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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1962
Page
6
In Havana young Cuban revolutionaries show evolving views on the Soviet Union despite loyalist rhetoric. They note less anti-American sentiment in Cuba than some regional nations while seeking a softer U.S. policy toward Castro. Official sources describe divergent opinions amid propaganda.
In the crisis era opinions split over intervention as Kennedy lifts the blockade. Critics say the regime’s allies are shifting, while jokes reflect wartime tensions. The note hints at broader shifts in U S Soviet relations and public mood. A musical instrument item appears in Classified 79 and 79 A.
A musical variety program will be presented Sunday at 3 pm in the Armed Services YMCA at 520 W. Seaside Blvd Long Beach by organist Morris Mosby. Soprano soloist Olivia Dager will perform as part of a program featuring Bach selections and Christmas music.
The American Maritimes Association urges Congress to back coastwise and intercoastal shipping aid as the fleet faces ongoing decline. Max Harrison notes the sector’s sharp shrinkage from 700 domestic ships to about 30, with regulatory changes seen as a path to halt further losses and boost competitiveness.
Jonathan Rice, 44, a propulsion department employee at the naval ordnance test station Salt Well Plant, China Lake, died at Brooke Army Hospital in San Antonio from burns received when solid rocket fuel burst into flames. He was flown to the Texas burn center after the incident on Nav 20.
Commercial models of the first linear accelerators for X ray cancer treatment in the Western Hemisphere are in use at Stanford Medical Center and the University of California Medical Center in Los Angeles.
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