Castro irked by Khrushchev over U N inspection of missiles
United Nations diplomats report Fidel Castro refused U N inspection of Soviet missile removal after accusing Khrushchev of sidelining him. Thant and U S officials pursue renewed Cuban peace talks as Havana pledges to dismantle bases by Friday, with Carlos Lechuga presenting credentials and Adlai Stevenson arranging further talks.
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United Nations, N.Y
Fidel
Castro
Khrushchev
U.N
Kennedy
Cuba
U Thant
Goblin tricks and cufflink mystery in Halloween notes
A Halloween night report describes a goblin asking for a treat at a house and leaving a cufflink behind, raising questions if it was accidental or deliberate. The cufflink is at the Star Office. A Don McNeil Breakfast Club moment prompts a Valley geography correction credited to Mary Greenwalt of the Shenandoah Chamber of Commerce.
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Star Office
Shenandoah Valley
Don McNeil
Maryland
Pennsylvania
U S Ships Resume Blockade of Cuba
The U S Navy resumed the Cuban blockade at daybreak as aerial surveillance was ordered renewed after Fidel Castro refused U S inspection of Soviet missile withdrawals. Thant reported Soviet missiles to be dismantled by Friday and removed soon afterward, while U S photo flights return to action in absence of U N supervision. Major Rudolf Anderson Jr. was reported shot down over Cuba, with his body to be returned.
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Washington
Cuba
Fidel Castro
U.S
U Thant
Thant
Havana
Fh del Castro
White House
Kennedy
National Security Council
Pierre Salinger
U.N
Castro
Soviet Union
Salinger
United States
New York
Air Force
Rudolf Anderson Jr
Greenville
S.C
Anderson
Defense Department
Thent
Khrushchev
SPECIAL SALE AND COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS
SPECIAL SALE on Cast Iron Fruit Cake Molds at MILLERS HOWE with limited stock. MARSH SUPPORTERS can still get bumper stickers at Marsh headquarters Rouss & Cameron. REGULAR ROUSS MEETING scheduled Nov 1 at 7 30 p m. REVIVAL SERVICES TONIGHT at First Assembly of God 455 North Cameron Street. GIRLS warm up pants or shirts three ninety eight each. WENDER S INC.
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Millers Howe
MARSH
Rouss & Cameron
First Assembly of God
North Cameron Street
Wender’s, Inc
Virginia Voters Set Three Constitutional Amendments
Voters will decide on three proposed amendments to the state constitution next Tuesday. The article outlines each proposal and explains how the changes may affect residents, with details provided on Page 13.
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Virginia
India Mobilizes Reinforcements as U.S. Arms Arrive
New Delhi reports rapid troop reinforcement as the United States prepares an airlift of mountain artillery from Turkey to aid Nehru's government against Chinese forces. Nehru assumes defense duties after demoting V K Krishna Menon, amid frontier skirmishes near Towang.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Turkey
United States
Kennedy
Himalayan
Jang
Towang
V. K. Krishna Menon
Menon
Defense Ministry
Defense Production
Key West Guards Brace for Prolonged Cuban Crisis Presence
American troops set barbed wire barriers along Key West shores facing Havana and appeared to be digging in for an extended stay. Military installations rushed here during the Cuban crisis were on alert with patrols by armed planes around the clock.
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Key West
Fla
Havana
Florida Keys
Florida
Small Arsenal Found at Ole Miss Dorm
A Halloween night search by combat-ready soldiers uncovered a small arsenal in a men's dormitory at the University of Mississippi. James Meredith, the first Black student at the 114 year old university, began classes amid tension as an uproar over the campus and a football game loomed.
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Oxford
Miss
University of Mississippi
Lester Hall
Baxter Hall
James H. Meredith
Meredith
L. L. Love
University
Justice Department
Mississippi
Clarksdale
U.S
Nicholas Katzenbach
Dean Love
Ole Miss
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge
Who They Are. William M Allison and Boyd McDonald
William M. Allison of Emmerton Virginia born, announcer at WNNT Warsaw, and WINC Winchester since 1960, CAP executive, JCI vice president, March of Dimes chair, First Baptist Church member, married Ann Thrift with two sons. Boyd McDonald born Middletown, WWII veteran sergeant, Viscose employee, Frederick County deputy sheriff, later federal employee, co-chair of Operation Chi, married Elsie Speery with four children.
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Allison
Winchester
Civil Air Patrol
Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce
First Baptist Church
Ann Thrift
Oldhams
Bellview Ave
Boyd McDonald
Middletown
Middletown High School
Front Royal
Europe
Frederick County
McDonald
Elsie Speery
Shenandoah Ave
1.0.C.F
Round Hill Ruritan Club
Braddock Street
Apathy of Satellites Factor in K's Retreat
Warsaw reports that Soviet satellite leaders and Poland's Communist regime influenced Khrushchev to withdraw missiles from Cuba. A Warsaw demonstration did not happen outside the American Embassy, unlike in Moscow and other capitals, as notes from Washington met polite Kremlin rebuttals.
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Warsaw
Poland
Europe
Khrushchev
Cuba
Moscow
London
Copenhagen
Tokyo
Prague
U.S
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Goblins Cast Kind Glance At City County Areas
Halloween night 1962 brought unusually peaceful conditions in Winchester Clarke County and Berryville with patrols boosted by Shenandoah Valley Amateur Radio Club. A few incidents included scrapped vandalism two suspicious fires and a cardboard box with crude bombs found on Kinzel Drive. Police charged three juveniles after gunpowder and fuse materials were found. Berryville fires near Marvin Chapel and a school shelter were quickly extinguished.
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Winchester
Berryville
Clarke County
Jack Enders
Shenandoah Valley Amateur Radio Club
Kinzel Drive
Warren Rudolph
J. Thomas Boyd
Winchester Day Nursery
Enders
Marvin Chapel
Peace and Plenty
Acting Coordinators Named for City Civil Defense Effort
Boyd McDonald and William Allison are named acting civil defense coordinators reporting to Mayor Claude Smalts Jr. They will convene a weekly steering committee with city officials to mobilize vital services. An office is set up and work begins immediately with volunteers until a full-time coordinator is found.
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Civil Defense Committee
Boyd McDonald
William Allison
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Stewart Bell, Jr
Smalts
Charles M. Zuckerman
H. W. Butler, Jr
Eugene F. Dearing
Bell
McDonald
Allison
Firefly satellite Anna to trigger beacons Saturday night
Cape Canaveral Florida AP reports the Firefly satellite named Anna was launched Wednesday and four high intensity xenon beacons will flash for the first time Saturday to aid precise Earth measurements and center of gravity. Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory will initiate the lights by radio signal under clear night skies for telescopic observation.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Anna
Project
Applied Physi Laboratory
Johnsversity
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Ghana
Alex Quaison-Lackey
Carlos Lechuga
Lechuga
Adlai E. Stevenson
Harry F. Byrd
WIND
Treasure Box
Sarah Zane Fire Co., Inc
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Canada
Keys
Marathon
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Howard Mitchell
Nebraska
National Symphony Orchestra
Mr. Mitchell
Washington, D.C
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William M
Bill) Allison
Emmerton
Richmond County
Farnham High School
WNNT
WINC
William M. Allison
America
West
Communist Party
Wladislaw Gomulka
Mr. McDonald
Mr. Allison
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