Rusk brushes off Cuban missile boast as talk
Secretary of State Dean Rusk dismissed Cuban missile threats as rhetoric and warned that a Marxist system in Cuba remains incompatible with U.S. interests in the hemisphere. He indicated limited room for negotiation and cautioned against overinterpreting Guevara's warnings while stressing removal of Soviet personnel by December 20.
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Brunei revolt turns into race for Malaysia federation
Singapore report says Brunei’s revolt clashed with the planned Malaysia federation linking Malaya Singapore Sarawak Brunei and North Borneo. It notes Chinese and other factions oppose Malay dominance and that Indonesia and the Philippines may back rebels to block Malaysia entering by Aug 31 next year. The Brunei sultanate’s wealth fuels opposition led by Indie Azahaari. observers doubt quick federation before fighting ends.
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British Borneo
Britain
Philippines
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Railroads settle job security dispute with telegraphers
WASHINGTON UPi Rail road management won another round in its drive to eliminate jobs. New York Central and the Order of Railroad Telegraphers reached a five year pact after two months of talks with mediator Francis A. ONeill. Telegraphers laid off receive severance pay from 800 to about 10 000, most experienced workers around 7 000.
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Estes to face separate trials on 29 count fraud indictment
Billie Sol Estes will be tried separately in Pecos and El Paso on 29 counts. Judge Thomason set the El Paso trial for March 11 on 14 counts involving illegal transportation of securities and conspiracy, with the Pecos trial handling the remaining 15 counts about use of the mails to defraud. In Los Angeles Ken Maynard was arrested for drunken driving after driving slowly on the Golden State Freeway. Ray Raymond Burr was reported in good condition after minor bowel surgery at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. Secretary Wirtz met with striking printers and publishers in New York to mediate a contract dispute shutting nine major dailies for four days. Safety Director McCormick to hear Cleveland patrolmen Greller and O’Connell in missing purse case. Steinbeck received the Nobel Prize in Stockholm with a 49,696 dollar award. Britain unveils a new durable car paint that resists fading and requires no polish. Hungary offers Mindszenty asylum if the United States drops UN charges. James Allen of the Rhode Island Militia introduced air service to the Army in 1861 with a balloon ascent.
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Ernest Hemingway
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Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
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Britain Faces Deadlock in Common Market Talks
Britain and the European Common Market sank into a political impasse as London balked at six member demands on agricultural subsidies and transitional exemptions. French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville led sharp criticism while Germany Italy Belgium Luxembourg pressed for adherence to common policies, signaling a tough road to any British entry.
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Chronicle Telegram 1962 Lorain County edition header
The Lorain Chronicle Telegram issue dated December 11 1962 lists publication details The Lorain County Printing Publishing Co operates from 225 East Ave Elyria Ohio with daily except Sundays and local holidays schedule Prices show carrier rates per year in advance for Lorain and adjoining counties 1500 elsewhere in Ohio 1700 outside Ohio 1800
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Kashmir talks drift as China clash lingers
Hopes for an early Kashmir settlement fade despite Pakistan and India pledging talks. Nehru offers no clear date or agenda, while Cairo mediation and U S aid flow shape the stalemate. Washington stresses no push for a fixed formula, as Cairo hosts ongoing dialogue.
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London Observer Service
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China
India
Kashmir
Pakistan
Ayub Khan
Nehru
Delhi
Nefa
Statesman
Cairo
Nasser
Hwang Chen
U.S
Assam
J. K. Galbraith
Washington
White House
Leopoludville Navigable Routes Reported by Congo Rover
Report notes 8 000 miles navigable in Leopoludville with the Congo Rover and its branches offering 600 miles of inaccessible water.
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Conzo
Congo
Rusk asks NATO for more conventional forces in Europe
Secretary of State Dean Rusk arrives in Paris to press NATO partners for increased conventional forces in Europe. The Paris meeting faces limited response as France resists more divisions, Britain focuses on Borneo, and Germany says it is doing enough. The plan MC-96 retains 30 active divisions on the central front, stresses force modernization, and notes little appetite for large budget increases among small powers. Rusk will be joined by McNamara and Dillon for a four power dinner at the French foreign ministry as NATO talks begin.
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Treasury
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Boy, 3, killed by parachute in living room tragedy
Columbus police report three year old David White suffocated at home on Monday night while playing a parachute game. He was jumping from a hassock when his father heard a thud and found him on the floor with a bathing cap over his face. The child had been using his sister's cap as a helmet during the game.
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UPI
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Catholic lay teachers make up one fifth of US school staff
Washington reports that lay teachers constitute 20 percent of staff in Catholic grammar and high schools across the United States. The figure highlights the increasing role of non-clergy educators in Catholic education nationwide.
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