Crisis Draws Back as Nikita Retreats
Secretary-General U Thant is grappling with the complex details of a settlement as Nikita Khrushchev backs down in a continuing crisis. The pause follows high tension and diplomatic maneuvering among world powers seeking a path to deescalation.
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United States and Soviet Clash Over Cuba Crisis
The week ends with Khrushchev offering to dismantle Cuban missile bases under UN supervision, Kennedy praising the move as a step toward peace. U.S. blocks and aerial surveillance continue while Navy officers announce new troop activation and a missing reconnaissance plane raises tension.
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Saund vows to quit if unable to serve after reelection
Rep D S Saund of California, hospitalized since May 1, says he will resign if a specialists panel finds him unable to serve after reelection. He plans to ask Governor Brown to call a special election for Riverside and Imperial Counties. Saund became ill with an occlusion of a blood vessel in the head during a flight to Washington and was hospitalized at Bethesda Naval Hospital.
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CD Official Scores L A Food Panic and Shelter Push
The report notes California officials urging the federal government to boost wheat stockpiling and authorize rapid CD information distribution to schools. It also mentions expanding shelter space to accommodate four million more people, with three million currently available, and hiring a California Department specialist to speed CD efforts.
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Harvard receives first Negro professor's bequest for scholars
Harvard University receives a bequest from Dr William Hinton the institution's first Negro professor and pioneer bacteriologist. The Dwight D Eisenhower Fund for graduate students may total up to 75000 dollars. Hinton died in 1959 after a career that included devising the Hinton test for syphilis.
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Urgency in Louisville Bankruptcy Liquidates Seafood Asset
A Louisville bankruptcy order called for immediate liquidation of assets from a business failure. Among the items is a seafood asset valued at 17 000 dollars, directed to be sold promptly by the federal referee.
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Doctor Offers Treatment for Circulation and Pain Relief
Long Beach notices describe a doctor promoting a treatment to improve circulation, ease varicose veins, phlebitis and muscle spasms, claiming joints loosen and nerves quiet for better sleep and renewed work ability. Call GE 2403 for appointment and information.
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