Khrushchev Moves To Isolate China In Communist Bloc
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev used a joint session of the Supreme Soviet to claim a Caribbean victory, defend Cuba’s independence, and criticize China and Albania. He praised Yugoslavia and warned against warlike solutions, urging restraint and tailored actions within communism.
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China
Supreme Soviet
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Stalin
Cuba
Josef Broz Tito
Carlos Rafael Rodrigues
Albania
Kennedy Defers Cuba Invasion While Expanding Shipping Controls
President Kennedy urged no pledge on invading Cuba while daily reconnaissance flights continue. He outlined new U S regulations to curb world shipping to Cuba within two weeks, including tighter ports access and sanctions on ships aiding Soviet bloc trade with Castro’s regime.
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Russia
Snow and cold persist with limited roads relief
Weather continues to bring more snow and subzero feel with a mild easing forecast. The Cleveland area predicts highs near 20 today and single digits tonight with 15 tomorrow. Lorain Elle and Huron counties report passable but dangerous roads. crews clear main routes as municipal departments urge curbside garbage placement and ongoing pickups. Oberlin Wellington streets and county roads stay passable as crews work around the clock to maintain two way traffic and keep routes open.
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Lorain
Elle
Huron
Elyria Safety Service
Joseph C. Cowden
Cowden
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Frank Zavodsky
Zavodsky
Wellington
Ralph Gray
Lester Simpkinson
Fire claims mother and two children in Cincinnati
Mrs. Jan et Bissantz aged 43 and her children Linda seven and Mark four died in a blaze that firefighters could not stop. Firemen arrived as the family was trapped with the mother still breathing but dying later at the scene.
Avon Mayor William T. Cosm Pameeper
Obituary note and civic notices mention Avon mayor William T Cosm Pameeper and references to Connell president B K Wager succeeding Cemuings. A birthday for B Dawson Pellowcraft is noted, with a postponement of events from Saturday December 15 to a later date.
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Death Toll Reaches One Hundred in Eastern Cold Spell
Fierce winter blast grips the eastern United States as temperatures plummet to record lows. The Arctic air mass blamed for at least 100 deaths stretches from Florida to Maine and disrupts daily life with heavy snowfall, frozen pipes, and widespread outages.
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Easier to Handle Why Five-Cent Favoritism Rises
Report notes people prefer a nickel over four pennies, with many questioned saying it is simpler to carry. The piece highlights a trend toward rounding up small coins in daily commerce.
Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook
Northeastern Ohio remains mostly sunny then cloudy with light snow possible tonight. Temperatures range from below zero to 12 above Wednesday with 72 percent humidity at 1 pm and 10 inches of precipitation in the last 24 hours ending 7 pm Wednesday.
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Rusk to urge NATO unity amid family squabbles
Secretary of State Dean Rusk prepared to address NATO ministers in Paris about keeping alliance unity despite U S disputes over Cuba and Skybolt. He would press for swift consultations on crises and better European defense contributions amid Franco British tensions and funding gaps.
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France
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Robert S. ‘McNamara
London
Peter Thorneycroft
McNamara
Heales
Lou- Tis Norstad
Allied Kommander
Teramis
Kennedy urges silence over NSC talks amid Cuba blockade uproar
President Kennedy warned NSC members and the press to avoid discussing internal deliberations after a Post article alleged Adlai Stevenson favored a softer line before the Cuba blockade. He said details did not come from NSC members and praised Stevenson’s UN work while declining to characterize reporters. He noted no final decision until meeting British PM Macmillan and criticized boycotts tied to protests by groups like the John Birch Society.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
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Cuba
Stevenson
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Stewart Alsop
Washington
Charles Bartlett
Skybott
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Brtish
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Famed columnist Sokolsky dies at 69 in New York
George E. Sokolsky, famed conservative columnist behind These Days, died at 69 in his New York apartment after years as a leading anti Communist voice. He reported from Russia in 1917 and spent 13 years in China before returning to the United States to resume writing for major papers.
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King Features
Russia
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Psttieciacts
Siberia
United States
China
Sokinsky
New York Herald Tribune
New York Sun
King Features Syndicate
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