Khrushchev May Address UN Amid Disarmament Vote
In New York Khrushchev signaled possible U N General Assembly address on disarmament without inspections as the body nears a pivotal vote on seating Red China. Nigeria joined as the 99th member with 36 requesting speaking rights, and Eisenhower reportedly invited new delegates to a Washington luncheon.
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Nixon Kennedy TV Debate Shows Sharp Clash On Many Issues
The Nixon Kennedy TV duel reveals deep divergences on Cuba Formosa civil rights and Cold War policy. Both claim gains and the other liar remarks but Nixon appears steadier Kennedy more relaxed. Each would consider tax cuts if recession looms and both demand proof Khrushchev will negotiate not merely propagandize.
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Bird Debris Seen as Cause in Wreck of Eastern Liner
Divers found feather remains near the salvaged Electra wreckage at Logan Airport and a large number of starling carcasses at the runway end. Investigators say turbulence or propeller injuries could have chewed up the birds, supporting the bird-strike theory. The 62 lives lost marked New England's worst aviation disaster, with 11 survivors. The latest fatality was 44 year old Justin Beauman of Reading, Pennsylvania.
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Maine Man Is Detained In Russia
Mrs. Harvey C Bennett reports cautious relief over word that her husband and traveling companion Kaminsky may be detained in the Soviet Union for taking photographs. The men, 26 and 28, were due back Aug 25 from a Russia trip. a postcard dated Aug 19 reached Mrs. Bennett with no word since. State Department officials say an American tourist saw Kaminsky Aug 25 at a Czech border point and that both men are amateur photographers. The matter is being pursued with the Soviet Foreign Office.
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Doctor Draft To Begin In Coming Fiscal Year
The Army Navy Air Force Journal predicts the Defense Department will draft up to 500 doctors in the next fiscal year. The move would revive a practice unused since February 1957 as shortages of interns and resident physicians persist. A quota final size will be decided after March 1 with no plans to draft dentists.
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Teen-Age Murderers Sentenced to Electric Chair in New York
In Manhattan, judge Gerald Culkin sentenced two 16 and 17 year olds known as Dracula Agron and Umbrella Man Hernandez to death for the August 1959 stabbing murders of Robert Young and Anthony Krzesinski in a playground. Four accomplices received long prison terms. The victims, teens, were not involved in local gang feuds.
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Kennedy Criticism of Cuban Policy Draws GOP Response
Washington AP Republican National Chairman Thruston B. Morton accused John F. Kennedy of criticizing Eisenhower era Cuba policy as Monday morning quarterbacking. Kennedy, speaking in Cincinnati, argued US support for Batista helped fuel anti US sentiment, while Morton contended Kennedy and other Democrats often endorsed the administration’s Cuba policy and had praised Eisenhower’s handling on TV.
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Voting age and anticipated turnout for November election
Census Bureau estimates 106,974,000 will be of voting age on November 8. About 642 million are expected to vote if 1956 proportions hold, with 56.1 million women likely to outnumber 50.9 million men by 5.2 million. Exclusions include 1.9 million armed forces members abroad or at home and other ineligible groups.
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Fire damages cottages at Hampton Beach NH
Fire destroyed one cottage and damaged three more along Boston avenue waterfront in Hampton Beach New Hampshire. Loss unofficially exceeds 10000 dollars. Seabrook and Salisbury fire departments assisted Hampton Beach crews at the scene.
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Three-Story Dormitory Fire Near UNH Campus
A three story wooden apartment building on Main Street near the University of New Hampshire campus was destroyed by a fire early today. Officials place preliminary losses around 40000 dollars. The building housed married students and an Air Force family.
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Mazzacane retracts plea in tax evasion case
Dr. Walter D. Mazzacane of Old Orchard Beach restricted a plea of innocent to tax evasion charges and entered a no contest plea before Judge Edward T. Gignoux. Sentencing was deferred until later this month as prosecutors seek a resolution. The case involves allegedly evading $5,088 in federal income taxes due in 1953, 1954 and 1955.
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Lady Be Good Memorial in AF Chapel at Wheelus
At Wheelus Air Force Base Libya a stained glass window memorializes World War II bomber Lady Be Good and its nine crew members who perished in the Libyan desert after a 1943 forced landing. The design features a blue sky desert scene with an eternal flame monument and a Gospel inscription, lit from within for street visibility.
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Ex-king Umberto Hints Princess Marie Gabriella Wedding
Ex king Umberto says in Gente a marriage likely between his daughter Princess Marie Gabriella and Don Juan Carlos of Bourbon heir to the Spanish throne. A Cascais spokesman says they have known each other long, but no definite statement yet. Separately a heavy Communist assault targets offshore islands following Formosa visit.
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France bans Brigitte Bardot pin ups at barracks
In Epinal France the local barracks commander ordered pin ups of Brigitte Bardot banned in any dress after October 31. The move follows Bardot's husband Jacques Charrier being posted to a signals training unit as he resumes military service after a temporary discharge prompted by a nervous breakdown. Doctors said Bardot imagery contributed to his breakdown.
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Quemoy Islands Targeted by 211 Shells in Attack
Taipei Formosa report says the Quemoy Islands faced a Friday night barrage delivering 211 shells, as Chinese Nationalist defense units responded to the assault.
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Denture plan for janitor to meet Prince Philip
Edinburgh AP report says John Hughes, 36, head janitor at New University College of Agriculture, will meet Prince Philip at the opening. He was ordered to get dentures for the royal visit but plans to wear them only for the duke, preferring his natural appearance.
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Kennedy rally to be held in West Berlin next week
A Kennedy for president rally is set for West Berlin next week, with John A. Ryan, his overseas campaigner, arriving from Frankfurt to scout a hall in the American sector. An estimated 5,000 potential U.S. voters reside there, many from the garrison and families.
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