Kennedy Mikoyan to discuss full range of Cold War issues
President Kennedy and Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan will meet at the White House on Thursday to talk Cuba and wider Cold War problems. Officials say there is no fixed agenda but expect discussion of international issues and a possible detente with NATO and Warsaw Pact partners.
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JFK
Mikoyan
Washington
Kennedy
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Cuba
White House
U.S
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
New York
Havana
Offi
Frn
Weather Outlook and Misrouted Calls Dominate Shenandoah Valley
The Shenandoah Valley faces continued cloudiness and above normal temperatures for five days with possible rain on Sunday or Monday. Normal highs reach 54 and lows 32, while Saturday’s rain could mark the fourth consecutive wet weekend. Also, three callers mistakenly reached the Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad hot line, a contractor for emergency calls.
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Shenandoah Valley
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
US Soviet Return To Bargaining Table On Cuban Crisis
U S and Soviet negotiators resume talks in New York as Adlai Stevenson meets Kennedy and Kuznetsov with Mikoyan. The talks aim to verify Soviet missile removal, inspect Cuban bases, and address Castro's demands on anti Castro bases and U N oversight. Kennedy pledges assurances against invasion if U N arrangements keep offensive weapons off Cuba.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Kennedy
Washington
New York
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Mikoyan
Dean Rusk
Stevenson
John J. McCloy
Uthant
Havana
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Cuba
Steynson
United States
Castro
Puerto Rico
U.N
Former Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands Dies at 82
Former Queen Wilhelmina, last Victorian era ruler of the Netherlands, died in her sleep at Het Loo palace at 12:59 a.m. She abdicated in 1948 after a 50 year reign marked by exile during World War II. Her daughter Juliana succeeded her. Beatrix was abroad.
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Apeldoorn
Netherlands
Wilhelmina
Europe
Het Loo
Dutch Empire
East Indies
Juliana
Prince Bernhard
Margriet and
Marijke
Soestdijk Palace
Irene
England
Beatrix
Hong Kong
Japan
United States
Victoria
Congress
Canada
Soviet education judged on breadth of youth training
Prof. Nicholas DeWitt of Indiana University argues that the Soviet system excels at training specialists but lacks a well rounded education for youth. He presents his assessment on Page 4.
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Soviet Union
United States
Nicholas DeWitt
Indiana University
Ruritans Hold District Meeting with Speeches on Freedom
Nearly 200 Ruritans from 47 clubs gathered for the Rappahannock District meeting at Lee Jackson Restaurant in Harrisonburg. J Newton Liskey warned members to strengthen anti communism efforts and uphold Christian ideals, citing megaton bomb power as a stark warning. Floyd Lower, national president, to speak at the closing banquet as district officers are elected.
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J. Newton Liskey
Ruritan National Today
Ruritan Club
Mr. Liskey
Harrisonburg
Rappahannock
Lee- Jackson
Claude B. Smalls, Jr
Charlottesville
Tom B. Rosenberger
Winchester
Liskey
Russia
Floyd Lower
Raritan
Living Costs Dip in October
Washington reports a one tenth of one percent drop in consumer prices for October 1962. The decline ends the year’s first retreat, driven mainly by lower meat prices after September’s rise.
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Washington
India Rushes Troops as Boundary Tensions Rise in Asia
Foreign affairs races as India strengthens border defenses after a Chinese offensive in the Himalayas. Nehru’s government seeks support from neutral nations while diplomats chase a cease-fire path. discussions continue with Egypt's Nasser and Ghana, Rangoon talks, and potential troop withdrawals.
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New Delhi
India
China
U.S
Nehru
Himalayas
Peking
A. K. Sen
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Ghana
Lakshmi Menon
Rangoon
Cambodia
Indonesia
Ceylon
Menon
Huang Chen
Burma
Ne Win
Northeast Frontier
Ladakh
West rejects unpoliced test moratorium plan
At the 17 nation disarmament conference in Geneva a Swedish proposal for an unpoliced moratorium on nuclear tests until a satisfactory control system is set up was rejected by the West and dismissed by the Soviet Union. Swedish delegate Rolf Edberg backed by nonaligned nations urged a halt by January 1 with no time limit. Chief US delegate Arthur H. Dean rejected uncontrolled moratoriums citing past experiences.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Rolf Edberg
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Joseph Godber
South End Unveils New Chrome Fire Truck
The South End Fire Co displays a $33,000 fire truck at an open house from 7 to 9 p.m. at the fire hall. Officials say it features three pre connected fog nozzles four high value oxygen tanks and all equipment custom made to speed responses and improve safety.
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South End Fire Co
South End
Norman Pope
Pope
Pla
Ed Lake
Seagraves Co
Pope John Stricken With Flu
Pope John XXIII age 81 has influenza and misses his Wednesday general audience. Dr. Antonio Gasbarrini arrived from Bologna to treat the pope at the Vatican. Vatican officials say no prostate operation is planned and note the pope appeared in good health at Mass on his birthday.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Rome
Vatican
Antonio Gasbarrini
Bologna
Holy Father
John
Pontifical
Propaganda Fide University
Meaning of Old Laws Basis of Suit
In Richmond the Stephens City dispute before the Virginia Supreme Court centers on whether the 1758 act incorporating the town included the full 900 acres owned by Lewis Stephens. Taxpayers argue only 180 acres were within bounds, while the town contends the 900 acres and outlots were always inside the limits. The court consideration follows lower court rulings and references a 1884 survey and 1799 act.
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Richmond
Stephens City
State Supreme Court
General Assembly
Morton L. Wallerstein
Peter
Kfon Een
Gener Ne
Lewis Stephens Sr
Frederick County
Stephens
Frederick County Circuit Court
Wallerstein
High Court
Lewis Stephens
McKee
Machinists Strike at Lockheed Ends? Not Yet
Lockheed Aircraft Corp faces a strike by the International Association of Machinists at several plants in California and Arizona. Two of nine divisions are involved, affecting about two thirds of the workforce. potential Taft Hartley Act intervention is being considered.
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Burbank
Calif
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
In Association of Machinists
Lockheed
Lockheed-California Co
van Nuys
Locksheed Missiles & Space Co
Sunnyvale
Vandenberg Air Fore
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Treas
City of Winchester
Harry L. McCann
Handley Council
U.C.T
Elks Home
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Seey
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