagon spokesman notes the system can erect and ready missiles in three to four days, with fuel trucks and support buildings visible and aimed at a U S target region.
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Washington
Cuba
U.S
Defense Department
Pentagon
Tagon
United States
Macmillan Charges Khrushchev With Deliberate Cuban Provocation
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan told the House of Commons that Khrushchev’s Cuban move was a deliberate dangerous adventure and demanded international control to verify removal of nuclear missiles. He urged Western unity and supported measures leading to credible disarmament and possible diplomacy including a summit if Cuba is defused.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Khrushchev
Cuba
House of Commons
Macmillan
United States
Delta Service To Huntsville Backed By Von Braun
Delta Air Lines faces Civil Aeronautics Board scrutiny in Huntsville Alabama as Dr Wernher von Braun Major General Francis McMorrow and the Huntsville Madison County Airport Authority endorse daily jet service to Dallas and Los Angeles to aid the space program Von Braun cites missed trips due to current schedules and connections while McMorrow promotes reduced travel time and manhours as key savings Clinton Humphreys of North American Aviation also supports improved jet and cargo service between Huntsville and the West
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Huntsville
Ala
Delta Air Lines
Alabama
Civil Aeronautics Board
Merritt Ruhlen
Wernher von Braun
NASA
George C. Marshall Space Flight Center
Francis J. McMorrow
U. S. Army Missile Command
Huntsville - Madison County
Delta
Los Angeles
General McMorrow
West
J. E. Mitchell
Clinton E. Humphreys
North American Aviation Corporation
First of Four Chlorine Tanks Recovered Near Vidalia
U S Army Engineers salvaged the first of four sunken chlorine tanks from a barge on the Mississippi near Vidalia and the Natchez bridge. A 358 ton tank was raised safely as authorities prepared early evacuation plans within a 30 mile radius. Two 375 ton derricks lifted the vessel, enabling removal before debris shifted and daylight hours ended.
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Vidalia
U. S. Army Engineers
Liscum
Wyndotte Chemical Plant
Geismar
Mississippi River
Vidalia Natchez Bridge
Warren S. Everett
Vicksburg
Nobel Foundation Wins Balzan Peace Prize in Rome
The Nobel Foundation received the Balzan Prize for peace and humanity worth 210000 dollars. King Gustaf VI Adolf accepted on behalf of the foundation at Rome City Hall with Italian President Antonio Segni and Swiss President Paul Chaudet in attendance. A frost risk was noted for Monroe with overnight low around 34 and daytime highs expected near 64 to 68.
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Rome
Nobel Foundation
Balzan
Gustaf VI Adolf
Sweden
Antonio Segni
Italy
Paul Chadet
Switzerland
Eugenio Balzan
Monroe
India under fire as Menon faces criticism over China invasion
Defense Minister V. K. Krishna Menon amid rising opposition from Congress leaders and newspapers over India’s northeast defense. Critics accuse him of darkening the picture of eastern defenses and failing to hold ground against Chinese advances, with calls for resignation and questions about arms policy.
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New Delhi
India
V. KX. Krishna Menon
Ruus Ciosess
Congress
Menon
Nehru
Ladakh
Kashmir
Congress Party
Times of India
Hindustan Times
Fifth District P-TA delegates convene in Monroe today
About 90 delegates from 36 P-TA units in five parishes gather for a one day Fifth District conference at Westminster Recreation Center Monroe. Speakers include W E Noonan Jr Louisiana DOE health education and Lawrence Higgins PTA president. Barry Johnson NL State College to lead fitness demonstration and John Cale to discuss PTA publicity. Noonan asks how to improve school physical education use and what youth programs aid fitness. He defines medical and dynamic fitness as core concepts.
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Monroe
Westminster Recreation Center
C. M. Baker
William FE. Noonan Jr
Louisiana Department of Education
Lawrence Higgins
Louisiana Pta Association
Louisiana Youth Commission
Barry Johnson
Northeast Louisiana State College
NLSC
John Cale
The
News-Star
PTA
Noonan
United Nations mulls three way turndown on Cuban crisis
Acting Secretary General Thant urged a freeze and immediate talks with the United States Soviet Union and Cuba to halt the Cuban crisis. He spoke to the Security Council after 45 small powers asked for a cooling off period. Delegates doubted acceptance by any of the three governments as Washington prepared Kennedy’s reply.
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Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
U.S
Cuba
U.N
U Thant
White House
Bertrand Russell
Defense Department
George Smathers
D-Fla
United Nations, N.Y
A .Thant
Thant
Security Council
Kremlin
Mario Garcia-Inchaustegui
United States
Soviet Union
United States Rejects Cuba Blockade Suspension Plan
The United States insists Cuba’s Soviet missile buildup must be eliminated before ending the blockade. Thant conveyed pleas for a voluntary suspension of arms shipments to Cuba and the U.S. quarantine, with Kennedy and Khrushchev expected to reply as the Security Council resumes debate. Thant warned some proposed measures seem extraordinary, even wartime.
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United Nations
N.Y
UPI
United States
Cuba
Fidel Castro
U.S
Thant
Kennedy
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Security Council
Adlai E. Stevenson
Valerian A. Zorin
Moscow
Washington
Russian Tanker Intercepted but Allowed to Pass
Congressman James Van Zandt said a State Department briefing reported a Russian tanker bound for Cuba was intercepted but allowed to proceed after informing the Navy it carried petroleum. The briefing occurred for lawmakers from 11 Northeastern states and area governors.
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New York
State Department
Cuba
James van Zandt
R-Pa
Congress
Navy
van Zandt
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