Kennedy Narrowly Approves Cuba Blockade Plan
The piece traces Kennedy's hesitation and rise to backing a quarantine on Cuba as Soviet defense missiles near completion. It notes rapid Cuban site construction, differing adviser views on strikes versus a blockade, and Kennedy's restrained leadership style. Key figures include Andrei Gromyko, Chip Bohlen, and Llewellyn Thompson, with reference to Oct. 18 1962 deliberations and Oct. 20 decision.
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Berlin
Union Row Grants Pay Increases Amid Aerojet Dispute
Union Row announces retroactive wage boosts for Aerojet machinists amid a bitter contract dispute at Sacramento and Azusa plants. Hourly workers gain 27.5 cents over three years, salaried staff 4 percent, with terms effective immediately and retroactive for some back to Sept. 1 and May 28. Negotiations halted after the Sacramento local rejected the latest offer and sought talks on 250 disputed job descriptions.
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Fidel Castros stance on missiles and U N inspections
Castro insisted Cuba would remove Soviet missile bases but keep other arms on the island. Thant said U N inspections could proceed if Cuba agreed while Castro disagreed with inspecting ships in Cuban ports. Mikoyan met U N delegates to press Soviet concerns as Castro urged peace with dignity and US withdrawal from Guantanamo.
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Kremlin
Adlai E. Stevenson
John J. McCloy
McCloy
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Air Force
Rudolf Anderson
Greenville S.C
U.S. Navy
Dismantling of Cuban Missile Sites and U2 Loss Report
Reports describe removal of launcher erectors and launch pads on Cuban sites, with roads and pads damaged. U.S. and U.N. discussions continue on arms inspections and aid terms for India, while Nehru calls for calm amid protests. U2 flights halted after a plane and pilot were lost, with continued aerial surveillance and possible Soviet involvement.
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Boy Runs With Dogs For Friendship In DC Case
Eleven year old boy, isolated at home and at school, joined a pack of dogs after leaving human contact behind. Psychologists told the District of Columbia Juvenile Court that he barked, ran on all fours, and found comfort with dogs who understood him.
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Morton Cooper
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