Nixon Promises Strong Stand Against Khrushchev
Vice President Richard Nixon campaigns in New York saying he is best qualified to deal with Nikita Khrushchev. He argues hard leadership and moral stamina are needed as hopes for early peace fade. Nixon warns surrendering free people rights is too high a price for any settlement with the Soviet Union.
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Jack Bell
Syracuse
N.Y
Richard M. Nixon
Nikita Khrushchev
Nixon
New York
John Taber
Auburn
Khrushchev
West
Soviet Union
TV News Breaks Down Under Crisis On Paris Coverage
AP writer notes television struggles to show fast moving events from Paris as news breaks. NBC cobbles an hour of coverage with stills and voice while CBS fills 30 minutes. anchors admit film cannot capture unfolding truths. Also mentions NBC pilot You Should Meet My Sister and CBS Playhouse 90 feature In the Presence of Mine Enemies with Charles Laughton.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Paris
NBC
Frank McGee
CBS
Fileen
Elaine Stritch
Rosalind Russell
Ruth
Anne Helm
Eileen
Playhouse 90
Warsaw Ghetto
Charles Laughton
Negro Marchers Diverted From Capitol by Atlanta Police
More than 2 000 Negro students marching on the Georgia Capitol in Atlanta were diverted by Police Chief Herbert Jenkins and held an antisegregation rally in a church. The event honored the sixth anniversary of the Supreme Court desegregation decision with parallel demonstrations across the nation including Boston and Ann Arbor.
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Georgia Capitol
Atlanta
U. S. Supreme Court
Martin Luther King, Jr
Negro Integra
New York
Biloxi
Miss
Boston Common
Ann Arbor
Mich
Chicago
Montgomery
Ala
Memphis
Herbert Jekins
New England
Boston
Springfield
Mass
University of Michigan
Cecil C. Creal
Garment Center
Supreme Court
King
Alabama
South
Capitol
Tenn
Justice Department
Vicksburg
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