American Spy Kaminsky Exiled from Moscow Convicted
An American tourist Mark Kaminsky, 25, a Jefferson Township, Michigan teacher, was convicted of spying by a Soviet military tribunal. He received seven years in prison and was expelled after pleading for mercy. Kaminsky allegedly carried notes with base locations and radar sites. He entered the United States last July 27 with Harvey Bennett. both disappeared weeks later. The State Department said they entered a concealed area near the Czech border town of Uzhgorod and have not contacted U.S. embassies.
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Kennedy Gains Slowly In AP Presidential Poll
A new Associated Press survey three weeks from election day shows no clear winner in 17 swing states totaling 267 electoral votes. Nixon leads in 19 states with 141 votes. Kennedy leads in 14 states with 174 votes. States like California, New York, and Michigan show Kennedy gains while Nixon picks up support in Minnesota, Utah, and New Mexico. The religious issue and offshore tensions influence state leanings as voters weigh Kennedy Johnson against Nixon.
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Eisenhower Starts Nine Day Coast to Coast Tour
President Eisenhower begins a nine day speaking tour covering major battleground states ahead of the election. The trip includes Detroit Mexico City San Francisco San Diego Palm Springs Abilene and Denver with stops at the National Automobile Show and a Rice Institute address.
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