Eisenhower Endorses Nixon Lodge On Nationwide TV
President Eisenhower lauds Nixon and Lodge as unmatched for the Republican ticket and defends U S prestige abroad in a coast to coast television appearance. He says Nixon has broad training for the office and cites UN votes and international visits as evidence of US standing.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nixon
Lodge
John F. Kennedy
United States
Volunteers For Nixon-Lodge
U. S
United Nations
America
Doctored for Psoriasis Recount in 1960 Pittsburgh Letter
A Pittsburgh reader reports 30 years of psoriasis with little relief until using GHP Ointment and Tablets for two weeks. Scales cleared for the first time in decades. The brief testimonial promotes a 24 day trial plan from Canam Co. with full details available.
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Pittsburgh
Canam Co
City Rolls Out Red Carpet for VIPs in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia officials unveil a wine red carpet donated by the American Carpet Institute. The 32 foot carpet celebrates the 200th anniversary of wool industry advancement in the United States and serves to honor distinguished visitors.
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Philadelphia
American Carpet Institute
Rockport
Mass
Dr. Malone at 3 on WSJS-TV Channel 12
At 3:00 PM on WSJS-TV Winston-Salem Channel 12, Dr. Malone appears in a program. At 3:30 PM, Roots-Make Room continues a scheduled feature.
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Wsjs-Tv
Winston-Salem
Dr. Malone
Television Schedule Highlights on WBTV Charlotte
Channel 3 lineup lists Polaris at 8 00, Stagecoach West at 9 00, Donald OConnor at 10 00, Weather at 11 00, and Jack Paar at 1 30 with Channel 3 8 0 listings.
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Red Skelton
Garry Moore
Capt. Sangaroo
William Ted
Donald O'Connor
Jack Paar
Harvey Dinkins
Loretta Young
Stagecoach West
Weather
Khrushchev Urges Special UN Assembly on Disarmament
The Soviet leader proposed calling a special 1961 UN Assembly to focus on elaborating a disarmament agreement and control measures, preferably in Europe. He argued for no inspectors in Soviet territory and criticized Western calls for staged disarmament with verification. Other UN actions included debates on Hungary Tibet and defense of the UN apparatus.
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Burma
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Eric H. Louw
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David Ben- Gurion
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Eisenhower
U.ar
Omar Loutfi
Meir
Egypt
Muhammad H. El-Farra
Palestine
Mongi Slim
Algeria
Vandals Desecrate Waterford Cemetery in Vandalism Attack
Police sought vandals after desecration of Waterford Cemetery. A casket was opened, about 15 gravestones overturned, bones spilled from the casket, and beer cans scattered around a burial vault. A private vault door lock was broken. California is the only state producing artichokes commercially. The winter vegetable was brought by Italian immigrants before 1900.
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Waterford
1.Y
California
Campaign Trail Sways Crowds Across North Carolina
Nixon and Johnson drew thousands at stops in Reidsville Greensborough High Point Lexington Kannapolis and Charlotte as campaigns emphasized civil rights farm policy and national unity. Johnson accused Nixon of discrimination while praising Kennedy and stressing municipal aid and reduced debt costs. Lady Bird Johnson joined the tours along with other dignitaries and regional politicians. The schedule included speeches in Raleigh Zebulon Tarboro Wilson Nashville Winston-Salem and Charlotte with Manning figures and party leaders aboard.
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Nixon Praises Law's Series Performance
Vice President Nixon told a Mormon audience in Salt Lake City that Vernon Law should be sent to Pittsburgh as a missionary after his World Series heroics. Law, a LDS church elder from Meridian Idaho, won the first and fourth games for the Pirates.
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Utah
Richard M. Nixon
Vernon Law
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Pitcher Law
Church of Jesus Christ of Lattersday Saints
Mormon
Meridian
Idaho
Fair Opens At North Carolina State Fair
Raleigh AP reports the North Carolina State Fair opened with ideal weather and optimism from director Dr. J S Dorton. Former President Truman and Secretary Mueller gave speeches amid paved walkways and a forecast of sunny, mild days for the week.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Harry S. Truman
Frederick Mueller
Escape Tale of Estonian Sailor From Soviet Pursuit
Estonian seaman Jaanimets recounts fleeing capture with four crew mates after sneaking from a restaurant into a department store. He says they were never allowed ashore alone and were watched by a companion, Harry Simon, during the escape.
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Jaanimets
Harry Simon
Simon
New York Daily News
Lumumba Drives Claim Amid Armed Standoff in Congo
Lumumba defies arrest as crowds greet him in a Sunday tour aided by Ghanaian and Moroccan troops. Mobutu braces with 200 soldiers around his residence, later easing to 50 as clashes erupt with Lumumba supporters.
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Lumumba
Congo
Mobutu
U.N
Kwame Nkrumah
Ghana
Supreme Court Hears Cases on Smith Act and Internal Security Act
The Supreme Court hears arguments on whether the Smith Act criminalizes membership in a group that advocates overthrow and whether Internal Security Act registration bears on such prosecutions. Scales and Noto challenge both acts while defenders argue the acts overlap with existing criminal statutes.
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Lewis Hawkins Washington
Supreme Court
U.S
Communist Party
Junius Irving Scales
North Carolina
John Francis Noto
Buffalo
Scales
FBI
Telford Taylor
New York
jNor
Taylor
John F. Davis
U.s.solicitor General
Bank Builder Robs Two Banks in California
James Joseph Scully, 40, an unemployed construction foreman who specialized in bank work, was accused Monday of robbing two Citizens National Bank branches. He allegedly took $8,000 from the Fullerton branch on Sept. 19 and $3,145 from the Covina branch on Aug. 31.
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Calif
James Joseph Scully
Fullerton
Citizens National Bank
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