Donovan heads back for prisoner deal finale
MIAMI UP I reports Pan American Airways flight carrying attorney James Donovan returning to Havana to finish talks with Fidel Castro on freeing 1113 Bay of Pigs prisoners. Donovan dodged reporters, met Cuban families, and a government analysis on medicine contributions backed by Red Cross was cited. Sources said release could come soon, with Castro initially demanding cash of 62 million.
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Miami
UPI
Pan American Airways
James B. Donovan
Havana
Fidel Castro
Donovan
Miami ‘International
Castro
Ing
Red Cross
Don ‘Ovan
Washington
U.S
Cuba
Skybolt row extends Western defense talks to Friday
At Nassau UPI the Kennedy Macmillan summit lengthened talks into Friday as they reassess Western defense posture. Britain presses Skybolt options while Congo tension weighs on conclusions. McNamara and Thorneycroft to deliver policy papers outlining U.S. and U.K. views.
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Nassau
UPI
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
White House
Pierre Salinger
Britain
Macmillan
Roberts
McNamara
Peter Thorneycroft
U.S
Skybolt
Katangese pupils attack U.S. consulate in Elisabethville
About 200 Katanga university students mobbed the U.S. consulate in Elisabethville hurling stones and setting a shed on fire. Police were outnumbered, windows smashed, three officials hid inside, and the flag torn down. No injuries were reported as demonstrators regrouped and marched away.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
UPD
United States
Elisabethville University
Kennedy
Hiroshima
John Dean
U. S
Dead man's former girl friend freed
Lorain police released Dorothy Epperson once questioned in the murder of Enrique Kiki Rios. Rios was found dead in his car in a snowbank on Ada Avenue after being shot in the temple with a .22 caliber bullet. Parrafin tests were inconclusive and blood alcohol was present but not at prohibited levels. The former girlfriend was cleared after a lie detector test, with no new leads emerging.
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Lorain
Dorothy Epperson
Broadway
Enrique
Kiki) Rios
Rios
Ada Ave
Maurice Mumford
Mumford
Paul J. Kopsch
Kosch
Russians Prepare New Inkling to Infiltrate Congo
Washington reports that the Soviet Union, rebuffed in 1960, is again waiting to infiltrate the Congo with military and economic groups. It is also said to be backing behind the scenes efforts to topple central Congo Premier Cyrille Adoula, potentially creating a power vacuum.
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Washington
UPI
Soviet Union
Whis
Congo
Central Congo
Cyrille Adoula
Weather update for Northeastern Ohio today
Cloudy and windy with colder air and occasional snow flurries. Temperatures fall into the 20s by afternoon and to 14 to 20 by Friday morning. Frigid, lighter snowfall expected Friday. Wednesday temperatures ranged 31 to 5 with no precipitation in the last 24 hours.
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Ohio
Congo Crisis and Soviet Moves Stir U.S. Watch
Reports from Washington describe Soviet ambassador activity in Leopoldville and hints of military aid as Congo politics polarizes around Adoula and Katanga factions. Analysts see no immediate intervention but fear renewed Soviet influence as U.N. forces and Western aid shift regional dynamics. The narrative recalls Lumumba era, Gizenga efforts, and Stanleyevile’s collapse amid shifting recognition of Congo leadership. UN and U.S. support are cited as pivotal in stabilizing Adoula’s government while countering secessionist pressures.
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Congo
Leopoldville
Adoula
Washington
Stanlewville
Antoine Gizenga
Gizenga
Kennedy
A.S
toiShe
Tol
Abandoned baby mother found after investigation
Police traced the infant abandonment to a 30 year old woman who said the child was her fourth out of wedlock. The baby, a Negro, is in an incubator at Elyria Memorial Hospital in good condition as welfare officials review the case for possible charges.
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William Larkins
Fuller Rd
South Side
Kenneth Martin
Joseph Ikristoff
Larkins
Lorain
Route 254 Decision Roils Amherst Residents
Reaction in Amherst to the state decision on Route 254 grows as supporters vow louder advocacy. The text mentions a scheduled trial date involving two South Amherst women, Dee, tied to gunfire incidents, with details on the first page third section.
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Amherst
South Amherst
Earrings pierced while you wait at Bath Fagen jewelry
A Bath jewelry shop advertise ear piercing on site with the promise ears pierced while you wait. The brief notice highlights quick service and convenience for customers seeking immediate ear piercings.
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Fagen
Ram's head tale ends in museum and Ohio freight mixup
A pink ancient ram's head found among crates at Ford Motor Co Lorain plant sparked excitement until the crate was traced to owner New York dealer. The head, valued from 3,000 to 65,000 by rumor, was held at the airport and later delivered to the Cleveland Art Museum for safekeeping until arrival of the owner.
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Ford Motor Co
A. B. Burns
Lorain
Cleveland Hopkins
Cleveland Museum of Art
New York
Cleveland
Ford
Ohio
Iis l
Clifford Bogucki
al White
Air Express
Art Museum
White
Reds and Two More in Spy Case
Soviet Red Star reports the arrest of officer Popov and West German Mansfeld in a growing espionage case bringing total suspects to nine. It links Popov toPentagon spying on rocket troop locations and East Germany troop details. Wynne case widens as his wife reveals contact details from Moscow visit.
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Moscow
UPI
Red Star Today
U.S
Red Star
Popov
Pentagon
Mansfeld
East Germany
London
Greville Wynne
Wynne
Russia
Sheila Wynne
Lubyanka
QO. V. Penkovsky
U. S
Penkovsky
Soviet Union
Cleveland drivers strike again after walkout at two papers
Officials of the Cleveland Press and the Plain Dealer said Teamsters Local 473 members walked off their jobs and set up picket lines. A Guild spokesman reported the strike began November 2 in a surprise move.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Press and
the Plain Dealer
Teamsters Local 473
Cleveland Newspaper Guild
Teamsters
Gen Norstad Awarded France's Grand Cross of Legion of Honor
Paris reports UPI that U S Air Force Gen Lauris Norstad received the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor in a ceremony. The award, France’s highest for a foreigner, was presented as he winds down retirement plans for January 2 while serving as supreme Allied commander in Europe. President Charles de Gaulle fixed the medal to Norstad's chest in the event.
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Paris
UPI
U. S
Lauris Norstad
France
Europe
Charles de Gaulle
Norstad
U S rockets edge toward space in year end tests
US missile program reports major tests as two new rockets fly 5000 miles in a near perfect run. Nike Zeus and Polaris tests add to broader ICBM deployment with Atlas missiles becoming combat ready. Titan 2 marks a record showing, with 54 units planned for underground silos by late 1963 contingent on success.
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Alvin 8. Webb Jr
Cape Canaveral
UPI
America
United States
Air Force
Plattsburgh
N. Y
U. S
United Press International
John Marshall
Jaromse
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