Rockefeller drive alleged to boost White House bid in New York
William McKeon accuses Gov Rockefeller and the Rockefeller Republican machine of spending over 7 million dollars to win New York's election. He cites air time of more than 2.5 million and a total effort pushing a White House ambition. Responding, campaign chair Pfeiffer called the figures nonsense.
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Europe Shares Cautious Relief Over Cuban Missile Standoff
European papers report relief as Soviet ships headed to Cuba turned away amid Kennedy’s blockade. Khrushchev signals willingness to negotiate while many urge talks with Washington and possible Turkish base concessions in exchange for dismantling Cuban missiles. Demonstrations fade slightly as allied support for Kennedy grows.
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Side Door Ban Grounds Access to West Wing Interviews
The White House bans photography and interviews at the side entrance to the West Wing. U N Ambassador Adlai Stevenson used the door to join a National Security Council session. Press Secretary Pierre Salinger announced the prohibition but enforcement details remain unclear. Guards monitor West Executive Avenue entrances to limit side door use.
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Kennedy postpones Brazil trip amid Cuban crisis
President Kennedy plans to visit Brazil starting Nov 12 with four cities on a three day tour but informs Brazilian President Joao Goulart of a delay due to the Cuban crisis. A White House statement was expected later as officials confirm the change in plans.
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70 year old would enlist in Cuban crisis but denied
John E. McBride of Enola rushed to the Army recruiting office in Harrisburg Arkansas seeking to volunteer during the Cuban crisis. He was turned down due to his age.
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Union Shop Fails in North American Aero Election
The North American Aviation union shop vote fell short by about 1.5 percent. Of 35,000 eligible workers, 19 232 voted for the union shop and 12 889 against at three plants, with a two thirds margin required for passage. The result follows presidentially recommended ballots and signals continued aerospace labor negotiations.
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