Perpetual Motion Grueling Drive Nears Climactic Finish
Washington dispatch details the final 72 hours of the 1960 presidential race between Richard M. Nixon and John F. Kennedy. Nixon campaigns coast to coast including Alaska while Kennedy paces New York and the Northeast, both touting momentum as voters head to the polls.
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Daily Review ad page fragment with errata and notices
Fragmented newspaper item shows staff roles and city offices for The Daily Review of Alameda County California with stray dates and erroneous phrases. The readable portions list offices in Oakland Leandro Fremont and others, plus subscription rates and a garbled notice about Mayward and a 2 Congress reference from 1897.
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Almanac Today Chronicle of Historic Events and Quotes
The entry notes a Sunday almanac with a last quarter moon and Mars morning star. It recalls 2000 elections Jefferson and Hamlin as U S leaders, 1869 Princeton Rutgers first intercollegiate football game, Rutgers winning six to four, 1982 Lily Langtry debut in New York, 1902 Made Adama stage premiere, 1840 American rally at Carnegie Hall, and Franklin Pierce Adams on hope.
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Khrushchev greets Chinese delegation in Moscow meeting
In Moscow Khrushchev welcomed a Chinese delegation amid plans for a major Communist meeting next week marking the Bolshevik Revolution anniversary. Liu Shao-chi read a joint declaration on world Communist unity as Brezhnev and other officials attended the arrivals.
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Jury Deliberations Extend in Finch Murder Trial
In Los Angeles AP reports jurors in the Finch trial remained deadlocked after extensive Saturday deliberations. Judge LeRoy Dawson urged focus on the charge of willful and deliberate taking a human life as prosecutors seek first degree murder for Dr. R Bernard Finch and his mistress Carole Tregon in the slaying of Finch’s estranged wife Barby Jean Finch. The panel, after 67 hours 45 minutes, was sent to their hotel for the weekend and would resume Monday morning.
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Jean Finch
Superior Court
LeRoy Dawson
Nis
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Stone Thieves Nabbed in Act in Oxford
Oxford police captured three students amid a stone theft at a meadow near a new college site. The trio was detained Friday, questioned, and then expelled after an investigation by local authorities and school officials.
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Queen Eliabeth
Puerto Rico Mass Chorists Back Bishops
In San Juan Puerto Rico Catholics marching through narrow streets at the ancient cathedral voiced support for Archbishop Danis and the church against Gov. Munoz Marin’s Popular Democratic program. About 25 000 largely women joined in the demonstration. The church issued pastoral letters urging obedience and urged voters to back Munoz Marin.
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Red Chinese Irritation Roils Moscow Ahead of Summit
In Moscow this week communist leaders prepare for a fateful meeting as Red China criticizes Kremlin policy and clashes over Peiping's role. Reports from Peiping's Red Flag quote Mao era disputes with Wang Ming and imply Beijing fears Moscow may curb Peiping's June plans and threaten Khrushchev's program.
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Actor Ward Bond Dies From Heart Attack In Dallas
Ward Bond, 55, famed for Wagon Train and many Westerns, died of a heart attack Saturday in a Dallas motel after a television appearance and halftime ceremonies at the Cotton Bowl. Survived by wife Mary Lou and previously married to Deis Sellers. Bond, who began film work in 1928 after USC, starred in Fort Apache Unconquered Quiet Man Hondo The Searchers Johnny Guitar and more. Wayne, Encino, Calif, recalled their friendship and Bond’s impact on fans.
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U N Assigns Team To Congo Leaders
The United Nations Concilia tion Commission for the Congo received instructions to reconvene Parliament under the current military regime. Aims include an exploratory visit to the Congo and measures to end the Kasavubu Lumumba split, with the General Assembly expected to debate a pro Lumumba resolution.
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Pat Nixon Displays Calm Manner Before Large Crowd
Mrs Nixon, with the president beside her, smiled through a dense crowd at City Hall as supporters pressed close hoping for a touch or photo. A young admirer, Denise Hartoon, briefly sat on Pat Nixon’s lap during Vice President Nixon’s 20 minute address in chilly Alameda County.
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Nixon Rally Larg est Crowd Draws Calm Police Presence
Richard M. Nixon spoke before what observers called the largest city crowd in Hayward history as about 20 000 people gathered. Police, estimated to include 70 to 80 regulars plus reserves and auxiliaries, guided traffic and kept order with few incidents. A damaged lawn area and minor bruises among a few onlookers were reported, but no serious trouble occurred.
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Nixon doctors urged full medical disclosure report
The telegram quoted John Roosevelt and Herbert Klein stating Nixon asked his doctors to make medical records available by 10 a.m. Monday. The note referenced a White House inquiry from Brastvelt about directing letters to discuss possible physical deficiencies and any conditions that may affect public interest.
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Nixon Rally Draws Students In Wet Har vard Scene
Amid rain and slick streets Vice President Richard M. Nixon drew cheers in Harvard yesterday as Cape towns youths braved showers. Six Centerville School eighth graders led a spirited improvised song about preferring Nixon over Kennedy, reflecting lively political interest among young onlookers.
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October Black Traffic Month in California
California reported the deadliest October on record with 381 traffic fatalities, highest since 1945, according to the California Traffic Safety Foundation and CHP data. The note highlights the grim rise in highway deaths statewide last month.
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