Khrushchev Reflects on Soviet Cuba Missile Crisis View
Khrushchev recalls the 1962 Cuban missile crisis saying missiles deterred US invasion and denying a desire for war. He cites Kennedy as sober and determined to avoid war and notes Kennedy and Robert Kennedy warned of military action. Russians agreed to remove missiles if the US pledged no invasion.
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New York
UPC
Soviet Union
Cuba
Russia
Nikita S. Khrushchev
John F. Kennedy
Khrushchev
Life Magazine
U.S
America
United States
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Anatoli Dobrynin
Washington
Robert Kennedy
Life
Kiss link to cavities shocks dentists at meeting
United Press reports Dr. Maury Massler told the Greater New York Dental Meeting that tooth decay is basically an infection that can pass between mouths. In Moscow a collective farm honored Mogamed Aliev on his 100th birthday naming him a Shock Worker of Communist Labor.
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United Press New York
UPI
Maury Massler
Greater
Moscow
Gotsatel
Daghestan
Mogamed Aliev
Sovietskaya Rossiya
Soviet Russia
Aliev
Christmas traditions and origins summarized
The text outlines mistletoe as a Christmas decor and romantic catalyst, the Christmas tree’s medieval roots and Luther’s role, the creche’s Franciscan origin, Santa Claus’ rise with settlers, carols as 15th century hymns, noels in France, Christmas carols’ English debut and American adoption, Christmas seals started 1907, the Yule log from England, and holly’s evergreen use and wood.
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France
England
America
Bomb explodes at G E site in New York
A pipe bomb shattered the New York City GE offices in Manhattan at 1 08 a m striking a passerby. A Puerto Rican group Revolutionary Armed Independence Movement claimed responsibility and warned of further blasts. No others were hurt and damage was minimal.
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New York
UPD
New York City
General Electric Co
mid-Manhattan
General Electric
MIRA
Revolutionary Armed Independence Movement
United States
Puerto Rico
English housewife wins world record Littlewoods prize
A London housewife has won a world record Littlewoods Pools dividend of about $840,000. The winner declined publicity, setting a new record surpassing the $812,050 won by farmer Percy Harrison in 1966.
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London
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Littlewoods Pools Company
Littlewoods
Percy Harrison
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