Nixon blasts Kennedy in California campaign remarks
Former Vice President Richard Nixon warned Kennedy faces twin dangers while riding high politically. He said another Cuba crisis or an economic crash could doom Kennedy in 1964 and urged Republicans to push for wins in Congress and state elections to secure a GOP presidency.
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Surplus missile tracker aids Florida boys school
A surplus missile tracking unit from Cape Canaveral, bought by Scottish Rite Masonic bodies of Miami, was donated to the State Boys School in Marianna. It was dismantled to create classroom models for electronics instruction.
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Motive Mystery After Fatal Stabbing Outside Brooklyn Church
A man is killed on the steps of St Boniface Church in Brooklyn after an 6 am stabbing. Cornelius Fields 29 confesses saying he killed the man because he is white and carried a knife for hours. Fields is charged with first degree murder and held for observation as investigators seek the victim’s identity.
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Demos Produce Leaders and Programs Says Sanford
Gov. Terry Sanford of North Carolina portrays the Democratic party as a steady source of leaders and programs during crises. He praised John F. Kennedy era leadership and cited ties to Kentucky Democrats like Bert Combs and Alben Barkley, noting similarities between Kentucky and North Carolina challenges.
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Paar Sued For Slander Over Campo Remarks
New York State Supreme Court jurors found Jack Paar slandered musician Pupi Campo by criticizing his talents and ordered Paar to pay Campo 15000 dollars. The New York Post was also ruled liable and must pay Campo 5000 dollars. The verdict followed a week long trial before Justice Samuel M Gold.
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Arson Clues Sought In New Orleans Fire
Fire marshals seek evidence of arson after a blaze ripped through the Silver Dollar Hotel in the French Quarter and spread to a Whitney National Bank branch. The fire caused 200000 dollars in damage, injured five firefighters, and damaged nearby businesses. Fifteen hotel occupants escaped, and two dozen fire units responded as roofs buckled and smoke filled the area.
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Turkish election tests civil rule as republic party leads
Ankara reports indicate the Peoples’ Republican Party led by Ismet Inonu is favored to replace the ruling junta in Turkey. Voters choose 450 parliament seats and 129 senate seats with seats allocated by percent of vote, as Gen Cemal Gursel is seen as likely president before October 29.
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Miami Bank Teller Offers Lip Gloss To Customer
A Miami bank teller at a drive‑in window offered a woman four lip balms for her children. The customer said she needed five, counted four, then said she must have left one at the swimming pool.
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