Embargo Consideration Affects Cuba Policy Shift
The United States weighs export controls and sanctions in response to the Cuban regime. Officials cite potential impact on the Cuban refining sector and supplies linked to Soviet trade. White House briefings discuss limited item controls and possible new diplomatic pressures amid ongoing tensions with Castro.
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Teacher Fights Forced Move To Retire At 62
In Portage Pa a teacher Miss Hopfer sues the Portage Area School District seeking reinstatement after being forced to retire at 62. The suit argues the action violates social security and retirement program rules and asks the board to reinstate her. The court set show cause by Oct 11.
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Erie Hanging Death of 15YearOld Boy Probed
An investigation follows the mysterious death of a 15 year old student in Erie. Authorities and coroner report possible contributing causes while early details focus on the teen’s last seen movements and neighborhood events.
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State Capital Area Pinball Devices Nabbed
Police raided multiple towns Thursday night seizing 41 punchboards 11 fish bowls two Wheels and two full pools along with prizes including hums and goods. Officers stored the equipment at the state police barracks with an estimated value between 100000 and 100000. District Attorney plans to seek an order to destroy the devices as gambling equipment. No arrests were made in Dauphin County towns during the raids.
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Argentina Doubtful About Hitler Deputy Suspect
Argentine investigators question if the German-born laborer in custody is Martin Bormann's missing deputy. Interpol has data on fingerprints but officials say background details from the one-armed witness Walter Flegel are inconclusive. Authorities await fuller verification before declaring the suspect not Bormann.
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Eisenhower praises Nixon and Lodge at Chicago rally
President Eisenhower lauded Richard Nixon and Henry Cabot Lodge at a Chicago fund raising event, calling Nixon “the possessor of a vast business of experience” in domestic and foreign affairs while praising Lodge’s leadership in the United Nations. He defended Nixon against critics and urged support for the Republican ticket.
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Congo Strongman Mobilu Claims Communist Ties in Congo
Mobutu says Communist agents still operate from Leopoldville after his forces seized a radio transmitter receiver and ammunition from the closed Czechoslovak Embassy. He reports broadcasts from the embassy were heard briefly and that Czech and Soviet diplomats were ordered out during the Sept 14 military action. He showed the transmitter and Hungarian radio gear and said 25 boxes of shells and pistol bullets were found, and that a Communist journalist from France’s Humanite was arrested.
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Union Decides Today on Nationwide General Electric Strike
Officials of the International Union of Electrical Workers meet to decide a nationwide strike against General Electric at midnight. Last minute talks between union and company leaders altered the situation, reported just before the leadership convened.
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Prime Minister To Stay Another Week At UN
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan will remain at the United Nations for an extra week after two clashes with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev. Khrushchev’s behavior during Macmillan’s address and the assembly’s shock over the harsh exchange dominated the session as the General Assembly resumed debate.
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FBI arrests oft wed GIs wife in Chicago case penning many aliases
FBI agents seized a Chicago area woman identified as Vita Shawn McNeil Redmark Peltier Le doy Deweet Debus after a month long search. The subject, linked to multiple aliases, was accused of collecting thousands in government subsistence checks over three years and had a ticket ahead of a California warrant. She reportedly married sailors and lived near Great Lakes Naval Training Center when arrested.
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Soviet Maneuvers Backfiring in United Nations Coverage
AP Analysis from New York describes Soviet maneuvers backfiring as Western leaders like Harold Macmillan seek temperate responses while Khrushchev’s tactics provoke mixed reactions among delegates. Observers note misjudged mood at the session, with Western persuasion seen as a potential blow to Soviet propaganda. Continued discussion promises to frame the global balance in the Cold War context.
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Princeton Students Back Nixon in Campus Poll
A Princeton University campus poll of 1,677 students shows Nixon favored for president by a large majority of respondents. Nixon support rose with the ticket of Cabot Lodge as VP while Kennedy supporters declined from 123 to 175 in influence, reflecting shifts in student opinion.
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Corry Franklin Football Game Postponed to Tomorrow Night
At 2 PM today officials postponed tonight's football game due to moderately heavy rain in Franklin. The game between Corry and Franklin is rescheduled for tomorrow night at 8 15 PM local time.
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Pa Dentist Found Guilty Of Bribe Attempt In Pitt Basketball Case
Dr Edward Sebastian of McKees Rocks was found guilty in a non jury trial of attempting to bribe two Pitt basketball players. Judge Ethan Allen Gearhart presided. sentencing was deferred. The maximum penalty is a $10 000 fine or 40 years in prison.
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City faces higher costs but plans growth and bonds
Engineers propose a master plan to fund city services without crippling taxes. They warn continued tax hikes threaten police, streets, and maintenance, urging a shift to debt financing and capital bonds. The Baker firm notes city debt and borrowing capacity, projecting figures into 1960 while the master plan awaits Page Three details.
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