Indians Seek US Arms as China War Expands
Prime Minister Nehru asked U S Ambassador Galbraith for weapons to fight China and was assured they would arrive soon. An Indian spokesman cited losses at Demchok and a 2,000 to 2,500 death or missing toll, while reinforcements moved to Le Pass to stop a 10,000 man Chinese division.
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India
United States
Nehru
U.S
John Kenneth Galbraith
Galbraith
Demchok
le Pass
Towang
Foreign Ministry
Ess
China
Chia
Himalayas
France
Canada
Kennedy
Se Pass
Borndila
Assam Plains
Staunton Military Loses Toss But Beats Greenbrier 36 7
Jimmy Anderson SM A co captain again loses the opening toss but scores a 70 yard TD as Staunton Military edges Greenbrier 36 7. deer taken by bow hunter Jerome W Keyes reported in Shenandoah County. Volunteers for Winchester Community Concert Association set 7 p m hotel meeting to kick off a week long membership drive.
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Jimmy Anderson
Handley Judges
Staunton Military Academy
S.M.A
Greenbrier Military School
Jimmy
Veteran’s Service Station
Stephens City
Jerome W. Keyes
Alexandria
Shenandoah County
Winchester Community Concert Assn
De Gaulle Faces Decision After Referendum Victory
France awaited President De Gaulle's reaction as voters approved his constitutional amendment for direct presidential elections. Official returns showed 61.76 percent yes, about a quarter abstained while critics warned the vote could spark a constitutional clash and ongoing political struggle.
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Paris
France
DeGaulle
de Gaulle
Corsica
Georges Pompidou
Roger Frey
Colombey-les-deux- Eglises
One Party Government Theme Emerges in GOP Cuba Debate
Republicans seek a one party government argument as Cuba issue fades. Eisenhower's critique and Kennedy’s Cuba stance shape campaigns. Nixon in California shifts back to international issues. Dirksen defense wins edge in Illinois race.
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GOP
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Homer Capehart
Indiana
Capehart
California
Richard M. Nixon
International
Edmund G. Brown
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Wenders opens Temple Bell with large color range sale
The Temple Bell at 110 W. Boscawen St. reopens offering girls warm up pants or shirts in a large assortment of colors at 3.98 each. The store is named Wenders, Inc. and resumes operations.
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Wender’s, Inc
W. Boscawen St
Europe Hails Red's Retreat As Big Victory
Western Europe welcomed the Soviet retreat from Cuba as a U.S. victory and a path to disarmament talks. Leaders in Britain Ireland Denmark Italy and Sweden praised Kennedy and Khrushchev while noting potential for broader negotiations and a safer world.
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Europe
Red
U Thant Plans Cuban Trip Amid Missile Crisis Talks
U Thant, acting UN chief, prepared to fly to Havana with aides to oversee Soviet missile withdrawal and press for a Soviet American accord. He will meet Kuznetsov and Stevenson as Castro invited observers while Kennedy’s position remains unresolved.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
U Thant
U.S
Cuba
Thant
Vassily V. Kuznetsov
Adlai E. Stevenson
Mario Garcia-Inchaustegui
Havana
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Castro
Kuznetsov
Moscow
Fourteen Die on Virginia Roads in Weekend Toll
The Associated Press reports Virginia's weekend highway deaths reach 14 with a total death toll of 759. Among the victims are James Lee Cary 21 of Ivor Lt Col Harry L Hippler 47 of Annandale and John D Swett 38 of Falls Church. A three car crash near Fairfax County and other single vehicle or two car collisions produced multiple fatalities.
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Associated Press
Virginia
James Lee Cary
Ivor
Southampton County
Harry L. Hippler
Annandale
Fairfax County
John D. Swett
Falls Church
Stonewall Calloway
Altavista
Gladys
Campbell County
Amos Lee Hogans
Pulaski
Ocie
U. S. 11
J. H. Fitzgerald
Vesuvius
Rockbridge
Danville
Elbert Price
Rt. 4
Khrushchev Seen as Savior of Peace by Soviet Press
Soviet media portrayed Premier Khrushchev as averting a thermonuclear war over Cuba. Pravda praised his Cuba rocket withdrawal with broad support from Soviet republics while Moscow radio echoed international praise and urged the West not to view Soviet peaceful actions as weakness.
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Europe
Soviet Union
United States
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
Paul- Henri Spaak
Per Haekkerup
Cuba
Pravda
Fidel Castro
Moscow Radio
Free World
Italy
Milan
Corriere Della Sera
U.S
Corsera
Rome
Il Messaggero
United Nations
Daily Express
Moscow
Communist Party
Kylo- Russia
Kazakhstan
Georgia
Latvia
U.S. Plans Track Cuban Missile Base Dismantling
U.S. reconnaissance planes kept cameras on Cuba to verify Russian dismantling of a missile base as a quarantine fleet held guard in the Atlantic. Officials said aerial surveillance would continue and Reservists could stay on duty, signaling ongoing military leverage amid easing tensions.
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Stevenson
Thant
U.S
United States
Cuba
Khrushchev
United Nations
Washington
Atlantic
Pentagon
Kremlin
Castroite saboteurs strike Venezuelan oil fields
The Maracaibo oil region was declared a military zone after attacks by Castroite saboteurs damaged four Creole Petroleum transformer stations. Two captured saboteurs, Venezuelan Communists linked to Havana, prompted U.S. concerns of a continent wide sabotage push. Repairs were expected within a week.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Maracaibo
Interior Ministry
Havana
U.S
Washington
Fidel Castro
Latin America
Creole Petroleum Corp
Lake Maracaibo
Romulo Betancourt
Cuba
Castro
Creole Petroleum
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Kennedy forms coordinating committee on Cuban crisis
President Kennedy creates a special coordinating committee led by John J. McCloy to push toward ending the Cuban crisis. Members include George W. Ball and Roswell L. Gilpatric, reporting to the President and aligned with U.S. and Soviet steps for dismantling Cuban offensive weapons and easing the blockade. Khrushchev promises base dismantling and a halt to weapon deliveries.
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Washington
Kennedy
John J. McCloy
U.N
Adlai Stevenson
Ate
Asirman
George W. Ball
Roswell L. Gilpatric
White House
Pierre Salinger
Dean Rusk
Defense
Roberts
McNamara
Stevenson
Ball
Gilpatric
New York
National Security Council
McCloy
Salinger
S of
Preside Kennedy
Ier Khrushchev
Winchester-Frederick Community Chest Reaches $30 066
Weekend reports from solicitors push the Winchester Frederick Community Chest to 60 percent of its $49 950 goal. Campaign chair Robert J Schmitt lauds the milestone as the thermometers show blue progress and poised for the 70 percent red flame.
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Winchester - Frederick
Red Feather
Robert J. Schmitt
Charles Shewbrige, Jr
Courthouse Square
Winchester Park & Shop
Valley Pike
Amherst St
Ence Hill
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