UN crisis looms as Khrushchev targets Hammarskjold
UNITED NATIONS AP report describes a grim end to the General Assembly's first week as Premier Khrushchev attacks Secretary-General Hammarskjold and the U.N. structure. Wadsworth and Herter urge full debate while Churchill and others stress the danger of weakening the U.N. The Steering Committee votes Hungary on the agenda as U.S. support for probing Soviet charges grows. Oliver Powers seeks a meeting with Khrushchev on his son’s U-2 case.
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Nixon to speak in South on civil rights foray
President candidate Richard Nixon planned speeches in Louisiana and Mississippi on Saturday, aiming to expand his South foray amid reports that the Democratic civil rights plank has turned virtually every southern state into a battleground. He spoke in Kansas City noting weather and urging strength of America, stressing peace as key and defending U.S. prestige amid criticisms.
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Kennedy praises Mormon liberty in Chicago speech
In Chicago Kennedy praised Mormon history and religious liberty during a Salt Lake City stop and a Mormon tabernacle address before 8000. He cited Reed Smoot and the church's role in upholding constitutional loyalty and national unity. He defended church-state separation amid questions about Hoffa and union politics.
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East Iowa Braces for Continued Rain and Mild Temperatures
Heavy rain soaked East Iowa with 1.75 inches in Marengo and 1.66 inches in Cedar Rapids by Saturday noon. Oelvein reported 3.75 inches since last Sunday as the state saw 2.49 inches at Newton in 24 hours. Temperatures will stay in the 50s and 60s with Saturday highs ranging 60 to 78 across cities, hindering farmers awaiting warm dry weather to advance corn and bean crops.
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Permanent U N Role for Zorin
Moscow radio announced on Saturday that Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin was named permanent Russian representative at the United Nations. He succeeds Arkady Sobolev, who becomes a deputy foreign minister himself.
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Echo satellite visible on night passes through November to January
Washington AP reports the Echo satellite will be in full sunlight and visible on most night passes from mid November to early January. NASA notes it will be seen mainly in the Southern Hemisphere with occasional views in the North. The 100 foot balloon sphere has completed 513 orbits, traveling over 14 million miles.
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Believes Futile Russian Space Tries Cost Lives
Brig. Gen. Don Flickinger, head of the medical unit for astronaut selection and training, asserts Russians may have killed some astronauts in failed space attempts. He notes potential propaganda aims around Khrushchev visit, cites a 20-person U S Dyna Soar pool, and says experimental flights are about three years away. He discusses a suspected dummy in a 5 ton capsule and a dark satellite tracked during Khrushchev’s U S visit window.
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Cuba Sets Up Peiping Relations
Cuba announced establishing diplomatic relations with Red China after a cabinet session in which Prime Minister Castro spoke by telephone from New York. It becomes the first Western Hemisphere nation to recognize Peiping, also linking with North Korea and Yugoslavia in other deals. A Cuban note demanded expulsion of an embassy secretary accused of espionage as police tied the pair to a spy ring. A rebel raid in Escambray killed a militiaman, while a Pinar del Rio tribunal acquitted Cubans seeking to join anti Castro forces abroad.
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Nasser and Tito rule out neutralist bloc in UN
In New York on Saturday, President Nasser of Egypt and President Tito of Yugoslavia said they share similar views on international issues but will not form a neutralist bloc in the United Nations.
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It Wasn't There When He Parked
In San Antonio Judge Mike Machado cleared Jesse Garcia after Garcia found his car missing from a curb near the business district. He returned in under two hours to a sidewalk dig site and a parking meter while a policeman issued an overtime ticket on the windshield.
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Moon Shot Delayed by Weather at Cape Canaveral
CAPE CANAVERAL AP. Bad weather Saturday forced postponement of a U S attempt to send a spacecraft to orbit the moon.
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Castro Khrushchev Dinner Delays At U N Headquarters
Fidel Castro arrived nearly 40 minutes late for a five hour dinner with Nikita Khrushchev on the sidewalk outside the Soviet U N headquarters. Castro wore jungle fatigues and stayed about 50 hours, saying they discussed peace. Khrushchev to dine with Cyrus Eaton Monday at the Hotel Biltmore. The Shelburne returned all Cuban funds totaling 13756 dollars.
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Injured man crawls 10 miles after cliff fall in South Africa
A man in his 60s narrates from a Durban hospital how he fell several hundred feet while returning from a Sept. 16 wedding. After two days of climbing from a ravine and surviving on rainwater and roots, he endured extreme weather while crawling home over rugged terrain for nearly a week. His family thought him dead.
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Khrushchev Tours Long Island Estate Amid Quiet Reception
Premier Khrushchev traveled with aides and satellite leaders to a secluded Glen Cove estate for a weekend visit. About 200 spectators, mostly children, watched the 43 car motorcade arrive as police and coast guard helicopters escorted the procession. Residents largely silent, some booed, while officials warned against overt hospitality. Mayor Suozzi pledged courtesy but no special welcome.
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President to Speak at Wisconsin–Minnesota Bridge Dedication
RED WING Minn Oct 18 dedication ceremony announced for a bridge linking Minnesota and Wisconsin with President Eisenhower delivering remarks. The event set for Oct. 18 aims to mark the cross state construction and strengthen regional ties.
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Texas' Shivers Backs Nixon Campaign Push
Former Texas Governor Allan Shivers, who backed Eisenhower in 1952 and 1956, says he will endorse the Nixon ticket. He plans to discuss the opposing platforms Wednesday at a dinner opening a Democrats for Nixon drive in Austin.
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