Final Day Of Campaign Productive Power Called Real Issue
Kennedy argues productive power of the United States is the real issue in the campaign. In Providence he criticizes Nixon for relying on parades and talks with the Soviet Union. Salinger cites a record $600,000 TV time spend by Republicans, including Nixon’s Q and A. Kennedy vows work and balance of power without shortcuts.
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Richard M. Nixon
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United States
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Nixon
Salinger
Springfield
Nixon Launches Vigorous Campaign Attack and NYC Teachers Strike
New York teachers walked out for the first time in city history, with picket lines outside schools and pupils sent to class as usual. In Wisconsin Nixon launched a vigorous attack on Kennedy, claiming the farm plan would cost millions of farm jobs and hurt milk sales while urging voters to work hard for 24 hours.
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Wis
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John F. Kennedy
Nixon
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Alaska
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
Midwest
Mercury Capsule Test Delayed At Cape Canaveral
NASA postponed the Redstone powered Mercury capsule test set to lead to a man in space flight. The mission would not carry crew or specimens and aimed for a later chimpanzee flight before an orbital test planned for late next year.
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NASA
Tar Heel Candidates Make Late Election Appeal
Tar Heel hopefuls pressed final appeals ahead of Tuesday’s vote in a crowded slate led by the presidential race between Kennedy and Nixon and the contest for governor between Sanford and Gavin. Party leaders forecast a record turnout across North Carolina with key races for Senate, House, lieutenant governor, and 170 General Assembly seats.
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Tar Heels
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Richard Nixon
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Hard Freeze Predicted For Tonight Across NC
Brisk northerly winds sweep North Carolina as a general hard freeze is forecast from the mountains to the northern coast tonight. Lows may dip to 15–25 in the mountains and 25–30 in the Piedmont and eastern sections. Coastal winds 20–25 mph with small craft warnings. A few light snow flurries expected in the mountains. Warmer Tuesday with a rain chance Wednesday as a storm moves through from Canada. Mount Mitchell reported 1 inch of snow and a 9-degree low. Asheville saw a trace Sunday night, first of the season.
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No Grudges, Say State Democrats No Grudges
Democratic candidates Terry Sanford and state Chairman Bert Bennett urged no vindictive moves toward dissident Democrats. Bennett called for house cleaning and tighter organization while Sanford pledged fair treatment and a solid Democratic administration if elected governor.
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Terry Sanford
Bert Bennett
Bennett
Sanford
North Carolina
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Nixon
Presidential Choice Depends on Seven Big States
In the final push before election day, Kennedy and Nixon vie for voters in New York, California, and five other large states that hold the key 205 electoral votes. New York and California show Kennedy leads. others are doubtful. Nixon promotes a four hour TV town hall and a plan to send Eisenhower Truman Hoover on a goodwill tour, while Kennedy proposes a federal college scholarship program.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Congo President Demands U.N. Pullout from Congo
Congo President Kasavubu flies to New York to press for immediate withdrawal of U.N. troops from Ghana and Guinea. He seeks to block the Soviet backed regime, hoping Parliament can be reinstated and Lumumba restored. The U.N. Assembly was to open debate as Kasavubu arrives.
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Rajeshwar Dayal
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New York
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Paris
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Patrice Lumumba
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Sen
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Assembly
Defense
Rodion Malin
Pvsky
Reds Show Off Silver Rockets in Red Square Parade
Soviet leaders showcased a dozen silver needle rockets in an eight minute Red Square parade marking the Bolshevik anniversary. Khrushchev and Lin Shao-chi watched as the 10 foot missiles were displayed on trucks amid Katusha rockets, tanks, and trailers. Marshal Malinovsky asserted the missiles ensure state inviolability while denying any intent to attack.
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Sverdlovsk
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