Kennedy Leads In New York Presidential Tug Of War
In Albany New York Republicans and Democrats brace for a fierce week as Kennedy eyes New Yorks 45 electoral votes Analysts cite Nixon concerns about Kennedy Catholic shift and NYC edge while Republicans seek a margin outside New York City Polls show Kennedy with a lead of about five to four in a secret ballot New Yorks large Catholic and ethnic blocs shape the race with upstate Long Island and city voters divided and debates boosting Kennedy Supporters claim gains in Republican strongholds while Democrats aim to capitalize on Kennedy visibility and debate performance
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Marine Show Of Force Leaves Cuba Base In 1961 Tension
A 1450 strong U S Marines coastal base visit at Guantanamo signals deterrence to Fidel Castro as Havana mobilizes 200000 militia and vows to liquidate mercenaries. Castro boasted stronger defenses and outlined arms plans with Czechoslovakia while Kennedy reiterates church state separation.
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Hurricane Donna Damage Cuts Fall Sweet Corn Output
Washington reports smaller fall supplies of sweet corn eggplant peppers and tomatoes due to September damage from Hurricane Donna. Prospects for farmers and shoppers reflect reduced crops and tighter markets this season.
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Iranian queen gives birth to heir weighing 8 pounds 11 ounces
TEHRAN Iran Queen Farah Diba delivered a healthy boy weighing 8 pounds 11 ounces marking Iran's shah s first heir after three marriages.
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Kennedy Favored to Win Five of Six States in Election
Las Vegas bookmakers predict Senator John F. Kennedy will carry five of six major industrial states in the upcoming presidential race with bettors wagering on his path to the nomination and general election.
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Kennedy Ends Pennsylvania Tour Heads To California
Senator John F. Kennedy wraps four days of campaigning in Pennsylvania with a Philadelphia motorcade and a $100 dinner at Convention Hall. He pledges tax relief if recession hits and affirms opposition to a state religion while stressing a dollar support and goal of 82 million jobs by 1968. Church donations averaged about $70 per member in 1964.
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Debates in 1964? Kennedy backs TV debates
In Philadelphia Senator John F Kennedy endorses televising presidential debates for the 1964 race. He argues that televised exchanges would clarify differences for voters and strengthen the democratic process.
Wreck of C46 Airliner Claims 22 Lives Football Team Among Dead
Survivors from the California Polytechnic football team recounts engines sputtering and a wobbly takeoff as a heavy fogged flight fails to clear the runway. The chartered plane carrying 48 people breaks apart in flames killing the pilot co pilot and 16 players. This marks the first time a full athletic team dies in a U S plane crash.
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Nixon Plans Alaska Swing To Close Campaign
Vice President Richard M. Nixon will tour Alaska as part of a nationwide homestretch, adding the state to a final push covering five key battlegrounds Illinois Michigan Pennsylvania Ohio New York. He departs Los Angeles Sunday noon for Anchorage for a late afternoon rally then flies 3100 miles to Detroit for another rally Monday. He notes many advised skipping Alaska but asserts no state is safe in the election.
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Nixon campaign hits 49 states with New York push
Nixon plans stops in South Carolina and Wyoming to reach 49 states before Alaska. He believes the week could settle his race with Sen. John F. Kennedy as strategists rate him ahead in California Texas Illinois and Pennsylvania while Ohio and New York show mixed prospects. A New York City event with Eisenhower Lodge Rockefeller Javits and Keating is on the docket.
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Sunday Bomber Strikes New York Area Again
A small powder charge in a wax-covered cylinder exploded in a Times Square subway booth causing a hiss but no injuries or damage. Authorities reported another Sunday scare in New York City.
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Strike Threat in New York Papers Over $3 Weekly Increase
Officials of the New York Newspaper Guild predict a midnight strike tonight unless the major city dailies raise their offer of a $3 weekly package increase.
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Incoming riots warned abroad by security panel
The Senate Internal Security subcommittee says more anti American riots are likely in Latin America and Asia. It predicts Communist inspired unrest as the cause and notes potential dangers to U S interests.
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Ohio five day forecast with temperatures and rain
The forecast calls for near normal temperatures with highs around 65 to 67 and lows near 38 to 39. Cooler conditions expected Tuesday and Wednesday north, then a gradual warmup followed by cooler conditions again toward week end. Rain totals from showers reach about a quarter to a half inch, mainly in the north Tuesday and across the state Friday or Saturday.
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Stewardess recalls Toledo plane crash and lost football players
Faith Miller of Seattle, a survivor, recalls aiding about 15 passengers in the Toledo Express Airport crash that killed 16 California Polytechnic football players. She praised assistants Harden and Williamson for calming and organizing the stranded athletes.
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UN Reins Kasai Conflict After Baluba Uprising
UN troops halted a Baluba raid in Kasai province after four white officers were captured amid a plot by three Belgians and a Rhodesian to incite civil war. Ghana and Liberia troops with armored cars dispersed 5000 tribesmen pillaging villages. peace was restored though reinforcements were ordered. Captured suspects were taken to Luluabourg as General I Rikhye urged calm.
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Negotiations Continue At Greyhound In Cleveland
Negotiations persisted today between Greyhound Corp Eastern Division and a bus drivers union whose contract expires at midnight. Amalgamated Association chief Joseph Fahey said union members authorized a strike if necessary as talks continued after a daylong Sunday session. The union represents about 3500 Greyhound employees and is negotiating simultaneously in Chicago for drivers and other workers across several Greyhound divisions.
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Atom strike ends at Oak Ridge plant after 16 days
Union and management negotiators report a wage scale agreement to end a 16 day strike by about 2000 workers at the nation’s largest atomic energy plant in Oak Ridge Tennessee. Terms await ratification by union members.
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Welfare Conference Opens in Columbus Theme Focus
The 70th annual Ohio Welfare four day conference starts in Columbus with exploration of using communications in health and welfare work. The event gathers professionals to discuss methods and improvements for welfare services.
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Ohio Battleground Seen Shifting by Morton
Senator Thruston B. Morton, Republican national chairman, called Ohio a battleground but said Republicans are making appreciable gains in the state.
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No Plans to Move Cape Canaveral Missile Station
The Air Force states there are no plans to relocate the missile testing station from Cape Canaveral Florida. The statement counters rumors of a possible move and confirms current site operations will continue at the facility.
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Chiang Kai-shek Birthday Celebration in Formosa
Nationalist China observed President Chiang Kai-shek's birthday in Taipei Formosa with celebrations. Highlights included official ceremonies and public commemorations honoring Chiang's leadership and party.
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