Nixon campaigns for labor votes in St. Louis visit
Vice President Richard Nixon wooed labor voters after a news conference amid questions on Soviet space milestones. He spoke at Bradley University in Peoria and addressed the International Association of Machinists convention in St. Louis, predicting Kennedy’s union endorsement and rallying supporters with a late-night crowd.
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Conference on Aging to convene in Columbus for Ohio seniors
About 2000 delegates attend the Government's Conference on Aging in Columbus at the Veterans Memorial to discuss welfare plans for Ohio's senior citizens during next Monday and Tuesday.
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Coors Case Probed Over Disappearance Clue
FBI investigators probe disappearance of Adolph Coors III after bones of a six foot man and Coors clothing are found, offering a possible lead seven months after the millionaire brewer vanished.
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Navy says three Soviet ships head for central Pacific target area
The Navy reports three Soviet ships advancing toward the central Pacific target zone where Moscow plans long range missile tests.
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Nixon to Speak in Cleveland Public Auditorium
Vice President Richard M. Nixon plans a public address in Cleveland at the Public Auditorium the evening of October 6. The appearance will be carried with local party officials coordinating autograph sessions and a brief question session.
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Kennedy Attacks Policies During New Jersey Campaign
Senator John F. Kennedy urged voters in New Jersey that the United States faces a world in upheaval and must rebuild military strength. He criticized Eisenhower administration policies as failing to keep pace with Khrushchev and Castro, warning of diplomatic disasters and a shrinking lead in world affairs.
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Search Expands for Crew of Atlantic Bomber Crash
Shannon Ireland reports ships and planes widening the hunt for the three American crew members after an aerial bomber crashed in the gale swept Atlantic.
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Tornadoes Strike Florida as Hurricane Ethel Approaches
Tornadoes in the Panama City area cause property damage with downed power lines as Huricane Ethel nears the Gulf coast. The Weather Bureau notes center 80 miles south southwest of Mobile moving northeast toward Mobile Pensacola. No casualties reported. two missing presumed drowned near the Mississippi River mouth. About 50,400 people flee the central Gulf Coast as the storm expands.
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Louisiana Shelters Buckle Under Sudden Gulf Storm
Defense officials estimated 31000 people in shelters and private homes in southeast Louisiana as a fast forming Gulf hurricane neared. Residents recalled 1957 Audry and feared late preparations could bring immense property loss and potential deaths. Evacuees crowded shelters while winds dropped to 45 mph near the Mississippi River mouth.
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UN Faces Major Crisis Over Hammarskjold Congo Clash
United Nations grapples with a sharp Soviet attack on Secretary General Hammarskjold and Congo policy. Khrushchev to appear as Security Council votes on Lumumba delegation. US led Western bloc to back Hammarskjold while Moscow presses for Congo power shifts. In Washington, the Defense Department probes two U.S. clerks who defected to Russia with Lt. Gen. Carroll heading the inquiry.
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Congo Leaders Tug War Sparks Coup and Confusion
In Leopoldville, Col. Joseph Mobutu was reportedly arrested on Lumumba’s orders as the army moves to balance power against Kasavubu. Lumumba and Mobutu clash as UN troops disperse troops in the European quarter amid arrests and shifting loyalties.
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Echo I Schedule: Athens Satellite Timetable
Thursday Echo I schedule lists two passes over Athens area. At 7:53 p.m. the satellite is south of the viewer at 74 degrees altitude traveling southeast. A second pass is at 10:03 p.m. south at 8 degrees altitude with southeast movement.
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Stevedores plan to heckle Khrushchev in New York harbor
New York dock workers led by International Longshoremen's Association organizer Thomas Gleason plan to greet Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev with catcalls and boos as the Baltika nears Pier 73 East River and 25th Street. The excursion boat will display anti-Communist banners and play God Bless America fortissimo.
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Composer Dr Joseph Clokey Dies at 70 in Covina
Dr Joseph Clokey, 70, noted composer and former dean of fine arts at Miami University in Oxford, died Wednesday in Covina California. He led music programs and influenced generations of students during his career.
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70 Whites Trapped By Wild Tribesmen
The UN commandeered planes to rescue 70 white residents trapped in Manono Congo by Baluba tribesmen allied with Patrice Lumumba. Twenty-two Belgians and 140 Congolese were evacuated to Elisabethville after attackers overran the town, leaving others seeking aid.
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Russian Reveals Plans For Attack
Capt. Nikolai Artamonov, a former Soviet destroyer commander, testifies before the House Committee on Un American Activities that the Soviet Union would strike the United States with a surprise nuclear attack if it could crush the nation in one blow. He says the doctrine has guided Soviet strategy since February 1955 and details his defection from Gdynia to the United States in 1959 and current residence in New York City.
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Musial to Return to Cardinals for Next Season
Stan Musial announced he will play again next season for the St. Louis Cardinals, ending rumors that he would retire after the current campaign. The veteran slugger confirmed his decision in a generally upbeat statement.
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Reds Plan Conquest BOM Germany Warns West
An East German army officer who defected to the West says the Communists are planning a war of conquest against West Germany. He reports a BOM style threat and urges Western fear of a broader offensive.
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DiSalle outlines Ohio prison policy with southern plan
Governor DiSalle proposes a new prison policy linking mental hygiene and corrections with finance and public works. He aims to move fast on a southern Ohio maximum security prison, convert Mansfield Reformatory for northern Ohio, and decentralize girls facilities while expanding boys institutions.
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