Debaters Clash Over Cuba and Defense in Fourth Kennedy Nixon TV Match
Nixon and Kennedy traded sharp rebukes on Cuba policy and Latin America, with Nixon accusing Kennedy of dangerous proposals and Kennedy criticizing Eisenhower era curbs. They sparred on Quemoy Matsu defense, sought longer debates, and left no clear winner as public discussion focused on policy and prestige.
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Footnotes For History In 'The Great Debate'
SAN FRANCISCO AP The four great debates of the 1960 presidential campaign are now history for scholars. Nixon and Kennedy will be judged for years, but already four footnotes emerge. Debates had few real issues. most arguments were predictable. They produced little drama and offered reaction shots on TV. The format marked a shift to press conferences as the main forum, aiding public information but risking spontaneity and polish.
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Harris News Roundup Centered on Campaign Stops in Texas
Republican Chairman Thad Hutcheson notes Vice President Nixon plans a Houston visit around November 4. Lyndon Johnson to campaign in Harris County before the election, with Rice University arranging public addresses to handle large crowds outside Rice Stadium. Barbara Ann Van Horn case involves a police raid while a KILT writer faces record removal. J A Byrd of the National Bank of Commerce speaks to mortgage bankers about the election’s limited impact. Morgan J. Davis of Humble Oil & refining discusses profits amid customer pricing and energy competition.
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Debates Shift Vote Lean as AP Polls Show Kennedy Gains
Debaters' reception varied with respondents telephone surveyed after each debate. AP traced 136 to 287 calls to identify 100 eligible voters, noting Kennedy fared slightly better this time than after the third debate. Polls showed more viewers watched the Friday program, with results showing Nixon leading among those likely to vote in earlier surveys but with Kennedy gaining influence.
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Funeral Notice for Mrs Laughlin of Baytown and Bartlett
Mrs. Lou Atta Laughlin of Baytown died at 11:15 am on Friday at her daughter's home. Funeral services were held Saturday at Paul U Lee Funeral Home with Rev. Dr. Wayne McCleskey. Graveside rites follow at Bartlett Cemetery at 4 pm. Survived by two sons Henry M Laughlin and Thomas E Laughlin, a daughter Mrs Lucille Haz elwood, a stepdaughter and two stepsons, two brothers, and numerous grandchildren.
Birth announcements for Vickie Ann Smith and David Nugent Parker
Heirport SMITH of Mont Belview announces the birth of a daughter Vickie Ann on Oct 20 at San Jacinto Hospital. She weighed 7 pounds 1 ounce. Grandparents Mamie Smith and Jim and Mrs Butler of Mont Belview. Parker announces a son David Nugent Parker born Oct 1 at San Jacinto Hospital weighing 7 pounds 9 ounces. He has two brothers Paul and Wesley Jr.
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UT Enrollment Hits Record High as Fresh year Begins
UT officials report enrollment at 19 901 for the new term, a gain of 949 from last year and the largest total in the university history spanning campuses in Austin.
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Baytown Engineering Seeks Bids For Market Street Paving
City of Baytown invites sealed bids in duplicate for paving Market Street from Harbor Street to end of paving project. Bids due October 27, 1961 at 7 00 pm, read publicly in City Council Chamber. Obtain plans from City Engineer. Bid bond 1 percent of bid. City may reject any or all bids. Edna Oliver, City Clerk.
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Bidding Open for City of Baytown: Auction on October 27 1940
The City Clerk of Baytown invites sealed bids for a project at Whiting Street to Ace Street. Specifications and plans available from the City Engineer. Bidders must include a cashier's check or certified funds equal to 10 percent of the bid. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Publication dates October 13 18 23 1940. Street addresses and times indicate a 7:30 pm bid closing on Thursday October 27 1940.
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City to bid for paving Gulf Street project in Baytoys area
Notice from the City Clerk of Baytoys and Tom sets October 27, 1960 at 7:13 p.m. in the City Council Chamber for public opening bids on paving Gulf Street from Ler Drive to 4 Point 150 Per Bay, Memorial Park Drive and Fort Worth area. Bids require a certified check or bid bond equal to 5 percent of the total bid. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids deemed not advantageous.
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Two Baytonians Hurt in Car Train Mishap
Two men injured at 7 25 am Saturday in a car train collision on Market Street near Southern Pacific tracks. Driver Henry Sherman Wells 4 of 602 EB Fayle admitted to hospital with multiple injuries and shock while passenger Warren Frazier 21 of Route 1 Bastown also treated for cuts and trauma. Charges of speeding and disregarding a red signal filed in corporal court by investigators.
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