Kennedy Leads in Electoral Vote Forecasts Across Magazines
Multiple magazines including Time Newsweek and U S News and World Report project Kennedy with a solid lead. Surveys of 50 top Washington correspondents and political writers show Kennedy carrying the majority of states with enough electoral votes to win.
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Accountant Says Loan Cleared in Nixon Case
A Los Angeles accountant quoted by the New York Post says all major decisions on the $205,000 Hughes Tool Co loan to Donald Nixon were cleared with Richard M. Nixon. The Post named Phillip Reiner as the overseer on Donald Nixon’s bankruptcy and gift shop operation.
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Queen Pushes Later Pub Hours in Parliament Speech
Queen Elizabeth II opened Parliament promising reform of licensing laws to allow later pub hours and uniform closing times nationwide. Home Secretary Butler aims to extend serving drinks with supper to 2 am across Britain, while affirming ties to the United States and Western Europe.
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Molasses Prank Drains 3500 Gallons at Local Farm Service
Halloween pranksters drained about 3,500 gallons of molasses from a tank at Edwards and Wilson Tractor Co in Spartanburg. The spill covered the lot and flowed into a culvert and field one hundred yards away. Owner J A Wilson estimates $600 loss plus possible extra costs for cleanup.
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Committee Reports Finances Amid Notarization Issue
Gavin committee setback as report from James N. Rawleigh Jr. shows expenditures of 23931.70 and contributions of 25120.07 but not notarized. Other filings include Lloyd S. Elkins Jr. NH County Democratic tally, Brinson GOP 3rd district spending, and Gooding GOP 2nd district receipts and disbursements.
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Menderes Trial Probes Baby's Death
In Yassiada Turkey the Menderes trial focused on the infant of his former mistress Ayshan. Prosecution claims Menderes ordered the baby killed. doctors offered conflicting accounts of death, with some testifying natural causes and others noting potential distress. The case ties to the ousted premier's constitutional violations charges.
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Lumumba's Children Arrive in Cairo for Schooling
The three elder Lumumba children Patrice Jr Francois and Juliana arrived from Leopoldville to enroll in Egyptian schools. They were accompanied by the UAR embassy consul in Ville.
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Campaigns Intensified As Voting Time Nears
Democratic candidate Terry Sanford campaigned across Eastern North Carolina with stops in Kinston Snow Hill Greenville LaGrange Goldsboro and Smithfield while Republican Robert Gavin rallied in Fayetteville joined by former Sen. William Knowland. Gavin's Charlotte stop preceded Knowland's two day North Carolina swing. both parties filed finance reports with Secretary of State Thad Eure.
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Avery Led Ward Through Battles With Government and Wolfson
Avery 86, longtime Montgomery Ward chairman from 1931 to 1955, died in Chicago. He battled the War Labor Board during a 1944 CIO dispute and later fought financier Louis Wolfson in 1955 over Ward control. Known for exacting leadership, he helped Ward and United States Gypsum prosper despite heavy resistance.
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Violent Quakes Struck South Chile Cities Early Today
Three strong earthquakes jolted southern Chile from Concepcion to Puerto Montt at dawn causing panic as walls toppled and streets buckled in about a dozen cities. Communications were knocked out then restored with no immediate reports of deaths or injuries.
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Amish Marrying Season Begins as Licenses Go Through
In Lancaster PA the Amish begin marrying season as licenses are issued. Weddings fall in November on Tuesdays and Thursdays with 400 to 500 guests, hymn singings, and long ceremonies ending after sundown. The bride wears blue or white and the couple exchange vows with a bishop blessing. The day features a large midday meal and a closed carriage for the newlyweds.
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Nixon Challenges Kennedy Family in Televized Debate
Nixon says he will debate Kennedy and the entire family anytime, as he campaigns in New Jersey and New York. He assails Kennedy over promises and economic plans while tying him to Truman’s foreign policy. He criticizes immigration policy and urges broader use of unused quotas.
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Kennedy Campaigns Across U.S. in Final Week
Senator John F. Kennedy tours the nation opening a final week sprint through 17 states. He accuses Richard Nixon of copying past Republican social security positions and challenges debates and religious voting freedom, rallying supporters in Los Angeles Philadelphia and beyond.
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Rockefeller Called In Hecklers Trial
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller subpoenaed to testify in a case against Gerardo Cartagena and Ralph Bonet who claim they were arrested for booing him at a street rally. Cartagena says he booed for Kennedy and was told he was under arrest. Bonet says he was arrested for booing as Rockefeller campaigns for Nixon.
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