Nixon urges unleashing Cuban exiles in invasion plan
Former Vice President Richard Nixon told the American Society of Newspaper Editors that the U S should invade Cuba if needed to expel Soviet troops. He proposed unleashing Cuban exiles to attack Castro and argued risks of invasion are preferable to doing nothing. He defended Kennedy’s Cuba policy as defensive and critiqued U S actions during the October crisis.
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Nixon
Kennédy
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Castro
Havana
Administration
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Kennedy
York in critical condition at Nashville hospital
Alvin C. York World War I Medal of Honor recipient remained on the critical list at St. Thomas Hospital in Nashville with a blood clot in his left lung threatening pneumonia. Forecasts show cloudy conditions with drizzle and temperatures around 70 to 90 degrees in coming days. An eruption near Mt Mihara on Izu Oshima Island was reported with smoke reaching up to 15 miles high but no damage.
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Alvin C. York
Nashville
St. Thomas Hospital
Tokyo
Mt. Mihara
Izu-Oshima
Islinds Will
Belland
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Sunkissed 8. A. Isn't Sunkissed 8. A. Isn't
Texas weather notice forecasts warm Sunday conditions in San Antonio with southeast winds 5 to 15 mph. Temperatures near 90 degrees during the day and around 79 at night are expected with a breezy start.
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San Antonio
Soviets and China Sign New Trade Pact
Moscow reports a new trade agreement between the Soviet Union and Red China. The pact allows China to defer payments due since 1960 while China will pay part of its 1965 debt ahead of schedule.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Red China
Tass
Burma Welcomes China President on Goodwill Visit
Rangoons banners praise friendship as Communist China President Liul Shao Chi arrives for a two week goodwill tour from Indonesia. The visit marks warm ties between Burma and China with public greetings staged in the city.
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Rangoon
China
Liul Shao-Chi
Indonesia
Neutralists Retreat as Pathet Lao Advances in Laos
Neutralist forces under Premier Souvanna Phouma retreat to Maoung Pan near Plaine des Jarres as Pathet Lao troops mass for a broader offensive. Kong Le leaves a two company rearguard to slow the enemy while seeking more ammunition amid international efforts led by Britain and the Soviet Union to end the fighting and preserve Laos neutrality.
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Laos
Plaine Des Jarres
Pathet Lao
Britain
Soviet Union
Washington
Plaine
China
Viet Nam
Burma
Souvanna Phouma
Geni ‘Kong le
Maoung
Pan
Thetrs
Kong le
Phoumi Nosavan
Souphanouvong
Kennedy orders urgent diplomacy to avert Laos crisis
President Kennedy opened a rapid salvage effort after Laos faced Red pressure. He chaired a National Security Council session on Laos and scheduled a follow up meeting of the top strategy group for Monday to reassess the grave situation.
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Washington
Kennedy
Laos
National Security Council
U.S
New Day in Labor After 16 Week NYC Newspaper Strike
Editor in Chief William Randolph Hearst Jr laments the NYC newspaper shutdown that lasted 16 weeks. He notes losses in wages totaling about 47 million and nearly 200 million in city and state tax revenue, with newspaper revenues down around 100 million. The piece critiques press reporting and outlines the wage negotiations and final settlement of 12.63 per week above the prestrike offer.
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William Randolph Hearst JR
New York City
Washington
Prats
Hearst
Texas
Battle of San Jacinto reshaped Texas history in 1838
The article recalls a clash at the San Jacinto River on April 21 1838 where Gen Santa Anna led a force of about 1600 Mexicans against Texan defenders. It notes Mexican casualties and Texans killed and hints the battle influenced Texas independence and later annexation by the United States.
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the Bower
Santa Jinta
Anna
San Jacintol
River Hear Houston
San Jacinto
Texas
Republic
United States
Red War in Borneo Feared by Officials
Military and police officials said evidence exists of planned shooting war in Brunei and northwest Borneo. They noted large numbers of young Chinese Communists left homes for jungle training camps during last December’s rebellion and have not returned.
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Koching
Sarawak
Northwest
Borneo
Brunei
Reds Defect to Viet Nam After Party Pressure
Saigon reports more than 4000 Viet Cong guerrillas have defected to the South Vietnamese side in the past five months, government figures show. The article notes ongoing combat despite defections and mentions continued cleansing operations and broader military considerations.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Noiong
Adl
Quanc Neail
Mets extend win streak with NL victory
The New York Mets defeated Milwaukee 34 for their second straight National League win. Austin McCallum upset favored San Antonio teams to win the regional track championship at Alamo Stadium. Bob Charles of New Zealand took a three stroke lead over Masters champion Jack Nicklaus in the Houston Golf Classic. Boston Red Sox scored three in the 15th to beat the Detroit Tigers 4-3.
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Austin McCallum
San Antonio
Alamo Stadium
New York Mets
Miwaukee
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Jack Nicklaus
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Kennedy Off to Camp David for Weekend Getaway
President Kennedy left Washington for a weekend at Camp David the presidential retreat at Thurmont Maryland. He travels with aides and is expected to return Sunday or Monday according to White House schedules.
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Washington
Kemnedy
Camp David
Thurmont
Inside Kiesta Week Features and Pages
A listing of sections in Kiesta Week highlights Mod King and Family on Page 18 Roundup of Viesta on Page 4B and other stories across pages 7A 27A and 18 with YE and HE noted. The guide points readers to feature stories and column topics across the publication.
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Mod King and Family
Viesta
Today’s Newspaper Index Highlights Byline Pages and Sections
A compact listing shows sections and page ranges for arts, sports, classifieds, real estate, society, garden, genealogy, and TV logs. It indicates where readers can find Chess, Goren Bridge, crossword, and category pages across the paper.
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Goren
Woolford
Fiesta Names Its King Antonio XLI at Alamo Investiture
Peter J. Hennessey, 43, president of Government Personnel Mutual Life Insurance, was proclaimed King Antonio XLI during a ceremonial investiture at the Alamo. He received the king’s hat, saber and medallion from last year’s king Joe G. Street as more than 4,000 San Antonians watched the event marking Fiesta Week in San Antonio.
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King Antonio XLI
Alamo
Peter J. Hennessey
King Antoiio
Joe Street
Barbara Moore
Texas Fide
Texas
Antonio XLI
Fiesta
Hennessey
Joe G. Street
Government Personnel Mutual Life Insurance Co
San’ Antonio
St.Mary's
Texas Cavaliers
Charles Holaday
Holaday
San Antonio
Antonio Xle
John Steen
Alfred Beckmann
John Webbles
Santa Anna
Fiesta San Antonio Open and Associated Events
Fiesta San Antonio program lists Sunday events starting 4 30 am at Olmos Basin San Antonio Gun Club and 3 pm Children's Dance Fete at Municipal Auditorium. Includes 4 30 band concert formal retreat at headquarters 4th U S Army, Fort Sam Houston Sundown fireworks, and Monday river pageant on the San Antonio River by Texas Cavaliers and Junior Chamber.
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Olmos Basin
San Antonio
Mnicipal
Fiesta San Jacinto Association
U.S. Amy
Ft. Sam Houston
Alamo
Alamo Mission
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
San Antonio River
Texas Cavaliers and Junior Chamber of Commerce
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