Voters face a nuanced 1960 campaign debate challenge
The article analyzes how voters will judge Kennedy and Nixon on economy, foreign policy, defense, religion, and civil rights. It notes religious prejudice against Kennedy and mixed civil rights signals, then argues TV debates offer the best chance for voters to assess candidates beyond vague platforms. It warns nationwide exposure could reshape public perception of both contenders.
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Congo Leaders Face UN Pressure as Congo Tensions Rise
Reported clashes between Lulua and Baluba tribes in Kasai province around Tshikapa kill about 100. UN task force of Tunisian troops works to contain the fighting while the Soviet Union accuses the West of backing aggression in the Congo crisis. Patrice Lumumba wraps up aid talks in the United States and Canada and plans to meet UN officials before returning home via North Africa and West Africa.
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