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Final Edition 10c 117th Year. 296th Day. Bloomington-Norrnal, Illinois, Tuesday, October 23, 1962. 22 Pages. Kremlin Policy Line Toward Cuban Blockade Undisclosed Orlaan.

Cap? 1 1 FLORIDA YCMW lIlililllliK Mtxteo A i oominjcan nitial Response Moscow Cancels Leaves Security Council Summoned Cry of Hypocrisy WASHINGTON (AP) President Kennedy won broad UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. UPi The U.N. Security Coun MOSCOW The Soviet Union Tuesday canceled all leaves for military personnel and halted further dis Allied support Tuesday for his swift decision to seal off Cuba from deliveries of Soviet nuclear rockets and bombers. cil was summoned to an urgent meeting Tuesday to take charges from several branches of the armed forces, Tass announced. But Moscow struck back with cries of "hypocrisy" and talk of nuclear war.

up a U.S. demand that the council call for the withdrawal of all offensive weapons from The agency said the Kremlin ordered the halt in the discharge of Soviet servicemen in senior age groups in strategic rocket forces, antiaircraft defense troops and the Initial Soviet response to the quarantine policy which Kennedy announced to the world Monday night was regarded by U.S. officials as a stopgap statement until Premier Nikita Khrushchev and his government decide on their submarine fleet. only a defense against aggres sion. Soviet Defense Minister Ro-dion Malinovsky gave the gov policy line.

Cuban soil. The meeting was set for 2 p.m. (EST) by Soviet delegate Valerian Z. Zorin, current council president, after consulting with other 10 members. The session was requested Monday night by U.S.

Ambassador Adlai E. The government statement broadcast by Moscow radio and carried by the Soviet news agen ernment a report "on the measures taken to enhance the com-oat readiness of the armed COSTA KvtNtZUHA o.fit Oceon jJ 1 COlOM8U A Moscow statement insisted that whatever weapons the Soviet Union has sot up in Cuba are defensive, hut it did not ap- forces," Tass said. cy Tass denounced as hypocrisy President Kennedy's charge that Cuba had been turned into a Ipear to deny that they included The agency said the measures Soviet base for offensive mis siles and weapons. were taken "in connection with the provocative actions of the U.S. government and aggressive Intentions of the American medium and intermediate range rockets and Russian bombers capable of delivering nuclear warheads against targets throughout the Western Hemisphere.

On the diplomatic front, where Kennedy hoped for action to pull Text of President's talk appears nn I'age 2, Additional pictures and stories on the Cuban situ-ation are on Pages 2, 16 and 22. 'Road To War" Speaking of Kennedy's quaran tine, the statement said armed forces." Marshal Andrei A. Grechko "The peoples of all countries also summoned officers repre must be dearly aware that, un senting the armies of the War dertaking such a gamble, the saw Pact the Communist coun Black lines on map locate major shippping lanes to Cuba from the Caribbean and the Atlantic which President Kennedy has ordered blockaded against Russian shipments of offensive weapons. (AP Wirephoto) Chinese Reds Widen Bridgehead in India United States of America is tak ing a step along the road of un terpart to the North Atlantic Treaty Alliance. leashing a thermonuclear world war.

Cynically flouting interna' "Serious Warning" Tass said he "issued instruc tional standards of conduct of states and the principles of the tions concerning a series of meas ures to raise the military pre- charter of the United Nations paredness of the troops and the United States usurped the fleets making up the joint armed right, and announced this, to at forces." tack ships of other states on the Earlier, the Soviet govern high seas, i.e. to engage in pi racy. ment gave "a serious warning" to the United States and said President Kennedy's quarantine Threaten Monastery Town Shortly after the government statement was released, U.S. Ambassador Kohler was called for a meeting at the For- of Cuba was a step toward ther monuclear war. It reaffirmed In a statement eign Ministry to officially re- that Soviet nuclear rockets are'eeive the Soviet statement.

the world back from the brink of nuclear war, the United States made its first move in the Organization of American States. Secretary of State Dean Rusk, speaking for the United States in an extraordinary OAS session, got an overwhelming favorable response from Latin-American member nations. 1.4'Knl IIiim This was important to the administration in giving an international legal base for a prospective presidential proclamation lo make the blockade fully effective. While House press secretary Tierre Salinger said he could not say when the President would issue a proclamation formally invoking a naval quaran-line of Cuba but that he might have something to say before i p.m. CDT.

Stale Department officials said thought had been Riven to providing a "grace period" be- CASTRO MOBILIZES NEW DELI II Chinese Communist troops have widened their bridgehead in northeastern WALKER FILES LIBEL ACTION AGAINST AP OXFORD, Miss. W) Former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker filed a libel suit against the Associated Press Monday for $2 million, claiming he was damaged in stories about rioting at the University of Mississippi.

Walker, in the suit filed in Lafayette County Circuit Court here, asked $1 million actual and 51 million punitive damages. The stories dealt with Walker's role In the night of rioting that followed the arrival of James II. Meredith, a Negro, on the "Ole Miss" campus, Sept. 30. Associated Press headquarters said there would be no comment on the filing of the suit A Acr India and are developing a threat to the Important monastery town of Towang.

the Indian Defense Ministry said Tuesday. Chinese troops pushed back Indian soldiers seven or eight miles In an area Just east of Bhutan, the ministry said. The new attack was launched a few miles cast of this area at Word Cuban Sivrctary of State IX'an Paisk wears an carpliono as ho addresses an emcrRency meeting of the Or-canization of American States Tuesday In Washington. (AI' Wlrcplioto) Hum Pass, a defense spokesman said, adding to the Towang threat. HAVANA (AP) Declaring the U.S.

blockade of Elsewhere on the disputed Cuba is "an act of war," Havana broadcasts said Monday tore u.s. naval vessels ringing Cuba actually begin halting and searching ships. DrvelniMnmls As the Cuban crisis landed tn all Cuban military forces numbering hundreds of thousands CUBA HALTS AIRLINES OAS jhave been mobilized. Prime Minister Kidel Castro will adlres the nation i i i i i a later ana wju mane immridni oeviaiamniN, oni? nmnmnrr- Pilot Ditches DC7 Perfectly; 102 Rescued Supports on Cuba Miami in Himalayan border, lighting continued without major changes in position. Priping radio said Indian tmops had crossed the McMahon Line frontier and the radio alxo said Chinese forces no longer will respect that 4S-year-old Himalayan boundary mark.

Pelping radio coupled the charge with an offer to negoti flights to Culm were suspended ment said Kennedy's Stat e- ous of m.Kions of oires In Tueday until further notice. Prritident Mov The Cuban government noti-'ment that Soviet ballistic nils- Ihe already historic ny of 'Fa- the nerve centers of ihe world, there were these developments: The Security Council was summoned lo an urgent meeting Liter in Ihe day. at Ihe behest of both Hussia and the United Stales, with the U.S. demanding withdrawal of all offensive weapons from Cuban soil. Hrttlsh Prime (Minister Harold M.icmillan gave strong, unequlv-oral barking to Kennedy's move.

fied Pan American Airways siles are slatloned in Cuba was.therland or death. We will con-and KLM. ihe only lines with ridiculed by a television com- Havana iiicma. inai inc airpon.mrmatnr. uuia vmmpz unnKut- Kvrn lirrnrtf unnnnnrtvl Kennedy's call for a closed to civilian there was ate with India for a peaceful set -I SITKA, Alaska el The of a disabled Northwest of CuKi received almost unanimous iJ Knxlps miHtary quarantine an adviser 1o the foreign Min-0f mililiamcn began appearing traffic.

Pan American had two flights "rlnf- hi'cklng Tuelay fnm the 20-natlon Organization of AmTi- iiry. aecuseo nenneoy oi a (n Havana's streets -M Nehru said Monday threatens Airlines plane brought the PC7 his country's independence. down in the sea off th.s south- whole series of falsehoods other-wife there was no can Slates. Cuba." Uipn of unusual nulitarf nic.is Pillvla suptK.rt. and that w.ih only I.

mougn there were scattered re- Asserting thai the united, 'ures. cauo its ambavailr had not ct rcsrived Instruct inns from 'etinnsof On the fourth day of hard bat- rat Alaska city Monday in fling which has punned the In- perfect d.tching operation. anxiety and soma criticism In Western Furoue. fin U- Tl. 1 1.1.

i dians nam an inuian. A 102 aboard were France withheld comment for Srtviel guarantee to defei Oi.drniml Hwt rn-nenU. I5.it both ex spoKesman inoiraieo. nas thulcd 0ff the rejected a Llherian proposal of, rrfd irhncr aboul tnrw. daily, and KLM two weekly.

They brought about 1,600 Cuban refugees weekly. Reserve Call Up Probable "7:. L7 cre in the f.ml u.mM Ik-iP on.em and mediation by African Asian pow minutes. The plane sank 22 ers. u-ra-ia, SI.1IKI.

world minutes after the forced land prmoratlon for tragic In Bitvanee of a f-rnwl vote ing emls." Order From Caatrw "As free lutMit mu4 art in of our democratic hrrluge." be sakl. The rrsie. on a VS. rrilutat. II memlrr mtatrs siA In favor of the dinty with ihe tntrr-Amerii an stem.

of State an Rtmk opened the men me with an appeal fur support of President Kennedy's pmition. Mar latrlmrit "We h.ie inrimrmertible evl- Capt. Vinton Hanson of IVlle-vue, pilot, said one of Raps Teacher Discrimination Ihe lime being. The Soviet government canceled all military leaves of Its armed forces. Call Ijwdera The President set up a special committee of ihe National Security Council meet wilh him daily tir ihe duration of th rots.

Tueml.iy-s aevslnn an hour and lu minutes. Tin President summmcd con. leaders lo Ihe While Another announcement i VS. pnsitmn. four propellers wrnt out of eon- psia ho rontimied.

mut Uilnrrd Individually collectively It una nrirrnic in inr num i.u.i.i...tt.. -j and fMher I jit in AmerU an amtwis WASHINGTON- UTIt -Some fml hMtf lfn Nil Nations Marki Inrhau (thr M. ml. -is iiieir mns lo Air Naikmal Guard pilots and rr-ORIA -r The ncwiy rri n. elected president cf the Illinois rrH tnc Vi M-x nnl so In thu naval recrviL lo-1 ap rind li te ,1 fTV," h.m e.

bio ka duty. f.1 "'V'. ri In nation. 1 1 A-o. iiMm ir u- at hiicline vanc-cmrnt ioirci reopic Tlie ami seven lin e- 111.

il I'll I in: i Ill lr t.i-s i.nl:tit fi by llie si in tu'a." Ituk inUt an jrineicemy iii.cl ni of ihe OAS, il. The Navy h- d.iroe. l.Tl," nmluluaiMin rame (torn nun were nxnea imo we- has BMiiikrd he rallnl ag.nnt the pl.tre mcnt of Negro tcarltcts In Peo I louse Wednesday for a full re Anili4M.ilic tlnmr Pmrsa HI11H11 IIIMI HIV fl 1UJ BAN SURPLUS GRAIN SALES M.r.nHi l.iM tlu ri view of not 1 1 rratiiim lo hn rafts. A CnaM Guard amphibun plane, alrrtrtl by radio by Han- 70 a prr mil of full operating uran'ine order. iranrdnniy IV mcci ni lhi ria.

iro and was put Inlo rtlrtl qniikly. "Our combat units rapldiy plaeed Ibenwlves em a fichtlne basts." ihe broadcast added tt it v-. n. landed hesme the airliner The rris probably tht slrmgth. The Air Force still constoVrably short of Us gnal in bu-ldup of Us tactical fifhlrr Jrtlir! ilA MoBdav by urMV- he hl rerrnfl inMiui i4i "The tuts that frum eiiemiicnl lo re full the t'SSIt is nmKine a ajnr greairst since WortJ War II.

J- The III. I ors were translcrred onto a sup The full sipe of ihe dsreee units, Aetloul'ure I a-paiimrnt banned Hundreds of thousands of mm aujti1 lo tl tcdiiii fire- military in Cuta." srnied by the t'nilcl Stairs li le- He Mid Ihii tf.nl liem dne "un Negro teachers tn Peoria public chools art allowed to learh only tn schools wiih a prtdocn- ply boat from a Federal Aviation Agency station. broke urm the wnril Mmday TueMUy the sve of cnem were, mobilized tn the course of ment-owne com and feed eatmn. lie l.m.trd sUlcrncnt.der Ihe lok t.f --creey-' wlulr I few hours. nleht when President Kenned annnunivd Ihe esUblithmerl tt Sis persons received minor Inantly Negro sttwrm Dnny.

to that brief remark. riving assurances that the Ui.M grains um.l further rt aice as Wt believe that Negro mririrs. inry nf in-iiro ai "The natmn has awakened on war (nouns, ready to reputw of the Cu'ian cr.i. up In CVa was defence wily While Hiuae rmi Secrrtary Pierre Salinger said that. In the hte Hh which the blorkade was organied aglnt Cuba.

Ihe pietinn calling up reserves hvl wH even come up. ltd a IHrne Itrparlmrni itikrman Mil fwi.niedly Mon- leachers are rl fvicn io.a nnj'iii m-nr (Hi Imrrtrwry MU Crn prcl.m.nary pnncdiral in naMie. any atlak. Faeh weapon In A d'piftmenl jwJrnp tearh In Ihe alleys and bark Soviet missile bases in Cuba an disclnsH a seven point program VS. action starting off wth a naval bio, kade In hill the fir any mre offensive arms tn Hs place and ncsl to rah wrsn- Buy Peoria Station tvl er, tlx i.e II If an emcrrem l.

In' JiatO ravroll Up ways where Ihry are JorrM In live. Ihey are cd ennuth lo xn II I hrrt'le defender of IIk- fatherland. Tle entire enrm KANKAK1K PeorU ra learh In ihe ani r- Cuba. on.m qic.i Ur -r- Ihe fl 'idy nighi: nvnl la ready lo d.e hrstde Hie nnikive neichbntlmnfU." Ilolmanidit slalkai WIP.L hs been pur- We otrtnlrvd inrni Cnngre people. n-e is i.ir w.m i-o sis riitpi.rs in A'u1 tUimtcm.

jwrre I HI nmie i.n in AuiruM Mid Ihe urder was lt ihe divrinir-nt tiwrtvli') n'dect thrived tvy nflcis I. hiy sroin Prrn Keenedy's a-l-be ii C'u ban wwliy lie a.Me-1 ihut Ihe diMrt mnl dd ivt want a n.n tnemmenl simks. told a siate NAACP conentki klwwM by Ihree rxennitrs of jlMI ivim men tte Will CiMiiKr meelinc. "he Kanaaare pauy journal. me and ruard un.u Tin eh.icniMs were III- Snti.

AkI (c Mi had ll.iw a aivl t'mowy, wbnv am 'Hi sold Turdy. Ttte IHlfl He railed his mme Hie I rpnsl-'km of a airhl iarsntine. avoid leg lul of the word hbx k-de. Itul a trnmnif offuts's Mkl Ihul in pratltcal ttfect tbett as no difference. "0tt tte k-ntfth and width ff f-e siiiwlmns we Via- ibe bland, with rtvKf fetMir M'l I'v-y hi I rul el fkU Auc-ul p)tal was Slel.lll Wl whli II misM be neces than eer, mkiixU Ihe Irnirwlrr- ec-ir lntnKti.ici (pirn Ihcif hlchrr Ihad Auir-wt Ul )rar ssry this is that kind of ail- We iVm't.

bowver, at the WORLD REACTION prr-fil bae any ImmHiaie plan rail rrvn tirrnrl. be ssid. "We may do so as Ihe ait 'BANKRUPT RESULTS' Hits Laxity In Education srntNnni.iX) -uth- a ihe niinnia rwd of ii cber p.d Inn JUinnis eduralor baa d- uralkm. and W. Jttotl Sf ribrd Ihe Illinois edr'inn eerttlh-e ertrtary nf Ihe Tas iv.imii as biinknirt In pirns' I cWalrfm of Ulinn.a.

Praise, Anxiety, Some Criticism Found tho Lost Dog! I tMa Mn MMMI. tOf I 'I It Of rn ng Ihe peace and pruf.te. All He a1nns of il I'niicd iale peel and a I bifcts in Ihe Car.bhran area are of an iprrly rnnratlv-e na lore aimed al Ihe Cuban pro It. Norton ln. an advlorj Itmwne said thef fflucaih to (jnv.

CWlo Kerner, Mid Ihe roMi are lmtrina In ue needs an mrreaae in Ihe i km lo the iivrrsM in the rdiu-alinn. ibrf oC lilml. -a iiej Kn.es. The VS. giv-ern-mnl slvail I realize lhal Cuba da-t n4 stand akve aod ihii an auk on f'ula mtM ine srT unl ttrscrabte i bain le a into I'.

rwt w1 Url Naie Ihetti. srUr. franeg Ihry wmild he le iar-gl of a Cmu'iiunist courier. s'r'Ae fi (iiaran-lin i4 nfrfi, arto sb.pmenu ii.ifuba I tli mtv wi'nt In ihe fniei prs Turs-dir l)MON if IVi' in Tue- wrpr in Cul prmnra. k.Ul.ng Ihe ftrN.iin rj Ihe lay rame rml In lull upjt liv, Pritcnl Kenncty'i arms; The lUiiuh on Ihe Had Prague Mil I wo plrafie Cuba.

jt'ndr NIks Jvenitl'y C'oitw i. Clw.rtsk sli jH. oe now The firtl JWivM readm was a lif I'alrkk lran. twrn In nj in CV and the arnieg lhal Ibe I nurd 'n'ri iinmrt tipf1 IM niiej hritv tf Cuba. nir.M amg a "lak ne.

a S'rp nnht Ibe tjei tt iiv dan- lh f.rsl 11 Ml) up tnfl (fie vat of uekathirg a tbetmnnii-'err. a rivrmrrnl iar rrvrnl, I.WvkaV 1 lie ttialratl ar weid war dd rvl itii'r ihe iarir -t. The lmeh policy pmU'4 the lCnei ttes tfi Vrt rvnWn been nhr Kennety reit mislure i4 IViifh siirtwM m'aoi Ihe gov of lh hef siinrs t4 arms In raise, as'Hjr "n' rriti-'rrnm'nl wi. I advise luisb ship ibe I'idW Ca'n trt'ff lm In Uesierti I i-ri a 'o ca-ta'e with ihe AmrriransJ The ivmi Wf i'ed ag in G'rntvin rap-, in the nfwra'xei of Ibe arm gan I'. Pravo dtarH ri lats soverv rn fin'ry rl lrra'e lUllain'S bailing Ihe ri-( The iskm frprrsrtiie.

an at I'a shie-a tg ty Vni tn rg and ur hirak frirn n'brf rrr." Prime MiO's'er Hariri Mac lUilain I tra'i'V n( r' l'g Vtcl K'e-t'a U'tea nilUn tuiffwul rhjiieH ret ee praceiiitve t.Vakadea.'armable atl'-i'e ranvi r. ihe basing of offensive, miflear whkh Ihe rrgrdl aiUusrd. rnht bsvt IraScvU Lon Mid Ihe entire ednraim ttm be a4-lH. "Irs kw4, n4 Dsirtn in the s's'e viir4 be ihe ft, but al Ihe lnri.l nled as unified Ifrld. fmm mrnl.

which pays enorfnows A elrtnrnlsry Sbonl li jrad'iaie dmds lie Md pprnds Blunts. little nw than IS) p-r ctn We re do na roirt4 kib on t''lle hicber H'Hatmn. while In Ihe elementary lif Mirhicsn Nice aivl lie Sid Usi'y fs'rnits al f.irnia tore liftws a Mmh. 10 tra her Iraminff. tal'H nf funhrf on Atl pelim al the ll'inni oli'lslinn of Mtvi lr1''.

d. C3Un I wallofl CowmiHre tfjbwtmn of nn (he b. pie." Writ urpean newspapers sail Hem meas ures Imperiled ai. aNl peart marrbera pusetel the S. I.m-by in lrai, but almng sup, p1 came fmm tt el A ifwOiesman fnf Ihe Wrtt Or-I man gnrmmerl said Cbancellof Kmrad Adenauer fnemment 'wrWmes the deiermvailon of Ibe g.nrrrrr.re.1 rnuntef Ihe dancers arti trim thia a uation." rMi ihi A1) ii'f e- -i I- S- II Unm K- i im4 I 4 4 ta 4 ra I'll r.

-4 Ct 1)1 IV fvvf t'4t, Mvir tst 4. M.rw. ji in a bttwt. ai huflly nfne Krnnrdy fliaie'd: la orv ajam ta'srg rs armed lisi ovvr Cuba and ome aam tbival- wet-llPi hne wa It. Rkbard r4 ired.

and Rrealrr Drowne, ecuUvt director rf.tiU'y studenu by concert..