Krushchev greets Chinese delegation in Moscow amid coup rumors
At Nukova airport, Nikita Krushchev publicly appeared for the first time in ten days to welcome a Chinese Communist delegation led by Liu Shao-chi. He dismissed circulating coup rumors as nonsense while noting solidarity with China. Tass quoted Krushchev responding to reports of his arrest.
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Republican TV bids and campaign clashes in closing days
The race features Nixon and Kennedy with live TV Q and A in Detroit and studio phone lines manned by volunteers. ABC offers equal time to Kennedy as Democrats deride costs. Chicago crowd greets Kennedy amid police cautions and unemployment data leaks trigger warnings from watchdogs. Cardinals Spellman and Cushing deny church rivalry after columnists stir speculation.
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Anglican Bishop Sees Joint Christian Dialog as Path Forward
Dr Fisher spoke at Canterbury arguing a changing church climate allows better relations between Anglicans and Roman Catholics. He described a planned journey to Jerusalem as a pilgrimage amid world tensions and urged moving together beyond barriers for edification of the church.
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Nixon slip labels running mate a liar in TV speech
In a national broadcast Nixon misread Cabot Lodge as Cabot liar and quickly corrected himself. He affirmed a mission to lead freedom and peace to victory without war with Lodge as his running mate.
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Congo Debate Looms at UN as Seats Remain Vacant
The U N General Assembly faces a lengthy debate over Congo affairs with rival delegations unresolved and Congo seats vacant. President Joseph Kasavubu plans to arrive later, after announcing he is leaving for New York.
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Unions Prepare to Oppose 42-Hour Week in Australia
In Melbourne the secretary of the Australian Council of Trade Unions Mr Souter said unions will mobilise all strength to fight the Metal Trades Employers Federation bid for a 42 hour week. He warned the longer week would cut weekly wages by about ten shillings and lower working standards amid high profits and production.
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Russians Set Up Camp Near Santiago Airport in Cuba
Reporters from Havana and Santiago say about 700 Russian technicians established a camp near Santiago's airport unloading crates with unknown contents. The group slept in fair grounds and roamed the city claiming arrival from the Soviet Union while avoiding details of their work.
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Liberal shock as England wins Calare by election
In Calare NSW the Country Party candidate John England, a 49 year old Grenfell grazier, leads as counting proceeds. Labour's J at large margins, Liberal Meares finishes third, DLP and Republican candidates fail to secure deposits as preferences may be distributed Thursday.
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Campaign quotes praise government seat retention in 1961 outlook
The secretary of the Country city Mr. Dredge praised teamwork and said the seat was retained by the Government. Mr. J. Kane of the DLP called the result most encouraging and noted prospects for a substantial increase in the 1961 elections.
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