Bureaucrats On Crisis In Cuba
Washington editor argues government efforts to control news during the Cuban crisis backfired. Assistant Defense Secretary Sylvester pressured editors with a clearance desk and vague secrecy, leading to a chase of six calls and delays over a camera device, underscoring bureaucrats’ misplaced overreach.
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Cuba
Korea Revealed Nature Of Enemy
A historical overview recalls Chinese tactics in Korea and later in India, focusing on human wave assaults, simple arms like the Russian burp gun, and relentless advances. It references UPI correspondent Bob Gibson’s vivid accounts of night attacks, overrun gun positions, and a burned Chinese soldier enduring pain.
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UPI
Weather By United Press International Temperatures and precipitation
The report covers temperatures and precipitation for a 24 hour span ending at 4 am. from Austin Texas with weather data provided by United Press International.
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United Press International
Demos Retain Congress Control After Elections
Congressional results show Democrats expanding in the Senate and holding the House with a 218+ majority. Rockefeller and Scranton win in New York and Pennsylvania, with Kennedy era programs like healthcare and education funding on the table as party balance shifts across states and governors.
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Michigan
Romney
John B. Swain
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Thruston B. Morton
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National Committee
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Morton
Republi
Thalidomide trial crowds push for acquittal
In Liege Belgium a dramatic trial follows a crowd shouting acquit them as defense attorneys prepare character witnesses for Suzanne Copiel Van de Put and four co defendants in a Thalidomide case. A defense expert linked the defendants to severe deformities shown in slides.
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Belgium
UPI
Suzanne Coipel van de Put
Jean Hoet
Roman Catholic University of
Louvain
Venezuela to present report on red terror plot links
Venezuelan Foreign Minister Marcos Falcon Briceno said a report alleging ties between Communist plotters and terrorist raids in Venezuela could be turned over to the OAS today. The document focuses on recent oil field explosions and the capture of most saboteurs.
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UPI
Venezuela
Marcos Falcon Briceno
Organization of American States
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Talks Continue In News Strike
Negotiators from the Newspaper Guild and New York Daily News meet after a seven hour session with federal mediators. The bargaining began at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday and recessed at 3:30 a.m. with a 2:30 p.m. reconvening planned. John Leslie cited progress in resolving remaining issues.
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UPI
Newspaper Guild
New York Daily News
Daily News
John Leslie
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Strike Delayed by Boeing Union Pact
President Kennedy announced that the International Association of Machinists AFL-CIO agreed to postpone a Boeing Co strike at least until January 15, delaying a major labor action and easing potential disruption. The move follows talks between the White House and the union leadership aimed at averting a costly work stoppage.
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UPI
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International Association of Machinists
Afl-Cio
Boeing Co
Crossword Puzzle Answers From Yesterday
The page shows a confused list of crossword clues with numbered entries and partial answers. It includes references to various languages places and objects such as Algonquian Indian Guido’s high note and Babylonian hero, with scattered remnants like Shakespears fan fairy and New Zealand.
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Guido
Mathar
New Zealand
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