Nosey Nellie poll seeks voter mood on Kennedy Nixon race
Washington asks readers to mail in responses for a new Nosey Nellie Public Opinion Polling and Sampling Co. questionnaire aimed at predicting the presidential race. The item poses questions on preferences between Kennedy and Nixon, issues, debates, and campaign influence with multiple choice prompts.
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Debaters Explore Computers Versus Human Thought
In San Francisco physicist Edward Teller and philosopher Istortinser Adler debated whether computers can think and learn or if thinking remains a human trait. Teller argued computers can be educated and question, while Adler maintained human soul and intention drive thinking. Separate Washington notes discuss treasury tax misreadings on medical expense deductions for couples, clarifying rules for those over 65 or both spouses.
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Defected diplomats Burgess and Maclean in Moscow interview
In Moscow Western reporters question Burgess about his decade after defecting to the Soviet Union. He and Maclean speak of longing to return home but avoid promising citizenship or safe passage, noting British pressure and Cold War tensions.
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Finch Tregoff Retrial Deliberations Begin in LA Case
In Los Angeles, the jury at the Finch Tregoff murder retrial begins deliberations after an unusually long trial. The proceeding marks a major moment in the county's criminal justice history as jurors consider the evidence and testimony presented.
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Women Lodge Elects Leaders in California
SACRAMENTO AP Mrs EvéLina Hhéingans of Paradise is the new worthy grand matron and Dalora HK. Burnham of Long Beach new worthy grand patron of the California branch of the Order of the Eastern Star. They were elected Wednesday during the lodge's 87th annual session. The article also covers the ongoing retrial of Dr. R Bernard Finch and his former receptionist Miss Trepoff in a fatal shooting case. Prosecutors allege murder for wealth, while defendants claim an accidental shooting during a disputed divorce discussion. The retrial followed a deadlocked first trial and reflects juror questions about credibility of key witnesses.
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Daily Review publication page notes and rates
A damaged OCR leads with publication details for The Daily Review, listing staff roles and offices in Maynard California and Hayward. It mentions subscription rates, dates, and circulation notes, but the legible facts are fragmentary and mixed with misprints.
Peeping Tom Climbs Tree to Look for Nest
In Nashville Tennessee AP report, Thomas E Parker told police he climbed about 50 feet up a tree outside a nurses home seeking a bird nest. Nurses complained of peeping behavior and Parker was charged with disorderly and offensive conduct.
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Move May Clear Way For De Gaulle Plan
Paris reports say National Assembly proceedings recessed for up to 24 hours as Premier Debre seeks passage of De Gaulle plan to end debate on a 1.2 billion dollar atomic strike force. Opposition presses for censure but government aims for confidence vote to push bill to Senate after 19 Prince Rainier visit.
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Expelled Tourists on Way to U.S.
Two Americans were reportedly expelled from the Soviet Union and expected to fly to New York this afternoon. Mark I Kaminsky, 28, of Niles Michigan, and Harvey C Bennett, 6, of Tracy California, were said to be en route after Kaminsky was convicted of espionage in absentia with a suspended sentence. He claimed he was gathering material for a book on Soviet war preparations.
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