Debate moved to Washington for Oct seventh event
In Cleveland KYW-TV said the October 7 presidential debate between Kennedy and Nixon will be held in Washington to accommodate the large press contingent. NBC and CBS arrangements shift from New York to Washington while Chicago hosted the first debate.
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Johnson Humble About Fame After Rome Decathlon Win
Rafer Johnson, famed Kingsburg native and Rome Olympic decathlon champion, meets Hollywood executives while starting a film career at 20th Century Fox. He signs a long term contract and begins work on The Fiercest Heart, aiming to act in drama and comedy and to sing. he notes his campus leadership and sports background shaped his path.
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Man In Iron Lung Plans Presidential Vote
Elehanan Bronstein a Harvard student in Cincinnati is an iron lung patient at General Hospital yet intends to vote in the 190 election. Precinct official William Hauer obtained his registration papers at the hospital and witnessed Bronstein mark the form with a pen held in his teeth. Bronstein, age 3, contracted the disease last July.
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New Chrysler Debuts Thursday In Baytown News Smart
A Baytown car dealer announces a Thursday unveiling of a new line of full sized Chrysler Windisor and New Yorker models. The event previews luxury sedans with advanced engineering and updated styling for 2006.
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Khrushchev Outbursts Calculated at UN and Abroad
Report notes Khrushchev planned dramatic, rehearsed tirades during UN debates and his U.S. and Paris appearances. Observers say his blunt outbursts against Western policy were aimed at shaping the agenda, while Macmillan’s measured response exposed Western tactics amid Cold War tensions.
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Khrushchev Temper at the United Nations Roils Assembly
Associated Press reports Khrushchev’s public temper at the United Nations General Assembly drew condemnation and concern. He interrupted repeatedly, scolding Western powers and mocking delegates. Observers warned the display could undermine Soviet leadership and widen disfavor abroad.
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Oil Gas Industries To Decide On Legislation
Washington AP reports that oil and gas industry actions could shape next year’s congressional legislation. Key trade groups meet in Miami Beach October 2-4 to discuss a potential bill to curb federal control, with leaders aiming for a common ground between producers and consumers in New York October 7.
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Young Man Knocks One Time Too Many
Theresa Faulkner, a Black captain for the Cancer Society, alerted police after a man who claimed to be fundraising for cancer funds knocked once too often. She noted the annual drive is held in April in Baltimore.
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