Kennedy Outlines 6 Point Farm Plan At Plowing Contest
President Kennedy presents a six point farm program at the National Plowing Contest aimed at securing full parity of income for farmers. He stresses work sacrifice and discipline and defines parity as returns matching comparable non farm occupations. Nixon to discuss farm policy Friday as campaigns press farm issues in the heartland.
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Sioux Falls
John Kennedy
Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Eisenhower
Springfield
Nixon outlines forward-moving U S policies and farm plan
Dick Nixon asserts if elected he will pursue policies to move the U S forward with renewed prosperity and a farm program to remedy farmers’ share. he warns that concessions to Khrushchev risk surrender and urges steadfast stance in remarks across Missouri Indiana and Illinois.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Richard Nixon
U. S
Eisenhower
South Dakota
Eisenhower presses UN role in disarmament and aid
President Eisenhower challenged Premier Khrushchev to resume disarmament talks through the United Nations and to launch a global food for peace program. He urged inspection to prevent space from being used for war and called for aid to new African nations under UN auspices. He warned against uninspected disarmament and stressed plans to curb nuclear material production.
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Khrushchev
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Russia
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Geneva
Macmillan Heads to U.N. Mission for Cold War Push
Prime Minister Macmillan plans a Sunday flight to the United Nations to join a diplomatic offensive against Premier Khrushchev at the U.N. session. The move signals London’s aim to rally Western support and press Moscow on key issues during the Cold War confrontation.
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Lodge Hurt Hand Caught in Car Door at Notre Dame Rally
Republican vice presidential nominee Henry Cabot Lodge injured his right hand when a car door closed on it while he was stepping out to speak at a Notre Dame rally. He delivered a brief address before being taken for X rays at a hospital.
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South Bend
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
University of Notre Dame
Eisenhower greeted by 125000 in New York arrival
President Eisenhower arrived at Idlewild greeted by Secretary Herter and Mayor Wagner. The crowd along the motorcade route cheered, waved flags, and caused traffic tie ups as 125000 residents and others witnessed the welcome. Eisenhower, with his son John, drew cheers at the Waldorf Astoria reception.
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Eisenhower
Idlewild
Herter
Wagner
John
Waldorf-Astoria
Police Chief Protests to State Dept Over Zaharov Incident
New York police commissioner Stephen Kennedy urged the State Department to protest to Russia over Gen Nicolai Zaharov allegedly assaulting two uniformed officers during Khrushchev's visit to Fidel Castro. Kennedy said the incident violated city dignity and disrupted security, and he noted similar complaints against Mohammed Britel, an attache from Morocco, for striking a traffic patrolman and then Regan.
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State Department
Russia
Stephen Kennedy
Nicolai Zaharov
Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
Kennedy
Wiley Buchanan
Castro
Zaharov
New York City
Morocco
Mohammed Britel
Britel
Kenneth Regan
Regan
Khrushchev and Tito Meet at U.N. Assembly
Premier Khrushchev and President Tito exchanged smiles and brief words in a rare face to face at the United Nations session. Khrushchev joked about needing to walk outside his Manhattan confines, and the two leaders appeared together in the corridor and on the Assembly floor with Fidel Castro noted as a hero by Tito.
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Tito
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Manhattan
Fidel Castro
Castro
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Dent Eisenhower
City moves to replace flagmen with automatic signals on Fourth Street
Ordinance action to authorize automatic crossing protection advances as Iowa Commerce Commission schedules public hearings in Cedar Rapids on November 16 and 17. City council plans further readings over the next two Thursdays. Cantilever signals with flashing lights will be installed over wards at First through Twelfth avenues SE as part of Union station relocation and track removal.
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Fourth Street
Iowa Commerce Commission
Cedar Rapids
Union Station
Fifth
Twelfth Avenues
Plane Crashes Into Sea Off Okinawa With 29 Aboard
A U.S. marine transport plane carrying 29 people crashed into the sea 180 miles southeast of Okinawa. A destroyer recovered many bodies but reported no survivors. The craft, with 23 passengers and 6 crew from Atsugi to Subic Point, ditched after an engine fire.
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Naha
Okinawa
Atsugi
Japan
Subic Point
Philippines
Wildlife parks deter with steep entrance fees
A humorous observation notes many people refrain from enjoying national wildlife due to high cover charges. The remark highlights cost as a common barrier to outdoor leisure.
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