U.N. Chief Plans Cuba Mission Amid Cuban Observer Debate
U Thant weighs sending U.N. observers to Cuba after Khrushchev signals, while Cuba resists observer teams. Delegations including Omar Loutfi and Hemate De Sa, with Indar Jit Rikhye, discuss how to gain Castro's consent and the mechanics of deployment.
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U.S. to Rush India Aid Arms to Fight Chinese Invaders
The Spokesman said aid details could not be specified while U S transport crews might airlift arms to India. Reports say weapons would be loaded on trains as troops were addressed by military leaders. High tension surrounds defense minister Krishna Menon as cabinet ministers call for his dismissal, while Nehru asserts ultimate responsibility.
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Menzies Backs India Amid Provocation Risk
Australian Prime Minister Robert Menzies expressed Canberra's backing for India Sunday night in response to provocative actions seen as threatening Indian territorial integrity. The stance signals strong regional alignment as tensions in Asia intensify.
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New State Law Provides Free Hearing Aids to Pensioners
Propersmene Pensioners promote free hearing aids under a new state law. The Associated Hearing Center at 622 Pine Ave Long Beach invites pensions to contact them by write or call 2.0459 for no cost devices.
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Castro demands end to U S base as crisis deepens
Raul Castro in a 85 minute radio address pledges Cuba will resist invasion and calls for the United States to withdraw from Guantanamo Bay. Fidel Castro lists five settlement conditions while Washington and the State Department maintain treaty rights and no change in stance.
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Train collision between West and East Berlin trains
An international express from West Berlin collided with an East German work train 500 yards inside East Germany from the border. West Berlin police said at least eight injured passengers were taken away by East German Red Cross ambulances as border guards surrounded the wreckage.
JFK Again Consults Former Presidents Over Cuban Crisis
President Kennedy spoke by telephone with three living former presidents Herbert Hoover Harry S Truman and Dwight D Eisenhower to brief them on Khrushchev's letter and the plan to dismantle Soviet missile bases in Cuba. Salinger said Kennedy updated them on the message he would send and noted the prior week’s earlier conference before blocking shipments of offensive arms to Cuba.
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Born Too Soon Draft Board Call Scarred by Citizens
Nashville Tenn. William R. Cantrell, age 86, said he would tell his draft board today he has no intention of going to war. He claimed it would be a mistake to call him up and quipped he would do them a heap of good after receiving a draft notice in the mail.
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