Castro Agrees To Removal Of Bombers
Fidel Castro agreed to remove Russian IL 28 jet bombers from Cuba. Thant called a full U.S. and Soviet negotiating team meeting to discuss the surprise move. Khrushchev’s acceptance to withdraw the bombers may be announced at the lunch, with Kuznetsov possibly revealing the development.
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United Nations
N.Y
UPD
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Thant
U.S
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Russia
China Calls U S Aid to India a Grave Threat to Peace
Tokyo dispatch reports Chinese forces have penetrated into Indian held areas with new towns and villages seized in a major southward drive. Premier Chou En-lai warned that Sino Indian battle could widen unless India agrees to Chinese terms, while Nehru remained firm.
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Tokyo
UPI
China
India
Peking
Chou En-lai
Chou
Jawaharlal Nehru
Nehru
Peking People’s Daily
Communist New China News Agency
Peking Radio
Tax cut urged as economy shows gains in October
Government reports of stronger personal income and durable goods orders point to possible continued growth in 1963 with a tax cut debated by Labor Secretary Wirtz and President Kennedy's advisory committee. A $10 billion cut could lift short term demand but raise deficits, while some prefer a phased approach.
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Edward Cowan Washington
UPI
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Kennedy
Labor Management Advisory Committee
Commerce Department
Dean of Beckley Musicians Dies at 91
Mrs Mabel Tinsley Taylor 91 a tireless champion of youths in Beckley died at a rest home near Beckley She came to Beckley in 1909 with William M Taylor and turned her home into a hub for music art and civic culture Her efforts helped fund Raleigh General Hospital and she organized the Monday Music Club and led the Cooperative Concert Association later a Community Concerts group Her role as a promoter left a lasting mark on Beckley’s cultural scene.
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Mabel Tinsley Taylor
Beckley
William M. Taylor
Beckley Presbyterian Church
W. S. Patterson
The
King’s Daughters
Raleigh General Hospital
Monday Music Club
Cooperative Concert Association
Community Concerts Inc
Woman’s Club of
Indianapolis
Light
Indian Defense Stiffens Under New Command
Indian forces check Chinese advances south of Bomdila and Walong as NEFA fronts hold. Nehru appoints Lt Gen J M Choudhery army commander in chief, replacing health-absent Gen P N Thapar. Britain and U S move arms to India while evacuations begin in Assam and Ladakh.
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Patrick J. Killen
New Delhi
UPI
Bombila
Walong
North East Frontier Agency
NEFA
Defense Ministry
Jawaharlal Nehru
Nehru
J. M. Choudhery
P. N. Thapar
London
Lord Home
Britain
India
Kennedy
State Department
United States
Bomdila
B. M. Kaul
Kaul
Chusul
Ladakh
Bhutan
Assam Plains
Choudhery
Goa
Portugal
Burma
Thapar
V.K. Krishna Menon
Indian
Assam
Major Viet Nam Assault Begins Near Saigon
South Vietnam paratroopers in camouflage leaped from American transports to begin a major government assault northwest of Saigon. About 1,200 troops in two battalions descended into jungle near Phuoc Binh, Phuoc Long Province, along Zone D near the Cambodian border. They formed a line along the Darulap River and swept southward into dense brush, with no contact reported at sundown.
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Saigon
UPS
Phuoc Binh
Phuoc Long Province
U.S
Darulap
Queen and Philip mark 15th wedding anniversary
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip celebrate their 15th wedding anniversary on different continents. The Queen attends an investiture at Buckingham Palace while Philip arrives in Canberra after opening the British Commonwealth Games in Perth.
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London
UPI
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Buckingham Palace
Australia
Perth
Canberra
Weather summary and regional conditions across West Virginia
West Virginia residents faced cloudy skies with occasional rain and mid to upper forties highs. Beckley reported 44 yesterday, Oak Hill 39, and Baur 34 with river levels normal and Greenbrier and Lake regions clear. New gauge readings show Hinton at 3.2 feet as of the current report. Nearby New York state notes a 5 degree low in Old Town, Maine, and a 84 degree high in West Palm Beach, Florida.
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Greenbrier
Hinton
New York
UPS
U.S. Weather Bureau
Old Town
Maine
West Palm Beach
Fila
Polk Named U S Commander in Berlin
President Kennedy named Maj. Gen. James Hillard Polk to replace Maj. Gen. Albert Watson II as the U S commander in Berlin. Watson was promoted to lieutenant general and moved to command the 3rd Army at Fort McPherson Georgia. Polk, already head of the 4th Armored Division in Europe, will take over in January.
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Kennedy
Polk
Albert Watson II
3Rd Army
Ft. McPherson
White House
Watson
4Th Armored Division
Europe
Berlin
Two More Die On State Roads
West Virginia’s 1962 road toll rose to 372 after two more deaths. James A. Wills, 45, died from injuries after being struck on U S 220 in Pendleton County. Markin Maynard, 34, of Dunlow, Wayne County, died in a head on collision with a tractor trailer on West Virginia 10 near Ranger in Lincoln County.
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Charleston
UPI
West Virginia
State Police Accident Prevention Bureau
James A. Wills
U. S. 220
Pendleton County
Markin Maynard
Dunlow
Wayne County
Bill Barb
Bristol
W. Va
Ranger
Lincoln County
Defense Budget Plan Seeks $2 Billion to $3 Billion Rise
Washington, UPI reports the administration will submit a new defense budget to Congress in January proposing a total increase of 2 to 3 billion dollars over current spending. Officials cited best current estimates for the projection.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
UMW Blames Kennedy For Election Setbacks
The United Mineworkers Journal says President Kennedy took a severe licking in coal states due to unemployment. It cites Republican gains in Pennsylvania West Virginia and Kentucky as evidence of worker disillusionment with the administration. The piece notes unmet campaign promises to correct depressed economies in the three major coal regions.
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Washington
UPS
United Mineworkers Journal
Kennedy
Voice of the United Mineworkers Union
UMW
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
William W. Scranton
Arch Moore
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
John F. Kennedy
John L. Lewis
Mineworkers Union
Mind readers pricing duty in satire of public fairs
A humorous remark notes that people who visit mind readers deserve only half price, implying skepticism about psychic services. The line reflects a joking stance on entertainment value vs belief, suggesting a frugal audience at fairs or similar events.
U S Adopts Wait And See Attitude On Cuban Crisis
UPI report indicates U S officials expect a possible breakthrough as Fidel Castro may agree to remove Soviet bombers from Cuba. Secretary Rusk calls the stance too early to judge, while Khrushchev and Kuznetsov may shape a New York UN session.
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Revolutionary Government of
Cuba
Castro
John A. Goldsmith
Washington
UPI
U. S
Fidel Castro
United Nations
Thant
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
New York
Rusk
U.S
Nikita Khrushchev
Vasily Kuznetsov
Udall spares Mr. Magoo mongoose in bid to stay
Interior Secretary Udall said the bachelor mongoose Magoo could remain in the United States temporarily if he stays single and suggested shipping him back to India. The ruling ends a death sentence under a 1909 law barring mongooses, praised by Duluth officials and the zoo director who hope to keep the animal given the victory.
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Duluth
Minn
UPI
Magoo
Stewart L. Udall
United States
India
Udall
Washington
George Johnson
Lloyd Hackl
Interior Department
Hack
Federal Fish and Wildlife Service
Adenauer Considers FDP Reentry After Strauss Fallout
In Bonn, Chancellor Konrad Adenauer seeks to form a new government by inviting the Free Democratic party to rejoin the coalition after accepting the resignations of five FDP ministers. Sources say he may oust Defense Minister Franz Josef Strauss following the Der Spiegel case, though FDP hints at dismissal if Strauss remains.
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Bonn
UPI
Konrad Adenauer
Free Democratic Party
FDP
Adenauer
Christian Democrats
CDU
Franz-Josef Strauss
der Spiegel
Strauss
Freight derailment blocks WV 20 near Richwood
A Baltimore and Ohio freight train derailed today at Holcomb in Nicholas County, derailing three cars and blocking West Virginia Route 20 between Craigsville and Fenwick. The State Road Commission in Charleston said the highway would remain blocked until 10 p.m. No injuries were reported.
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Richwood
UPI
Baltimore & Ohio
Holcomb
Nicholas County
W. Va
Craigsville
Fenwick
State Road Commission
Charleston
Eisenhower critique and 1965 GOP signals noted
Look Magazine cites Emmet Hughes on Ike pressuring Nixon for a cabinet post and considering Harold Stassen as running mate. Also reported: IAM sets 12:01 a.m. Nov 28 strike at Lockheed plants. James Meredith remains at Ole Miss amid cafeteria conflict. Heidi Weissmuller, 19, dies in Laguna Beach car crash. Aaron Loney named UPI regional executive for Western PA and WV. Thanksgiving turkeys prepared for troops. Cuban diplomat couple leaves US after sabotage ring exposure. Dulles airport first airliner a Ford trimotor to Tulsa ahead of Eastern Electra to Columbia. Alabama campus newspaper urges action See Shortening Page 2.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Emmet John Hughes
Ike
Look Magazine
Nixon
Minnesota
Harold Stassen
International Association of Mach
Guardian
Heidi Weissmuller
Tarzan
Johnny Weissmuller
Laguna Beach
Calif
Aaron E. Loney
United Press International
Pittsburg
Gerald J. Rock
UPI
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Armed Forces
Jose Gomez Abad
Elsa
Cuba
United Nations
United States
Dulles International
Dulles
Tulsa
Okla
Columbia
S. C
Charleston
W. Va
Smithsonian Air Museum
University of Alabama
U S Accused of Bombing Cuban Ship
Radio Havana accused a U S plane of bombing a Cuban freighter named Rio Damaji in international waters near Bermuda. The Pentagon rejected the claim, saying no U S aircraft was involved and calling the report baseless. The ship carried 55 000 sacks of potatoes and a crew of 33 en route to Cuba.
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Washington
UPI
Radio Havana
U.S
Defense Department
Pentagon
Havana
Placit
Bermuda
Francis Cobas
Cuba
U.S. Threatens Common Market With Reprisals
UPI report from Paris details a blunt U.S. warning to the Common Market to expand purchases of American farm products or face economic retaliation. Agriculture Secretary Freeman urged the bloc to uphold a moral and practical duty in tariff actions, stressing unity of the Western world and fair trade in agriculture. The frank speech, approved by the White House and State Department, was delivered at an OECD ministerial meeting and released in Paris Washington and Brussels.
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Paris
UPI
United States
Europe
U.S
Orville L. Freeman
Agricultural Committee
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
OECD
Freeman
Washington
Brussels
Common Market
White House
State Department
Bomb damages refugee leader's car in Miami Beach
A dynamite explosion damaged the car of Cuban refugee leader Jose Miro Cardona's secretary outside his Miami Beach apartment shortly after Miro's return from New York. No injuries reported. Det. Lt. Bill Murray called it likely terrorism. FBI aid and possible link to a Cuban sabotage ring were noted.
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Miami Beach
UPI
Jose Miro Cardona
Miro
New York
FBI
Bill Murray
Bob Spring
United Fund reports donations total 36000
Public Relations Chairman John M. Gates announced a new United Fund total of 36000 before a luncheon at the Elks Club. Reports were not yet available at luncheon time.
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United Fund
John M. Gates
Elks Club
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Constance Baker Motley
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
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NAACP
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U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
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Mabel Taylor
U S
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Calcutta
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Viet Nam
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