U S Inspects Russian Ships With Missiles Leaving Cuba
The U S destroyer Holder intercepted the Russian ship Alapayevski about 3 45 p m and reported 150 to 200 men aboard some without shoes, believed headed home from Cuba after aiding missile base construction. A second intercepted vessel Dvinogorsk showed four missile transports on deck. President Kennedy pressed for removal of Soviet missiles and bombers from Cuba while officials anticipated further withdrawals by Monday or Saturday morning.
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Alapayevsk
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Wasp
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Newport News
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State Department
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Kennedy
New York
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Russia
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Fisherman nets stray doe during deep sea trip near Stinson Beach
Philip Vella, skipper of the Chief, reported spotting a shark circling an exhausted yearling doe about a mile off Stinson Beach. He shot at the shark and hauled the doe aboard, tying its hooves before delivering the animal to a San Francisco SPCA officer.
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UPS
Philip Vella
Vella
Stinson Beach
SPCA
Arthur Germaing
FAA Fines 13 Pilots for Neglect and Cockpit Conduct
The FAA fined 13 airline pilots from Eastern Air Lines and other carriers for violations of flight duty and cockpit conduct. Fines ranged from 300 to 600 dollars, tied to flights between May 1959 and June 1961. The action followed congressional scrutiny and included orders to Eastern to implement plans ensuring future compliance.
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FAA
Federal Aviation Agency
Bas
Andl
Eastern Air Lines Tolelso
Moscow
Foy D. Kohler
Ashkhen Mikoyan
Anastas
Maton Ann
Gressiona
U S Envoy Attends Rites for Mikoyan's Wife
An official U S envoy attended funeral rites for the wife of Mikoyan. The services culminated at the Novodevichy Monastery near Moscow with other high officials' spouses buried there. The report notes tensions over withheld pictures amid an airline dispute and FAA actions on pilots' certificates.
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Novodevichy
Moscow
Jo-1oseph Stalin
Marshal Kleimenti Y. Voroshilov
FAA
Gaig
X15 Pilot McKay Survives Mud Lake Landing After High Altitude Run
McKay, veteran X15 pilot born December 8 1922 Parts 1 Va, survived a dramatic emergency landing at Mud Lake after an attempt to reach altitude near 129000 feet. He previously reached 93000 feet with X15 tests and 314750 feet by other pilots. Medics, crash crews, and a flight surgeon team responded. McKay was able to move after the craft skidded to a stop and was flown to base for treatment.
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North
McKay
Mouth
Virginia Polytechnican American
Pacific
National Aviation and Space Agency
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