THURSDAY. NOVEMBERS. 1962
U.S. Seeks
Of Cuban
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. CAP) l
—The United States threatened i
yesterday to take firm actum if
the Sovjet Union fails to cany
out its pledge to remove Soviet
offensive weapons from Cuba un
der international inspection.!
Adlai E. Stevenson, chief US.
delegate, told newsmen the United
States will take steps to insure
compliance on the part of Premier ]
Khrushchev with US.-Soviet
agreements. 1
He 'declined to spell out what
measures the United States' is ;
contemplating.
WASHINGTON (AP)—Russia ,
has repealed that stupa | are
leaving Cuba with 1 missiles :
aboard. Use Defense Department ;
announced last night. It said ar-
rangements an being mad* far
the Harry to check tha number
of dismantled - missiles being
shipped out. | '
This was reported fay Arthur
Sylvester, assistant Defense sec
retary. A .Pentagon spokesman
said probably the first contact
lihwii Nary ships and out
bound ship* from Cuba would
he made today.
He said agreement had | been
reached on Red Cross inspection
of Cuba-bound ships and added
there was some agreement also
on inspection of ships coming out
of Cuba-c,, |
Stevenson made the comment
after a late aftenlbon meeting
with UN. Acting Secretary-Gen
eral U Thant to bring him iup.to
date on the progress of U.S.-So
viet negotiations on the Cuban
crisis.i - ; '
Earlier, representatives of the
International Committee' of the
Red Cross and the United Na
tions met separately with dele-
save up. to tor.
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Elections Roundup—
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j Democrat who used to box in
w, a m college, Birch ,E. Bayh..Jr. Bayh
li/ L*, formerlv was speaker of the In-
Wcflnons diana H ° use
▼ ▼ 1 Bwf It was just about a standoff in
■_ I the number of governorships one
gates from the United States, the party took from the other, bat on
Soviet Union and Cuba on the in- the basis of rire and political
speetion problem. [ power of the states involved, the
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