Newsmen Watch Inspection of Soviet Vessel
The Soviet freighter Anosov, moving away from Cuba with suspected missiles on deck, was inspected by the U S Navy destroyer Barry near 780 miles northeast of Puerto Rico after a dawn interception. Witnesses aboard two patrol planes saw eight missiles or missile-like objects, eight trucks, and cranes on deck. no incidents were reported.
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Washington
Cuba
U.S. Navy
Barry
Defense Department
Puerto Rico
Guantanamo Bay
Leninsky Komsomol
Dalgren
Casilda
Cuban
Khrushchev
Patuxent Naval Air Station
Khrushchev Withdraws Most Cuba Missiles as Blockade Stays
U S officials report Khrushchev has removed nearly all nuclear missiles from Cuba and will claim completion of withdrawal. Kennedy insists on international verification of the missiles and maintains the blockade and surveillance until verified. U S ships intercepted three Soviet vessels and two more with missile handling equipment carrying 36 cylindrical forms.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Cuba
U.S
Khrushchev
Atlantic
United Nations
Kennedy
Defense Department
Guantanamo
New York
Fidel Castro
Anastas Mikoyan
Two Historic Aircraft To Be Shown At Dulles Airport
Early morning scene opens with a boy in pajamas. Two antique planes along with jet and turboprop airliners valued at over 70 million dollars will be displayed at Dulles Airport on November 17 and 18. The Ford Tri Motor and Pitcairn Mailwing highlight the exhibit. Dedication ceremonies November 17 will feature President Kennedy and General Eisenhower as speakers.
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Dulles Airport
American Airways
Pitcairn
Kennedy
Gen. Eisenhower
Thant Hopes Red Cross Inspect Ships Bound for Cuba
U N Acting Secretary-General U Thant aims to announce planned Red Cross inspections of inbound Soviet ships bound for Cuba with U N cooperation. Two envoys and Geneva approval are required before finalizing the plan, with Cuba, the Soviet Union, and the United States already agreeing in principle.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
U Thant
Red Cross
Cuba
International Committee of the Red Cross
United Nations
United States
Thant
Geneva
Thent
Paul Ruegger
International Committee
Melchior Borsinger
Gale Winds Storm Hits East Damaging Coast and Kills Six
A major storm battered the eastern states with torrential rains and gale winds, causing six deaths in North Carolina including a mother and daughter who drowned in a swollen Charlotte stream. Winds up to 66 mph felled trees and flooded streets from Maine to New Jersey, with notable tides and flooding along Lake Erie and coastal areas.
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Associated Press
Lake Erie
North Carolina
Charlotte
Tennessee
Ohio
Cleveland
Weather Bureau
Ohio-West Virginia
Eastport
Maine
Cape May
N.J
Norfolk
Connecticut
Dunkirk
New England
New York City
New York
New Jersey
Parkersburg
W. Va
Raleigh
N.C
Roanoke
Rain totals and rainfall records rise in November
Rain fell 2.15 inches overnight at the Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory, pushing November total to 2.86 inches, beating the 49 year average. This keeps November above normal and lifts the 1962 year total to 35.38 inches as a heavy rain followed a prior heavy snow event.
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Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Stonewall Seen Peering From Headquarters Window
Thomas Jonathan Jackson known as Stonewall occupies his headquarters in a Virginia Civil War film production scene. Dent Myers of Kennesaw Ga plays a leading role with actors from Winchester and Middletown joining scenes at Mount Williams. The educational movie for Virginia schools is scheduled for May 1963 release with Lyon Tyler Don Williams and J. E. Ogesby directing and producing. Visitors to the Headquarters reached 1455 in October, up from 880 the previous year.
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Thomas Jonathan Jackson
Stonewall
Jackson
Dent Myers
Kennesaw
Virginia Civil War Commission
Virginia Department of Education
Lonewall Jackson
Winchester
5Th Virginia Infantry
John Quick
Arthur Seabright
Fred Stotler
Mount Williams
Middletown
Front Royal
Stephens City
Virginia
Lyon G. Tyler
Civil War Commission
Don Williams
J. E. Ogesby
Meredith Free Weekend Sparks Withdrawal Rumors
University of Mississippi student James H. Meredith left Oxford for a long weekend amid reports he may withdraw. The 29 year old Negro, who sparked riots during integration, rejected withdrawal notions and spoke with reporters in Memphis. Deputy AG Katzenbach cited stress as a factor while Meredith met with attorney A. W. Willis Jr. in Memphis.
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Memphis, Tenn
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Oxford, Miss
Meredith
Justice Department
Ole Miss
Mississippi
Washington
U.S. Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
A. W. Willis Jr
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Two Veterans Day Ceremonies Planned in Local Area
Fair and mild weather is forecast for Veterans Day observances. The Winchester Veterans Council holds a 10 55 a m ceremony on Acme parking lot at Wolfe and Brad dock streets with prayer and a volley. Reverend Jacob W Mast speaks. Shenandoah Memorial Park service at 1 30 p m features Dr E T Clark and Color Guard from Post 2123 V F W. City offices close Monday. state offices and ABC Store also close.
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Winchester Veterans’ Council
Tomomorrow
Acme
Wolfe and
Braddock Sts
Braddock Street
Jacob W. Mast
Doah
E. T Clark
First Baptist Church
Post 2123
Veterans of Foreign Wars
ABC
Handley Library
Test Pilot Will Fly Again X15 May Not
Edwards Air Force Base Calif AP a X15 rocket plane during an emergency landing flipped over twice leaving pilot John McKay dangling upside down by his straps He suffered only superficial injuries and said that was a damned good landing up to a point The 39 year old Irishman will fly again though the X15 may not McKay started Friday at 45 000 feet released from a B 52 bomber The ship was to reach 120 000 feet to test stability but engine failed He glided to Mud Lake Nev and landed at 200 mph The X15 veered left the nose wheel bore abnormal pressure the tire blew the wheel strut buckled and the craft slid 3 000 feet before flipping McKay hung by straps ammonia fumes rose from a fuel leak until helicopter blew them away Rescue crew freed him and sent him to hospital for observation
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
John McKay
McKay
Mud Lake
Nev
Desert Flight Test Center
Million Dollar Stock Theft Recovered in Midtown
Police recover $1 million in stolen stocks tied to a Fifth Avenue brokerage. Arrested is Ralph H. Rapp, 34, booked on grand larceny after admitting the crime. Stolen items include American Dimensions Corp. shares valued at $1,075,000. oil paintings worth $25,000 remain unrecovered.
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New York
Midtown
Fifth Avenue
Robert A. Martin Associates
American Dimensions Corp
Ralph H. Rapp
India and China face off as tanks loom in border clash
Indian and Chinese tanks poised in Ladakh, with clashes in Walong and Jang as Indian forces shell advancing Chinese units. An airfield at Chushul on a high plateau becomes a focal point amid a wider border confrontation. Indian officials report plans for a prolonged stand with forces aiding supplies and potential airfield showdown.
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New Delhi
India
Himalayan
Defense Ministry
Ladakh
Walong
Burma
Jang
Bhutan
Assam
Chushul
Hampshire High School Contract Awarded for 695400
Baker and Coombs of Morgantown West Virginia won the bid by Hampshire County Board of Education to build Hampshire High School at a cost of 695400. The plan includes 20 instructional rooms gymnasium library general music and band room vocational shops cafeteria and kitchen student activity room office suite audio visual room guidance clinic storage janitorial space. Ground breaking is about two weeks away with the ap tion date around January 1 1964 delayed from September 1 1963 due to wage scale disputes with the West Virginia Department of Labor. The board will soon consider contracts for John J Cornwell Elementary School at Points West Virginia.
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Baker and Coombs
Morgantown
West Virginia
Hampshire High School
Board of Education
Hampshire County
Aption
West Virginia Department of Labor
John J. Cornwell
Points
W. Va
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Tijmenev
Veterans’ Council
Shenan
Ford Rotunda
Dearborn
Mich
Rudok
Tibet
Department Oficials
John E Kelly
Jean Paul Garnier
Hampshire School
Motorola TY
B. F. Goodrich
S. Loudoun South End Fire Co
Sun
Seventh Day Adventist Church
SEA First Assembly of God
North Cameron Street
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