Kennedy Charges Nixon Weakened U S Leadership Abroad
Former senator Kennedy criticizes Nixon for tolerating dictators and failing to engage with Latin American democracies. He argues U S policy helped open space for communist influence while calling for Western Hemisphere arms talks, technical aid, and long term loans. He notes Nixon’s dispute over debate scheduling as political maneuvering.
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Sena
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Remnedy
Nisin
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Latin America
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Tampa
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Ohio
Kennedy
Khrushchev
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Truck crushes three Pa girls in building crash
Three Pennsylvania girls were hospitalized in fair condition after a truck rolled into a building in Johnstown. Police said brakes apparently failed before the vehicle struck the structure near the Prospect Avenue section, where a storefront showroom was to open soon.
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International Harvester
Corry Truck & Implement
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Corry
Television Review of Danny Thomas and NY TV Hosts
Danny Thomas explains how Make Room for Daddy emerged after a long season, with notes on The Danny Thomas Show The Jack Paar Show The Andy Griffith Show and later shifts with Don Knotts. He recalls early work at Destry Rides Again and lingering North Carolina accent while in Roanoke.
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Don Knotts
Roanoke
Tim Fot
Wall Street Drifts as Major Stocks Show Mixed Moves
A sluggish session on the New York market sees losses across numerous blue chips from fractions to a point while a handful buck the trend. Names listed include American Can American Home Products General Motors General Electric International Harvester RCA Westinghouse and Woolworth among others as investors weigh a choppy trading day.
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Alcoa
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American Motors
American Standard
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Anaconda
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Atlantic Refining
Babcock & Wilcox Bald Lima
Ballo & Ole
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Bethlehem Steel
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Carpenter Steel
A Carrier Corp
Chrysler Cities Service
Cluctt
Peabody Columbia Gas
Edison Consolidation
Coal Continental Can
Continental Oil
Corning Glass
Chicible Steel
Curtiss-Wright du Pont Eastman Kodak
Erie-Lackawanna
Ford Motor
General Dynam
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General Foods
General Motors
General Pub Util
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Glen Alden Greyhound Guill OW
Hamilton Watch
Intl
Harvester
Jones & Laughlin
Kennecott Lipgett & Myers Lorillard
Madison Fund
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
Minneapolis
Moline Montgomery: Ward
National Dairy
National Distillers
New York Central
Estate Feels Tax Retaliation
The article describes council discussions over a building demolition and land redevelopment plan. Weber notes the council acted quickly on requests, while others argue for zoning improvements and a possible billboard. Dr Butters compares the billboard to nearby high grass and supports its appearance. no formal action was taken, though a bill to address the issue was expected.
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Weber
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Butters
Beliestar Roger Brown
Cornell
Colmort
Striking IUE Voting On Resumption At GE Plants
New York AP reports the IUE faces a vote on resuming work at General Electric plants nationwide. Union leaders cite support from GE locals and federal mediators aim for a quick agreement on a three year pact with wage increases. Some locals show strong backing for a return while others remain surveilling the truce proposal and broader settlement terms.
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Leon Jandreau
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Bridgeport
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Egg Market New York Prices Mixed Across Grades
Whole Jame egg offerings moderate with slight improvements in quality. Whites and extras hold steady with mid-range and top quality listings. browns show firm ranges. Price ranges shown by weight and grade reflect modest market activity.
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New York
Train Red Volunteers Bogots Colombia Due for Cuba
Several thousand Communist volunteers are being trained and equipped in Czechoslovakia for military service to Cuba. The Inter-American Press Association reported last night that the 40 walled volunteers from the Communist bloc nations are being made ready for Cuba and are due there next month.
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Columbia
Czechoslovana
Cuba
Inter-American Press Association
Subscriptions Promised For College News From Home
A mother writes to encourage a subscription to The Cory Journal for college students. She notes a nine month term at about 4s 9 and roughly 25 cents per week. The plan promises home news and weekly updates to ease homesickness for sons or daughters away at college.
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Cory Journal
Tye
Debate Series Ends Friday in Nixon Kennedy Race
The fourth television debate between President Nixon and Senator Kennedy is likely the campaign’s final event. Nixon rejected a fifth debate, citing scheduling and format disputes after Kennedy pressed for more discussions and public questions. Kennedy criticized Nixon's stance, while aides explained the prearranged schedule and campaign travel plans prevented changes.
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Richard M. Nixon
John P. Kennedy
Kennedy
Nixon
Henshien
Columbus
Ohio
Khrushchev
Earl Arane
United States
Fred C. Scribner
Airliner Collides With Geese Near Lake Michigan
A North Central Airlines DC3 collided with a flock of geese over Lake Michigan and made an emergency landing at Muskegon County Airport. Pilot Capt. Vern Turner and co pilot Armand Salvatoriello from Detroit suffered facial cuts. the aircraft was grounded for repairs. Two passengers continued to Green Bay in a replacement plane. The geese were found in the cockpit.
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North Central Airlines
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Muskegon County
Vern Turner
Armand Salvatoriello
Detroit
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