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Winona Daily News Winona City Newspapers Winona State University OpenRiver Winona Daily News Winona City Newspapers 11-1-1962 Winona Daily News Winona Daily News Follow this and additional works at: https://openriver.winona.edu/winonadailynews Recommended Citation Winona Daily News, "Winona Daily News" (1962). Winona Daily News. 312. https://openriver.winona.edu/winonadailynews/312 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Winona City Newspapers at OpenRiver. It has been accepted for inclusion in Winona Daily News by an authorized administrator of OpenRiver. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Kennedy ¦ ' "'' ¦ - ¦ ¦ • * _ WASHINGTON fAP)-Two Re- A^ < . cancels "an invasion which al- "Since Mr. Kennedy canceled "(1) Does the no-invasion .pledge take whatever steps are neces- Khrushchev force a cancellation , for completion of the so-called ——r-publican leaders sary, including . asked President ready had been planned,- as re- his Thursday news conference- corretitute an abandonment of : force,-to repel sub- of an-invasion which-already had 'fishing port' which MOSCOTT is Kennedy today to explain whether ported in some newspapers, and eliminating the possibility of the Cuba to the Communists and the version of their countries? been planned, as reported in some "(3) Does this assurance to newspapers, and which could have building in Cuba and which many the proposed Cuban . agreement which could have ¦ eliminated com- press asking some of these trou- perpetuation of a Red base for , Khrushchev mean that we have eliminated communism" completer experts have said would, in fact, means Soviet jet bombers and mil- munism completely from Cuba." blesome questions—we believe it espionage, sabotage and propagan- junked the Monroe Doctrine? ' ly, from Cuba? be a base for Soviet missile-carry- itafy men will remain in Cuba. Goldwater, chairman of the Sen- vital to the security of the country da incursions throughout the rest "(4) Are the "(6) .,, Cubans who fled Does the agreement with ing submarines? ' And, said Sen. Barry Goldwater ate Republican Campaign Com- that they he asked and answered of Latin America? to this country from Castro's ter- Khrushchev mean that the 5,000 to "(8) Does the agreement call of Arizona and Rep. Bob Wilson of mittee, and Wilson, chairman of at once," Goldwater and Wilson . "(2) Does the agreement super- rorism and who so long have 8,000 Soviet 'technicians' and other for the removal from Cuba of ; California, the President also the GOP House Campaign Com- said in a joint statement. sede the Organizatipn of American lived in the hope of eventually lib- military personnel will be allowed such offensive weapons as the 12 should "clarify for the American ivtfttee, raised eight points in con- The eight points the two Repub- States accord reached at Punta erating their homeland to be . to remain in Cuba and continue to MIG supersonic fighter-bombers people" whether his agreement nection with the proposed agree- licans said Kennedy should clarify del Este, Uruguay, last January, abandoned? direct that nation's affairs? ;• now on the island>and the bases with Soviet Premier Khrushchev ment. are these: which urges member states to "(5) Did the agreement with . "(7) Does the agreement allow . under construction for their -use?" - ¦ —¦¦ ¦ ¦ ; —— 1 -^ -c — i —¦— "-; ' ' —¦ ¦¦¦ -! M Blockade, Air Surveillance Resumed POLITICS CHARGED Soviet Rocket U.S. Seeks AndersenAs ks Probe Gol U2 at Verification 70.000 Feet On Missiles MIAMI, Fla. (AP)—The Miami By FRED S. HOFFMAN QfUS Ro News said today a Soviet-fired WASHINGTON (AP ) — MS__ antiaircraft rocket shot down a Navy ships resumed their arms By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS eous procedure" that such- releas- vaag 's campaign staff. United States U2 surveillance air- blockade of Cuba at daybreak to- es be made by "Rolvaag and the The charges arose when Con- Gov. ; Elmer L. Andersen today plane 70,000 feet above the Es- day and air surveillance was or- called for a congressional investi- DFL headquarters." gressman Blatnik s administrative cambray Mountain area of Cuba gation of the Federal Bureau • of aide, Lud Andolsek, took Robert on Saturday. dered renewed after Fidel Castro There were these other develop- O'Donnell to Duluth to make a evidently refused to agree to U.N. Public Roads. ments: v The pilot, <Maj. Rudolf Ander- The demand came- as the Repub- statement to federal road bureau inspection of Soviet missile with- Rep; son Jr., 35, of Greenville, S.C., lican governor and other state of- John Blatnik, D.-Minn., agents. : was killed. drawals. •.: ... ' r. ¦;¦ ¦ ¦. who had been scheduled to par- • . ficials took off for Hinckley and The newspaper's Latin America Washington officials probably the dedication of a 13-mile strip ticipate in today's ribbon-cutting, No official word of the withhold- said he wouldn't be there. ing of any federal funds, 'as Rol- editor, Hal Hendrix, said he will want to verify with aerial of Interstate Highway 35, center learned the rocket was - an ad- photos4-a report by U Thant, act- of allegations concerning use of Robert O'Donnell, state highway vaag had announced, has come ing secretary-general from Washington. vanced version of the Soviet SA2 , that all So- materials not meeting specifica- inspector who made the material missile, fired from one of an es- RETURNS FROM HAVANA . ..U Thant, wild airport after negotiation mission to viet missiles would be taken down tions, deficiency charges; admitted in an The governor said his requested timated 25 surface-to-air sites acting United Nations secretary general, walks Cuba. Thant termed his discussions with Cuban by .Friday and removed from Andersen said he asked the in- Oct. 29 statement that bituminous probe "'should certainly not be operating in Cuba. I with Russian . Evgeny Kiselev, a . U.N. under- leaders in Havana as "fruitful." Kiselev met Clba soon afterward. ,Thant said quiry to determine how and why aggregate about which he com- conducted by the Blatnik subcom- he was reliably inforriied of this plained was within specification mittee because his staff is so deep- The SA2 was described as sim- secretary, on his arrival at New York's Idle- Thant at the airport. (AP Photofax) the federal agency released word ilar to the U.S. Nike Wednesday in Havana* of a reported "investigation" bands. ly involved in political machina- Hercules missile. The blockade, suspended during through Karl Rolvaag, his DFL O'Donnell was revealed as a tions:" / The subcommittee for sflffie tinfe^has~been" studyinjrthe —Hendrix—added that ILS^-spe- two days of evidently fruitless ne- opponent in Tuesday's election. brother of Michael O'Donnell, cialists believed a similar SA2 The governor called it "outrag-^ Mound, interstate road system nationally. gotiations between Thant and Fi- a paid member of- Rol- was used to knock down the U2 del Castro, was due to go back Blatnik said he would be unable piloted by Francis Gary Powers Castro Wen t Acceptinto force at dawn. Its assignment, to attend the dedicatiort in view of over the Soviet Union. as before, is to keep additional of- the investigation of the highway The News story described the fensive weapons out of Cuba. Behind the Scenes stretch in question. SA2 as a heat-seeking missile. The White House announced this Wednesday night after President Andersen said the investigation Kennedy had reviewed the situa- concerned only minor deficiencies, tion with. hh> top level .National about which he said Robert O'Don- UN. Check on Bases Security Council. - nell never had submitted a writ- United States give "up its should be completed by Friday. Pierre Salinger, presidential Days that ten report to his superiors. The Troops String By TOM HOGE that the ' UNITED NATIONS, N,Y. (AP) naval base at Guantanamo and "Thereafter will come the ship- press secretary, said U.S. photo matenal in question was used in call off all other measures to bring ment and return to , Soviet Un- reconnaissance planes would go shoulders along the highway of — Acting U.N. Secretary-General toe consult today do^ the Castro regime. ion, arrangements for which are back into action "in the absence which core samples now are being U Thant planned/to 6i effective U.N, arrangements" ¦ '"' Barbed with the United States and the A broadcast said Castro told a understood to be in hand.". taken. Wire rally of Havana University -stilt Moscow Radio announced Miko- with Castro for supervising the Soviet Union , on the next moves missile base dismantling promised governor said he had sworn in the Cuban crisis after failing dents his government will come yan was going to Cuba to "ex- Shook World The out of the crisis stronger arid with change views on the international by the Soviet Union.- By RELMAN MORIN statements from state highway to win Fidel Castro's agreement to technicians 'UlN. checks on the removal of So. more prestige than before. situation with the government of - Salinger left vague just when (Editor' s Note: Here is the behind-the-scenes story of the , including O'Donnell Along Coast "Cuba." ' himself , that alleged failures in the. • By viet missile" bases. The Cuban prime minister surveillance will start again after Cuban crisis. Relmaji Morin, Associated Press special correspan- JIM BECKER scheduled a television speech for Mikoyan was expected to spend dent and twice a Pulitzer- prize winner bituminous aggregate for the Thant said on his return from the two-day break. Apparently this , prov ides a fasciriating KEY WEST, Fla. (AP)-Ameri- later today. Advance radio an- tonight in New York en route to intended to avoid tipping off look at what took place backstage in Washington during "the shoulders " were within the speci- can troops strung barbed wire Havana Wednesday night he had was fication band." been reliably informed the bases nouncements said he would "fully Havana, presumably to confer Cuban antiaircraft batteries, which days that shook the world." In this first of a five -part series,-he barricades along a portion of the people of his with Kuznetsov and possibly with relates what signaled the start' "O'Donriell's sworn statement of would be dismantled by Friday inform" the Cuban fired on unarmed -U.S.
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