,a1ussca1y 1 wonder what Fidel Castro thinks of declaration on the Cuban criaia. The boaa of the Irealin, anawerin1 a t•l•araa froa - Britiah philosopher, Lord Bertrand luaa•l1;, 4dopt1Dg a toae that the least. Ihruahoh••• uaiq phra••• like •no raab • and •the SoTiet Union will not let ltaelf be proYoked.• Addlg - •we will do 1Ter1,ttiiDg that depend• on ua, to ~r••••t the launchia1 of a war.• lhat - 4oea that••••' lt aeana that lhruahcb•• want• - a auaait conterenoe. The boa• of the (realla, ottering to 1it down with Prealdent lenn•d.J - aa4 ~iacuaa the question of So•l•t actiYitl•• in Cuba. Do you feel relieved - by thia lbru1~ch•• <?~~id: - ~ ~ ~ - ~ . . , , deolaratioa? h do•• ~ • at :::::::ye. w~ ~" a::-aa~t■a ~ -.. •II'. The Irealinologiata ha•• beea l ~ I h r u s b c h n . . . - ■aJ?HIIMMag e N ~ ~ ... ~ 1uosac111 - 2 . . . . . . . tbrea\eniag Berlin, or TarkeJ, or Iran, or..,...._ Bo•thoa■t A■la~• So-(--~ ioao - tho oppo■lto. Taking - a ■o4erate line. Taltla1 - aboa\ ne10\iatlon1. ■ 114 - g1s110 roLLOI IQUSBCHEJ . . . . ...... . .. . . . Aa for ~aatro, the word must have been passed to hi ■ - fro ■ Moscow. The bearde4 Dictator, revealiDI in 1pite of hi ■ aelf - that he's not at all sure of So~i•t support. Launching anti-Aaerican tirade• - but ... A,~ .f\(MM DO lona•r p r e d l ~ - "'- of Soviet rocketa OD th• United Stat••· th•r•~• a touch of a wbiae - ia the pett1 t7rant~ •olce. Caatro, apparentl7 4oabtful - what tb• futar• bol4a for hi■• iLQCIADI FOLLOW CASTRQ The kaa apparent hesitation on the Communist aide ~~~ - is not affecting~ blockade of Cuba. Officials in ~ ':?_~J~ lashington, stating eaphaticall7 t h a t ~ ships ~111 ~ sta7 where t he7 are - as lone as the Cuban crisis lasts. IhruahcheY 1 1 words - haying no affect on that. ready American 1hlp1 are st~ug out\, poaition - ~~ ~~ - ~ ~ ~~ 0 to atop all Te11el1 ~ A C a s t ~ ,,( ,, .... . A ■ertcaa pianee, scouting the Atlantic be7ond the Caribbeaa - teepia1 tract of.!!! SoYiet Tes1el1 ~1 .._ - - ~ Planes on the deok of a freighter - tor exa■ple. 0 M••••1Tbe latest - the Defense Department •a11 that so ■e Coamuniat 1blp1 headed for Cuba, seeaill to have changed course. ✓ 11v 4s101 . . With the blockade ~f Cuba already on - the talk -- 'V ....,.,.._ I' iw'l,tt&_ to the word •invasion.• rejected by the to reaain! ~ the ■ oursel•••· ") Cuba. Job? Baa Castro alreadJ got enough SoYiet anti-aircraft gun• - to put ~~ a ourtain of lead oTer,Athe·basea? • ~ be a aaasive inYasion by ...._ American ar■ed , forc-■ilf~'7 JJ;~ ~ t { ~ ~lhruahcbeT/~__.Ulll~ae-- . -ee,ll'O'l• 'I ~ about his ga■ble in Cuba. JASES_!Q~~QL!i!~§IOI . ,,. As for the base■~ have ~ 1 pinpointed ·:t ~ - on the aap or Cuba. You~ probablyAaeen those , • ) - ' ~ , -U ~ ClA\ photograph• - brought back b7 ..e reconnaissance I planes. The center or the Soviet missile co ■plex, Loa Yillu Province - in the middle of Cuba. Soae twent7 launchlag pad1 for ba l llatic ■ 11111•• - either alread7 - - - - ~A-t\ up, or uader con1truotio~ area, coapletel7 oordoaed off - to oiTilian trattio. Patroled b7 ■ore ~ f!r l& ~ of Ca1tro•1 ■llltia 6 r~ SoTiet technloian-.- So Loe Villa• appear• to be a pri ■e .,.mlMI-KJ~ a bombing attack w-R.etl\, neutralize the Soviet brain in Cuba - skyscraper in su b urban ~ :z , ~ ~ - b I ( . _,. • buildin8,.,(_entirel7 occupied by n..fn, 1-,~ •: 6~•_. : Havana. J ~Til~B-- --t ,.._-,....-~~ ~ . . . . o r i e N - l l f f . . Alelll American aoldiera and aailors are on the alert tonight - with e ■phaaia oa O ■~ha, iebraska, and Iey leat, Florida. ln O ■aha, the ltrategio Air ~o ■■ and - rec ala d all peraonnel to dut1. No aore leavea for ~ - i { - 14 h . ( J H , ~ the ■en of the big boabers - until~ Cuban criaia.h A In Ie7 leat, troop• are pourlq la - ar■ed with •••r7tbiq fro ■ radar to rook ' et, launchers. The baseball 1tadiu, ooaaandeere4 - for a bi•ouao. leaidenta of the area, asked to atay o f f ~ hi1h•11• - because of ~ troop conYoJ• headed tor Ie7 leat. Latin America! Aad noir jut. - ... ore-I- 1112p.p.e-r~ Argentina has offered to aend its own ships - to participate in the blockade.~ Smaller nation• like Coata iica and Bondura• - eain- tlon--' t, h••• ni,w • ~ -I? ~ offering t,o let ev 1' \ A... tf,5, navJ use their port facilitiee. And so on - through the aeabers of the Organization of American States. •• to The onlJ break in th• solid front - if i t ~ -fk~J- - - 1• ~ - Prealant I aediatioa. ·- .A-4 Goulart of Brazil, asking for A 11p1,1 The I ndian ~ of Tezpur ef.~ - t L<_ '-. , rLe ~ A ' ~----ountaina 1 near T i b e t _ ~ a war , . center tonight. Medical trucka, co ■ ing in _.-i.,""- -{, with casualties { •an unending strea■,• w e ~ - ~ ,A IAJv(.,,k Army trucks, roaring n o r t h ~ reintoroe ■ enta ~ ~ ~ 1,4 lo{.-,'.ta '1a.., -£. - ..J. .....,..,, J>¼ "1-..e-w.. :f/ T""~ -' - - - - - --- as Indian outpoata oonti nu• to fall to the Chinese Beds. 's Mao 'Jal , . . . , . aen, still able to ■ ass their firepower - at the critical points. The lndiana-~~.-..i~_, ~ g i Y ~ r o u n d . ' Peking's offer to pull back if the Indiana do - ter■ed •obviously absurd• in New Delhi. Said a spokesman for P rime Miniater Mehru - •this is the offer of the thief who steals your watch, and then p ro p o••• to settle the dis p ute by giving you back your watch chain. " lt may seem anti-cli11ax to talk about measles - while there' a a crisis only ninety miles from r1orida. Still, the a.rents in the audience will be happy to know about - a break through in the war against th• disease that kills ■ any youngsters every year. The breakthrough announced at Walter Bee4 Hospital ia ,.,, .. ,.,, Washington - and the BarTar4 School of Public Health. ' -CA - 4 ✓ ~ ~ w o teams of scientists - ha.Te isolated the aalignant . t ' ~ - r i r u a ' 1 1 . - ~ ~ finil a cur■ for Garaan •••■ ' I•••) )~ A. HOIG KOBG From Hong Kong, word of secret oper a tions - in an older crisis than Cuba. Two rafts were blown a shore - on the British Crown Colony. Almost fifty men aboard - dressed in led Chinese uniforaa. But they ad11i t Cl being - lationalist Chinese. Agents ot ebiang Iai Shek - attempting to carry out a ■ i1sioa oa q~:.~ ..... ~ {¼ - 'M~U1 the mainland • . , . . . ~ ~ ~ Rong Iong Aby high winds. \iRft=&w-,4 , . . ~~ - --...-1"1rfflt--11ra.t1r11.a~ b( ~ re■in~that f;here 1 a atll!l ahootiq in the ror■o1a Strait.