League Sets First National TV Debate September 28
The League of Women Voters urges Ford and Carter to share a nationally televised stage in St Louis on September 28. The group plans petitions and advocates three presidential debates on domestic policy foreign affairs and the presidency role. Dole and Mondale have agreed to a debate though no format is fixed.
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Robert Dole
Waller Mondale
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Forecast and political figures amid mixed 1960s news items
Weather forecast predicts rain for Sunday across the Midwest and central plains, with clear skies elsewhere. The report also mentions political figures such as Charles E Walker, Newton Minow, and Rita Halser in relation to the era's primary campaigns and government roles.
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Newton N. Minow
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Commit Commissior Fion A Las i
Chicago
Rita KE. Halser
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Fragmented Odds and Ends From A Turbulent Korean War Era
A jumble of dates and names recalls key moments of the Korean War era. It traces the 1950 onset with North Korean forces across the 38th parallel, UN reactions led by MacArthur, the Chinese intervention, and the 1953 armistice. It also notes later political debates and Cold War tensions surrounding Korea and reunification talks.
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Douglas A. MacArthur
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Kim Il Sung
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North Korea
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Presidential Debates in National History Recalled
A paragraph recalls key moments in U S political debates from 1926 to 1953 including radio and televised formats, with notes on candidates Ford and others. It mentions FCC rules affecting broadcaster access and the emergence of nationally televised debates shaping campaigns.
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Road orders curb heavy trucks after fatal crash near Cleveland
A Friday crash on Gran Bet Road near Cleveland killed eight and injured 15 as a truck driven by John Harris of Detroit lost control on a downhill stretch. Valley View officials ordered the four lane section between the hilltop and Canal Road closed to heavy trucks pending investigation. No charges filed. Westfall urged full enforcement by Wednesday. Police noted prior incidents on Granger Hall routes.
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Burton Weds British Model in Arlington Ceremony
Richard Burton married blonde British model Susan Hunt in Arlington Virginia with best man Bob Wilson and judge Francis E. Thomas Jr. The couple spoke with lawyer Aaron Fidech and press agent John Bottifer present before a New York reception at Laurent Lombardy Hotel. The Burton Taylor saga continues as he prepares a new film.
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Richard Burton
Susan Hunt
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Elizabeth Taylor
James Hunt
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Aaron R. Fidech
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Miss Taylor
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New York
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Sybil Christopher
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Dottie disaster: remnants centered near Florence, Alabama
The Dottie cyclone remnants were located about 30 miles southeast of Florence, Alabama, at 12 o clock Saturday. Authorities warned of power outages as air conditioners were shut down on weekends and attempts were made to drain the lake within weeks. Masters said conditions were weakening.
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