Nominees Square Off In Second TV Debate
Washington AP reports the second presidential debate between John F Kennedy and Richard M Nixon. The rival candidates face tougher questions from a four member panel as they answer from lecterns in a staged studio setting. The debate airs across three networks and four radio networks with Frank McGee as moderator and ends after limited responses.
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Washington
Richard M.nixon
Holoner
NRE
Netwo Kenedy
Nixon
Chicago
Frank McGee
NBC
Kennedy
Edward P Morgan
ABC
Paul Niven
GBS
Alvin Spivak
United Press International
Tal Levy
Lone Island Newsday
GOP National
Kane Fire Claims Infant In Burned Home Memorial Held
A memorial service was held for Thelma Jean Bowen at 2 p m in the charred Kane residence ruins. Fire Chief Gardner and State Fire Marshall Paxton led the ashes search, which found no remains. Four older children escaped. two were saved by hunters while two others ran to a barn to inform their mother.
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Kane
Peter Bowen
Thelma Jean Bowen
Set
David Miller
Kane Salvation Army
HD. Gardner
John Paxton
Punxsutawney
Ote
Community rallies for Spetz children after Baker Hi fire
Corry and Columbus residents answer an aid appeal for Raymond Spetz and his three motherless children left homeless when their Baker High home burned. The Salvation Army Wright School and local fire departments organized clothing, furniture, and shelter donations, with collections at the Columbus and Corry sites.
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Garryiles
Nackly
Raymond Spetz
Baker Hi
Spetz
Salvation Army
Wright School
Corry
Columbus
Richard Bush
Amation
Clearine
Capt Bosh
Corryites
Brooks Rocks
Spetzes
Capt. Bush
Ladies Aids
Roberts
Costubus
Fite
Shannon
Hollis Upperman
The
Salvation Eee
Spety
Thomas
Helen
Corry Area
Mayhard
Dean School
Titusville City Employees May Unionize
A small group of Titusville city workers consider forming a union with a Meadville organizer visiting to discuss joining. The likely union would include streets, sanitation, and hall clerks, excluding city officials and police and fire departments. No official statement or signatories confirmed.
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Wayryan
Titusville
Meadville
Thalsais
Fle
Éneuee
Unien
Onalen
Akarks
Church Offers Trading Stamps At Sunday Service
The Rev. Robert C. Boggs of the First Methodist Church in Lake Wales says attendees at Sunday night services will receive five trading stamps each. He notes the stamps may make people feel more at home during worship.
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Bps
First Methodist Church of
Lake Wales
Robert C. Boggs
Castro Clams Up On Cuba Invasion Report
Havana reports say Castro’s government sealed secrecy on a mountain escape after an invasion attempt in northeast Cuba. A source cites 20 men in four groups, one landing of 27, two captured, three Americans among 24 survivors, and a crackdown focused in Oriente Province.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Ani
Feader
Castro
Santiago
Maj
Ran Castro
Uited Forces
Oriente
Iopte
Fulgencio Batista
U.S
Casio
United States
Eisenhower
Washington
Francis Tully
Deppartment
Judge Rules In Sportsmen's Favor In Dam Suit
A community dispute centers on a dam project near the Federated Society of Sportsmen's Club. Judge Clymer enjoined the Caflisch family from trespassing on federation property and from placing obstructions on the pond banks upstream of the dam. The decision also awards damages and allows the federation to proceed with plans to reconstruct the dam.
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Clymer
Wea
Hee Pyrat Bain
Carrauglie Cutis Federation of Sportsreny
Jeenservariit
Eiei Cafisch
Federation
Man Injured In Fall Onto Power Saw
A 41 year old Waterford man Gerald Kent was injured when his pant leg caught in a power saw belt causing him to fall onto the teeth. He suffered injuries down the spine and was treated at St Vincent Hospital after being found by his daughter. He was in serious condition before surgery and later improved.
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Waterford
St Mancent Hospital
Eri
Gerald Kent
Kent
Mid
St. Vincent Hospital
Perry Hiway Hose Co
Banks to Report Statewide Condition October 3 1960
Secretary of Banking Robert L. Myers Jr. issued a Gull today for a statement of the condition of all state banks as of the close of business on October 3, 1960.
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Harrisburg
Robert L. Myers Jr
$50 Million Needed To Raise Relief Standards In-State
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania needs an additional 50 million dollars yearly to raise public relief grants to a decent standard. Ruth Harting notes most recipients receive far less than required for a low cost of living and urges expanded staff and reduced residency barriers.
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Harrisburg
Harting
Public Assistance Pooram
Pennsylvania
Experts Set To Address City Retailers Clinic At Municipal Building
The Chamber of Commerce with Penn State and Gannon College bring experts Dr Roland L Hicks and Peter R Smulty to hold a sales clinic for city retailers next Tuesday and Wednesday. Hicks will discuss boosting the advertising dollar while Smulty covers effective customer relations. Sessions start 6 p m Tuesday and 7 p m Wednesday in the Municipal Building.
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Hetau Diyigon
Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvania State University
Gannon College
Roland L. Hicks
Peter R Smulty
Hicks
Penn State
Indiana University
Indiana Star and Times
Pen State
Inn
Stoudler- Directa
Cubans Lash Out After Kennedy Cuba Speech
A semiofficial Cuban newspaper denounced Kennedy for his Cuba remarks in Cincinnati, calling him an "insolent threat." The piece labeled the Democratic presidential candidate a millionaire and international gangster and urged a revolutionary response.
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Kennedy
Cuba
Revolucion Today
Hewaliney
Miteraie
Fidel Castro
Cincinnati
Cubs
VP Presents Nixon Gift Kitten To Michigan Girl
Linda McGrath of Flint received a black and gray striped kitten sent from Washington by mail with Cap ital Airlines. The gesture came after she wrote to Vice President Nixon requesting a pet similar to the First Cat.
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Casessey
Washington, D
Richard M. Nixon
Linda McGrath
Flint
Capital Airlines
Linda
Polio cases rise in state with paralytic majority
Washington health officials report 179 new polio cases last week, 121 paralytic, down from 141 in the prior week ending September 24. The Public Health Service notes the latest week marked the year’s high weekly total.
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Washington
The
Public Health Service
UN Chief Hammarskjold Amid Crisis Amid U N Vote Turmoil
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold endures mounting pressure as the world body faces a pivotal vote on Red China. He remains outwardly calm, driven by duty, with aides coordinating daily briefings and transport to the UN Secretariat as he confronts the crisis and Khrushchev’s sharp remarks.
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United Nations
Ar Dag Hammairskjold
Premer
Ktwtslichow
Lhe Haale Waite
Secretary
Aeaneral
UN. Secretariat
Willian M Ranallo
Hammiuirskjold
Park Avenue
Ranallo
Clyde East River
Hammarshjeld
Khrustichov
Assembly Ballot Tests U S Strength In Global Matters
At the United Nations General Assembly a vote on placing the Chinese question on the agenda for full debate tests U S strength amid Khrushchev push. Newly neutralist nations sway results as African and Asian delegates react to a recent talks proposal and U S parliamentary strategy.
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United Nations, N.Y
The
N General Assembly
Assembly
United States
General Assembly
Khrushchev
U.N
Eisenhower
Beautification Aid Draws Praises From City Committee
The City Beautification Committee of the Chamber of Commerce lauds residents who answered its appeal to remove eyesores. Twelve volunteers, led by chairman FE W Pela, have begun progress toward the community’s goals, with surveys showing several property owners cooperating and more reports pending.
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Chamber of Commitree
FE. W. Pela
Chiiman
Communists' Victory Claim May Backfire
United Nations debate reveals that Communist triumphalism may backfire as neutral nations and Africans grow wary of alignment with Moscow. Critics point to Soviet interference in the Congo and warn against overreaching victories that could erode support among nonaligned states.
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William
N.Y
United States
UN General Assembly
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Belelan Congo
Dag Bammarskjold
Tito
Yugoslavia
Kwame Nkrimah
Ghatta
Congo
Gamal Abdel Nassau
United Arab Republic
ISSR
Sukarno
Indonesia
Critief
Nehru
India
Iss
Red China
Typhoon Kit Damps Philippines Hit Central Visayas
Typhoon Kit with 90 mph winds battered the central Philippines moving across the Lu zon peninsula toward the Visayan islands. Early reports cited heavy damage and casualties in the Visayas, including ten drowned when a motor vessel sank near Musbute Tslanid.
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Philippines
Manila
Luzon
Visayan Islands
Visayans
Musbute Tslanid
Motherly Advice Inspires Young Audubon Pitcher Hero
Eleven year old Jimmy Kirch er of Audubon New Jersey recovering from open heart surgery at Philadelphia's Children Hospital. A photostat shows a letter from Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower urging him to follow doctors and nurses instructions to regain health and play baseball again. Despite a heart defect he pitched and played outfield for the Little League team that won Audubon’s championship.
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Jimmy Kircher
Audubon, N. J
Dwight D. Elven
Jimmy
Philadelphia
Children’s Hospital
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