U S Arms Reach India Airlift Speeds to Front Lines
United States cargo aircraft arrive in Calcutta to supply Indian troops fighting Communist China. A first C135 jet lands at Dumdum Airport with crates of light infantry weapons and 31 U S Air Force technicians to assist aircraft maintenance. Brig. Gen Pachwanada orders immediate truck and troop readiness as E H Timmons III arrives aboard a DC3.
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Calcutta
India
UPI
United States
West Germany
Dumdum
U.S
China
Japan
Officials To Move Quickly For Shelter Program
Washington civil defense chief Steuart L. Pittman urged state officials to speed up expanding public shelter capacity in the wake of Cuban crisis demand. At regional meetings with governors Lawrence Barron Carvel and others, he outlined plans to add about 30 000 buildings in Region 2 and accelerate shelter stock and training while avoiding a crash pace.
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Washington
UPI
Civil Defense
Steuart L. Pittman
Pittman
District of Columbia
Defense
Berlin
Civil Defense Region 2
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Kentucky
Ohio
Region
David L. Lawrence
W. W. Barron
West Virginia
Elbert N. Carvel
Latta to Speak at U P Men’s Group Meeting
Rev. Lloyd Latta pastor of the Washington Methodist Church will be the featured speaker at the Men's Brotherhood gathering at the Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church. The event moved from Monday to Thursday with Latta presenting and showing photos from his England trip.
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Lloyd Latta
Washington Methodist Church
Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church
Latin
England
Mikoyan Welcomed To Cuba by Castro
In Havana Premier Fidel Castro greeted Anastas Mikoyan with flowers and a handshake at the airport. Talks are expected on Castro's five demands tied to US Soviet Cuba crisis policy as Raul Castro accompanies Fidel. Mikoyan defends the visit as a friendly exchange.
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Havana
UPI
Fidel Castro
Anastas Mikoyan
Castro
Raul
Cuba
Soviet Union
U.S
Guantanamo
Russia
Mikoyan
New York
John J. McCloy
American Soldier Killed in Viet Nam Near Saigon
Communist ground fire killed an American Army sergeant flying a HUSA helicopter about 60 miles north of Saigon during a military operation. He died as he was transported from Long An Province. He is the 33rd American to die in combat or combat related incidents, with 45 wounded since 1959.
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Saigon
API
U.S
Long-An
Viet Nam
Mekong Delta
Richard J. Ellis
Tacoma
Wash
Dinh Tuong
Chuong Thien
Book Week Observance At Library November 13 15
The City Library will observe Book Week in the second week of November with daily reviews at 1 30 pm in the main reading room on November 13 14 and 15 A detailed program will be published soon
Voroshilov backs Khrushchev on Cuban crisis
Former Soviet president Voroshilov, once critical of Khrushchev, publicly supports the premier's handling of the Cuban crisis. Pravda cites Khrushchev's restraint amid U.S. quarantine actions and denounces Stalinism as a past violation of socialist law. Moscow Radio reports U.S. aircraft in Cuba aid Kennedy. Western observers speculate on Castro alignment and possible economic aid.
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Moscow
UPI
Klimenti Voroshilov
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Communist Party
Pravda
Khrushchev
United States
Moscow Radio
Cuba
Kennedy
U.S
International Red Cross
Soviet Union
Fidel Castro
Washington FFA promotes Safe Corn Harvest program
Washington FFA members tour farms to teach safe corn harvesting practices. Teams visit families review equipment safety rules and remind operators of family and community duties. Farmers who commit receive a Safe Operator sticker and remember card. Public sign signals farm cooperation in safety drive with dealers supporting the effort.
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Washington
Future Farmers of America
Corn Belt
FFA
Dave Davis
Coin Club to Meet at Y Monday in Washington
Members of the Washington Coin Club will gather at the Y on Monday at 7 p.m. for officer elections and to complete organizational activities. All interested persons are invited. A 1962 proof set will be given as a door prize.
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Coin Club
Washington Coin Club
Thant Works On Red Cross Verification Of Cuban Missiles
Acting Secretary General Thant plans Red Cross inspections to verify removal of Soviet missile bases from Cuba. Mikoyan meets Castro to push plan while Kennedy keeps blockade and air surveillance until verification. U.N. aide says inspections may cover ports or sea vessels and could take about ten days to complete.
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UPI
Thant
International Red Cross
Cuba
United States
Russia
Red Cross
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Havana
Fidel Castro
U.N
International Organization
Cuban
U.S
Kennedy
Mikoyan
International Committee of the Red Cross
ICRC
U Thant
New York
Castro
U S Army Convoy Moves East Germany Without Notice
UPI reports a U S Army convoy moved from Helmstedt toward Berlin through East Germany without informing the Russians. The same route faced a Friday hold up of 80 minutes, while a Berlin bound convoy passed the Marienborn checkpoint smoothly in 20 minutes. Two East German youths escaped to West Berlin during the day.
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Berlin
UPI
East Germany
Marienborn
Helmstedt Berlin
West
West Berlin
Washington High Announces First Nine Week Honor Pupils
Principal E Kelly Schlapkohl lists Washing ton High School students earning at least a B average for the first nine weeks. Freshmen, sophomores, and juniors named include Barbara Baker Barbara Beau champ John Bordwell Albert Brock Peggy Brown Judy Childs Jenny Chorpening Dennis Crone Mary Crone Starr Gallagher Diana Hammen Ellen Jarrard Linda Johnson Judy Kleese Phil Lemke Tom Lowe Lois McBee Chris McCleery Linda Miller Susan Mitchell Ellen Moriarty Sally Quinn Janet Schiebel Jacque Schoonover Maria Simmering Doug Snyder Charlotte Stanley Tim Trotman Judy Vetter Joe Wallace Anita Weeks Carol Wilson Gwenyth Wolfe.
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Barbara Baker
Barbara Beauchamp
John Bordwell
Albert Brock
Peggy Brown
Judy Childs
Jenny Chorpening
Dennis Crone
Mary Crone
Starr Gallagher
Diana Hammen
Ellen Jarrard
Linda Johnson
Judy Kleese
Phil Lemke
Tom Lowe
Lois McBee
Chris McCleery
Linda Miller
Susan Mitchell
Ellen Moriarty
Sally Quinn
Janet Schiebel
Jacque Schoonover
Maria Simmering
Doug Snyder
Charlotte Stanley
Tim Trotman
Judy Vetter
Joe Wallace
Anita Weeks
Carol Wilson
Gwenyth Wolfe
Hesseltine Infant Dies in Washington Home
Six month old Frankie Lee Hesseltine, born May 3 1962, died early today at the Hesseltines home 501 South Ave C Washington. Services pending and to be handled by Sherman Eden Funeral Home of Washington.
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Wayne Hesseltine
Washington
Frankie Lee Hesseltine
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Hesseltines
South Ave. C
Cuba’s Economy Slows Under Castro Despite Soviet Aid
UPI reports Cuba’s economy declined under Fidel Castro with consumption, production, and foreign trade down from pre 1959 levels. It notes potential Soviet acceleration of aid could shield mismanagement, while embargo and material shortages worsen industry.
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Washington
UPI
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Russia
Kremlin
Mier
Castro
Castro urged to agree to independent verification of Cuban weapon withdrawal
UPI reports officials press Castro to accept independent verification of Soviet arms withdrawal from Cuba or risk air sea surveillance and a naval blockade by the United States. Kennedy cites dismantling missile bases and calls for verifiable counts, with Red Cross and UN observers under consideration.
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Washington
UPI
Fidel Castro
Cuba
United States
Havana
Castro
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Kennedy
U.S.S.R
National Security Council
U.N
Thant
List Honor Pupils At Washington Junior High
Principal Jesse Linch today announced the names of Washington Junior High students who earned a B average or better during the first nine weeks. The scholastic honor roll includes Terry Allison Marsha Baker Roberta Batterson Connie Black Jean Bode Suzanne Boshart Neil Britain Mark Glover Greg Goodell Priscilla Hammer Rand Hillman Mike Horn Barbara Humston Margaret Jarrard David Kneeht Carol Knutson Richard Koehler Murray Kueneman Sylvia Longer Steve Lowry Eldon Luers Diane Marek Larry Miller Jim Potter Pam Proudfit Richard Sojka Rita Sojka Beth Ann Stevenson Carol Swift Donna Swift Kay Turnipseed Cindy Yohe Rebecca Arnold Kathy Bakehouse Brian Britain Lyle Brock Jami Bump Doug Campbell Marlene Chaba Carma Chorpening Kent Dallmeyer Doug English Karen Grubb Steve Hardy Carl Hays David Hutchcroft June Jensen Jane Kleese Susan Koupp Linda Ross Jesse Linch Dorothy Lloyd Denny Marek Connie Messer Linda Miller Susan Minick Connie Musgrove Dave Myers Kay McCleery Alice Owen Arthur Potratz Vivian Potratz Jeannie Priby Karen Soucek Sally Stewart Gene Strandberg David Tindal Angela Tines Kathy Tucker Karen Vosika Margaret Waddell Craig Warner Larry Warner Jerry Westermark Carl Wulf Eddie Wulf Janet Wulf.
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Terry Allison
Marsha Baker
Roberta Batterson
Connie Black
Jean Bode
Suzanne Boshart
Neil Britain
Mark Glover
Greg Goodell
Priscilla Hammer
Rand Hillman
Mike Horn
Barbara Humston
Margaret Jarrard
David Kneeht
Carol Knutson
Richard Koehler
Murray Kueneman
Sylvia Longer
Steve Lowry
Eldon Luers
Diane Marek
Larry Miller
Jim Potter
Pam Proudfit
Richard Sojka
Rita Sojka
Beth Ann Stevenson
Carol Swift
Donna Swift
Kay Turnipseed
Cindy Yohe
Rebecca Arnold
Kathy Bakehouse
Brian Britain
Lyle Brock
Jami Bump
Doug Campbell
Marlene Chaba
Carma
Kent Dallmeyer
Doug English
Karen Grubb
Steve Hardy
Carl Hays
David Hutchcroft
June Jensen
Jane Kleese
Susan Koupp
Linda Ross
Jesse Linch
Dorothy Lloyd
Denny Marek
Connie Messer
Linda Miller
Susan Minick
Connie Musgrove
Dave Myers
Kay McCleery
Alice Owen
Arthur Potratz
Vivian Potratz
Jeannie Priby
Karen Soucek
Sally Stewart
Gene Strandberg
David Tindal
Angela Tines
Kathy Tucker
Karen Vosika
Margaret Waddell
Craig Warner
Larry Warner
Jerry Westermark
Carl Wulf
Eddie Wulf
Janet Wulf
Crawford Blasts GOP Over Brucellosis Control Fight
Democratic candidate Corbin Crawford criticized Republicans for defeating brucellosis control in the 1961 Iowa legislature. He blamed the senate committee and GOP leaders for blocking the bill, cited federal funds lost, and noted a recent death from brucellosis at Iowa City. He urged action to protect public health and challenged L. B. Liddy over a November meeting on proposed legislation.
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Cedar Rapids
UPI
Iowa
Corbin Crawford
Senate
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Crawford
Lowa
L. B. Liddy
Iowa Weather Outlook Mostly Cloudy With Snow Flurries Forecast
Mostly cloudy conditions continue through Sunday across Iowa with colder temperatures in the west and north central. Tonight lows range from the low 20s in the northwest to near 30 in the southeast with Sunday highs in the 40s. Monday looks for decreasing clouds and colder air with a chance of light snow flurries.
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Iowa
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