U.S. backs Congo bid to block Lumumba return
The United States seeks U.N. support for Congo crisis handling and opposes Patrice Lumumba’s return to power. Washington warns of Soviet influence if Lumumba resumes office while clashing with U.N. Dayal over Belgian role. Kasavubu heads to New York to lead Congo at the U.N. General Assembly.
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Khrushchev Welcomes Chinese Delegation in Moscow
Premier Khrushchev appears in good shape at Vnuknovo Airport greeting the Chinese Communist delegation ahead of the world communist conference. Liu Shao Chi reads a unity declaration as Moscow marks the Bolshevik Revolution anniversary.
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Marine Killed Lying In Road
In New Bern, North Carolina, a Marine private identified as Pfc. Robert Hollier, 29, stationed at Cherry Point Marine Air Station, was found dead on U S Route 70 after two cars struck him near midnight. It is unclear if the Marine was killed by the cars or had died beforehand. Hollier is a native of Saginaw and has served as a Marine since 1951.
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Kennedy Promises Full Effort in New York Rally
Senator John F. Kennedy closed a New York campaign tour with a vow to be a full time president if he wins. A torchlight parade preceded a chaotic Coliseum rally where a bystander died after a seventh floor plunge. Lyndon Johnson introduced Kennedy as the running mate and Kennedy rejected name-calling, urging voters to choose a President not a image or protege.
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Celebrity Actor Hit With Paternity Suit
Patrice Frantz 23 files in Superior Court naming Gardner McKay 27 as father of her year old daughter Gabrielle Marie Frantz. Frantz says the two were intimate in spring 1959 while she worked in Beverly Hills. The baby was born in Dowagiac Michigan.
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Ward Bond dies at 55 after heart attack in Dallas
Ward Bond, the actor famed as Wagon Train’s rugged boss, died of a heart attack in a Dallas motel at 55. He was to appear at halftime in the Cowboys Rams game. wife Mary Lou accompanied him. John Wayne mourned the loss, recalling their longtime friendship. Bond’s body to be flown to Los Angeles. funeral plans pending.
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Mack Sennett Dies at 76 in Hollywood
Hollywood AP Mack Sennett 76 longtime producer of Keystone Cops and one of film comedy’s founders died Saturday at Motion Picture Country Home Woodland Hills after long illness. He helped launch Charlie Chaplin and brought W C Fields and bathing beauties to the screen. He last made a film about 25 years ago as double features faded and sound cinema rose.
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Campaign clash nears as Nixon Kennedys race heats up
Nixon heads to Alaska amid a grueling nationwide sprint to Tuesday's election. Kennedy presses his final campaign push with stops across the country while polls show a cautious lead for Kennedy in key states. The race centers on Catholicism, undecided voters, and the potential party tail effects. See ELECTION On Page 3-A.
Noon Fire Destroys Furniture City Plant on Baker Road
A lacquer fed blaze destroyed Furniture City Industries on Baker Road totaling 25000 in damage. No injuries reported. Owner Lawrence Whitaker says salvage may recover some machinery. plant normally runs 50 workers 24 hours and stocked 200000 unfinished furniture legs.
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Finch Jury Unable to Reach Verdict in Murder Trial
In Los Angeles the Finch trial jury deliberated 67 hours 45 minutes without a verdict. Dr. R Bernard Finch and his mistress Carole Tregoff face first degree murder charges for the death of Finch's estranged wife Barbara Jean Finch, which the defense says was accidental.
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Lodge Says Prestige Is Highest in World
CHAPEL HILL N C AP Henry Cabot Lodge declared that American prestige abroad has risen since 1952 and that no country has higher prestige than the United States He faulted Kennedy for mixing prestige with popularity and said a president cannot retract mistakes He praised Nixon’s eight years as vice president and noted observers in UNC Memorial Hall saw mixed reactions at his rally with about 3000 in attendance.
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Nixon Defends Policies At Pan Pacific Rally
Vice President Richard M. Nixon told a cheering crowd that America must go forward with Eisenhower policies and not turn backward. He traced campaign stops from New York to California, touted large crowds, and said a tide will carry him to victory on Nov. 8. An overflow crowd of about 1,500 gathered outside Pan Pacific Auditorium in the rain.
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Kennedy Nixon Plan Unprecedented TV Marathon Debut
Vice President Nixon to appear 2 to 6 p.m. from Detroit ABC telecast while Kennedy would run 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. with short blocks later. ABC says Democrats offered four hours total and scheduling may shift if accepted. Nixon canceled Evanston speech to start in Madison and then Detroit.
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Mint Flavored Smog Advertises Peas in Green Ink
Mint flavored smog drifted through SOUTH SHIELDS as The Shields Gazette ran England’s first scented ad for canned peas with mint flavor. Managing director Alec Moir doubted its success, noting the aroma could make the newspaper objectionable near food.
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