Gunmen Nabbed At Kennedy Rally In Chicago
Two men carrying loaded guns were seized by police near Senator Kennedy during a Chicago Loop rally. A security team tackled one suspect near his open convertible as others tried to rush in. Arrested men, Alejandro Jaime Cruz and Israel Dabney, face concealed weapon charges.
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Vincent Moretti
Jamie Cruiz Alejandro
Chicago
Sen
John Kennedy
John Aldworth
Israel Dabney
Chicago Stadium
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Loop
Moretti
Alejandro Jaime Cruz
United States
Cruz
Patrick Flynn
Khrushchev Welcomes Liu Shao-chi in Moscow
Premier Khrushchev greeted Chinese Communist leader Liu Shao-chi at Vnukovo Airport marking joint display of unity between the Soviet Union and China ahead of the Bolshevik Revolution anniversary. Brezhnev and the Communist party Presidium joined the ceremony.
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Vnukova
Liu Shao-chi
West
Moscow
Vienna
Bonn
New York
Liu
Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Communist Party Presidium
Salvation Army to Hold 14th Annual Homecoming in High Point
The Salvation Army Citadel at 801 S Main St hosts a full day of events led by Brigadier Earl Lord and his wife from Charlotte. Activities include Sunday School at 10 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. a 2 p.m. special meeting, and an evangelistic service at 7:30 p.m. All services celebrate Every Member Enlistment Day.
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S. ‘Main St
First Baptist Church
William. Reinking
St. Louis
Ebenezer Lutheran Chapel
Walkier Avenue
S. Tremont Street
Greensboro
Kennedy Back In New York
Senator John F. Kennedy campaigns in New York aiming for its 45 electoral votes. He notes the race remains close and cites recent strong receptions. he criticizes Nixon and Eisenhower’s GOP coalition as a "rescue squad" and mocks the idea of electing a committee.
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New York
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Virginia
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Richard M. Nixon
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Eisenhower
United States
De Gaulle Threatens Referendum Over Algeria Policy
President Charles de Gaulle declared a shift in Algeria strategy, saying Algeria must govern itself with its own institutions and laws. He warned extremists could trigger a single handed rule and a national referendum, prompting leftist protests and rightist fury in France.
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France
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Red China
Talks Set On Congo Issue
United Nations Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold meets with the head of the U N Congo mission amid charges the UN seeks trusteeship for Congo. Congo minister Pascal Kapella warns of a sinister plot and invasion by Ghana Guinea and Morocco troops. Dayal accuses Belgian nationals of meddling while the U S disputes his report and backs Belgium.
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Dag Hammarskjold
U. N. Congo
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Pascal Kappella
Congo
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Dayal
Joseph Mobutu
State Department
Belgium
Nixon Attacks Kennedy Finance Plan in California Swing
Vice President Richard M Nixon campaigns in Fresno San Jose Hayward Oakland and Van Nuys charging Kennedy would add 15 billion dollars yearly in federal outlays He accuses Kennedy of synthetic bank financing while noting his Virginia pledge to fiscal restraint and warning against free spending and cheap money policies.
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Richard M. Nixon
California
John F. Kennedy
Fresno
San Jose
Hayward
Oakland
van Nuys
Los Angeles
Kennedy
Cratic
White House
Norfolk
Virginia
Sunday Enterprise Features Tomorrow
The Sunday Enterprise previews the final stretch of the campaign with full ballot reproduction for Tuesday’s election. Biographical sketches and pictures accompany county and state office candidates, plus latest Kennedy versus Nixon presidential coverage.
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Gavin
Sanford
Kennedy
Nixon
Socialite abducted and robbed near Santa Barbara
Socialite Margaret Clinch McGann 45 said three young Black men forced her from her Hollywood car, bound gagged and abducted her to another car. She suffered head injuries and bruises and was hospitalized in Los Angeles with a possible skull fracture. Her purse containing 150 dollars and a diamond bracelet worth thousands were taken. Police issued an all points bulletin for the suspects and the stolen 1960 Cadillac.
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Calif
Hollywood
Margaret Clinch McGann
Los Angeles
McGann
William McGann
Harry Looney
Picture Blurred As Vote Nears
As the presidential race nears polling day the public sees mixed forecasts for Nixon and Kennedy. Elmo Roper reports a slim Nixon lead narrowing when undecided voters are counted, while Gallup and Newsweek/Time/National surveys show Kennedy ahead or close. Predictions vary by region and methodology.
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Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Elmo Roper
Roper
Nixon
Kennedy
George Gallup
Gallup
Time Magazine
Finch Jury Locked In Murder Case At 17th Deliberation Day
Los Angeles jurors remain divided in the trial of Dr. R Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff as Judge LeRoy Dawson asserts the shooting of Barbara Jean Finch was willful. The judge says the defendants’ divorce talk seems unreasonable while prosecutors present a more plausible account.
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Finch
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Superior Court
LeRoy Dawson
Barbara Jean Finch
Grant B. Cooper
Dawson
Mss Tregoff
Mack Sennett Dies at 76 in Hollywood
Film pioneer Mack Sennett known for early slapstick and for shaping Keystone Studios died at 76 at Motion Picture County Hospital in Woodland Hills. He had been in poor health and underwent kidney surgery last year. He produced Charlie Chaplin and W. C. Fields and created the Keystone Cops and pie throwing comedies.
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Mack Sennett
Motion Picture County House
Woodland Hills
Sennett
Charlie Chaplin
W. C. Fields
Barbershop Drunk in Charge Confession Leads to Jail
John Doherty a 45 year old barber in Canterbury England confessed in court on Friday to being drunk in charge of his car mislisted as house. He said he slept in his car for eight weeks and that once inside it is his home. He refused a 56 dollar fine and chose jail over payment.
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