TV Debate Influences Few Voters In AP Poll
AP survey in 10 cities finds Friday night debate swayed few voters. About 20 of respondents said influenced, none switched allegiance. Kennedy and Nixon supporters remained with their candidate, effects amounted to stronger intensity.
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Washington
Orither
Associated Press Bureaus
Portland
Ore
Maine
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
UNS
Nun
Atlanta
Louisville
Philadelphia
Columbus
Ohio
Omaha
Phoenix
San Francisco
Richmond
Kennedy Nixon television debate shows sharp split on issues
The second of four debates between Vice President Richard Nixon and Senator John Kennedy highlighted broad disagreement on international affairs civil rights and economic policy. Each claimed victory while party leaders offered mixed judgments ahead of the election.
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Richard M. Nixon
John Fets
Cuba
Formosa
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Nixon
Devaters
Henry M. Jackson
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Thruston B. Morton
Leonard W. Hall
GOP
Richard Nixon
Sen
John Kennedy
Massachusetts
Sen. Kennedy
Central Christian Ferndale and Locke homecoming guest speaker
Central Christian Church at Ferndale and Locke observes its annual homecoming with Dr. Daniel C. Troxel a longtime New Testament professor from Lexington Kentucky as guest speaker. Sunday activities include 9 45 a m Sunday School 11 a m worship and a picnic lunch.
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Central Christian Church
Ferndale
Locke Streets
Daniel C. Troxel
Troxel
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College of the Bible
Lexington
Department of Religion
Transylvania College
Nebraska
North
Carolina
University of Nebraska
Yale University
University of Chicago
Ohio
Mississippi
Alabama
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
Brite College of the Bible
Fort Worth
Texas
Europe
World Convention of Christian Churches
Edinburgh
Scotland
W. Stamey Teachey
Revival Services at First Baptist Church
Revival services run October 10 to 16 at First Baptist Church with morning sessions Tuesday through Friday from 7 30 to 8 15 am and evening services at 7 30 pm Pre service prayer meetings occur Monday and Saturday at 7 pm The evangelist is Dr T Sloane Guy Jr administrator of Southern Baptist Hospital New Orleans Song leader Verl L Capps minister of music at First Baptist Greensboro Dr Guy is a North native.
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Guatemala
Honduras
el Salvador
England
Ireland
Church Federation of
Los Angeles
C. J. Adkins
Dorothy Wells
First Baptist Church
T.sloane Guy Jr
Southern Baptist Hospital
New Orleans
Verl L. Capps
Greensboro
Guy
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Four Die In Twin City Road Tragedy
A Winston-Salem couple died when their car hit a southbound freight train at 2 30 am in the early hours. A Forsyth County couple died at a crossing near Smith Reynolds Airport when struck by a Norfolk and Western passenger train. Additional fatalities occurred in North Wilkesboro and Eagle Springs as two more drivers perished in separate crashes.
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Associated Press
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Hines
Rt. 9
Forsyth County
Norfolk and Western Railway
James Henry Shamel
Irene
Smith- Reynolds Airport
North Wilkesboro
Gilbert T. Walker
Greensboro
Thomas Arthur Phillips
Little Girl With Curves Trapped By Dress Rules
Beverly Hills, AP Gary Hardy, 12, tall for her age with a 34 21 32 figure, has been sent home from seventh grade twice this week for unsuitably dressed. A second time a policeman accompanied her home after a five day suspension.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Gary Hardy
Gary
Eileen Hardy
Parade of Speakers Signals North Carolina as Key 1960 Battleground
A flood of national figures will court North Carolina voters ahead of the November 8 election. Nixon and Kennedy have already visited. Johnson, Stevenson, Truman and others plan appearances in cities like Greensboro, Charlotte, Durham, Raleigh, Winston-Salem and more. Campaign stops include university towns, counties, and the state fair.
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North Carolina
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GOP
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Kennedy
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High Point
Thomasville
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Salisbury
Kannapolis
Gastonia
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Winston-Salem
Theodore McKeldin
Maryland
Durham
St. Joseph's Ame Church
Truman
Gov. Hodges
Sir Walter Hotel
Zebulon
Wilson
Nashville
Rocky Mount
Sam Rayburn
Hickory
Burlington
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Wilson American Legion Hut
Memorial Auditorium
Henry Jackson
Washington
National Democratic Committee
Young Democrats
Adlai Stevenson
Clinton
Stevenson
Southern Pines
Walter Judd
Minnesota
Cuba backs Peiping seat at UN during General Assembly
Cuban Foreign Minister Raul Roa urged support for seating the Peiping regime at the United Nations and aligned with the Soviet Union on disarmament, calling the United States an imperialist power. Finland also supported a full debate on China’s UN representation.
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Cuba
United Nations
Soviet Union
Raul Roa
U.N. General Assembly
United States
China
Peiping
Roa
U.N
Finland
Fear and control in Castro era Cuba described by observers
A Havana report outlines how fear tactics reinforce Fidel Castro's regime, including informers, civic-minded citizen rhetoric, military tribunals, and a voluntary tax for industrialization. Observers note diminished public gaiety, a tense society, and a shift in music mirroring national mood.
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Robert Berkelez
Havana
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Batista
Castro
Cuba
Nikita Cancels Disarm Talk At U N
Soviet Premier Khrushchev canceled a planned U N disarmament speech and will stay at the U N delegation building before driving to his Glen Cove estate. The Assembly neared a pivotal vote on Red China amid new member admissions and U S invitations. Khrushchev outlined views on Berlin and a summit, signaling no fixed date for such talks.
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Khrushchev
United Nations
State Department
U.N
U.N. General Assembly
Eisenhower
Washington
Cyprus
Africa
Macmillan
Britain
Berlin
United States
Assembly
Boy Jailed In Knife Slayings In Ashland
Raymond Eugene Brown, 14, was arrested at school Friday in the knife slayings of his aunt and two grandmothers near Ashland Alabama. Authorities say the motive was robbery and Brown admitted the killings. He will be charged with first degree murder.
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Tom Dygard
Ashland
Ala
Raymond Eugene Brown
Frank Head
Marvin Brown
Young Brown
Floyd Mann
State Public Safety
FBI
Head
Mann
Paul G. Levie
Ethel Ogle
Everlena Ogle
Bareau
Sunday Enterprise preview shows local business, training, and Cold War update
Tomorrow's Enterprise features a profile of a High Point wholesale success story Helping Hand and a look at what it takes to be a good fireman with High Point firemen in training. A special report spotlights Berlin tensions with Maj. Gen. Ralph Osborne as American forces operate behind the Iron Curtain.
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Ralph Osborne
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