Nixon Foresees Final Debate Amid Accusations
Vice President Richard M. Nixon charged Senator John F. Kennedy with airing a phony film of their first television debate. A Republican spokesman called it a vicious political trick and Nixon headquarters denounced a UAW circulated cartoon implying GOP voters are bigots as Nixon prepared for the last televised debate tonight.
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Whitney Shoemaker
New York
APJ
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Nixon
United Auto Workers
GOP
Robert H. Finch
Kennedy
Finch
Reuther
Auto Workers Union
Walter Reuther
Eisenhower
Negroes Arrested In S C Sit-Ins
Six Negroes were arrested in Orangeburg after a hymn singing sit in at the H Kress lunch counter. They faced trespassing charges with bonds set at $100. Others named include Charles McDew and Dorothy Van among the students from South Carolina State and Claflin Colleges, and William Thomas Robinson.
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Orangeburg
S.C
H. Kress
Charles McDew
South Carolina State College
Claflin College
Dorothy van
Emanuel W. Hickson
Leon Bryant Jr
William Thomas Robinson
Dilhon and Armstead
Leon Salters
St. Stephen
Eisenhower Defends Prestige Amid Kennedy Attacks in San Francisco
In San Francisco Ike Eisenhower challenged claims that U S prestige has fallen while Kennedy supporters accused him of partisan campaigning during a Commonwealth Club address. The exchange centered on free air time and whether the speech was political, with officials denying requests for equal time.
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San Francisco
Pressiput
Eisenhower
America
John F. Kennedy
Roger Kent
Kennedy
California
White House
Commonwealth Club
James C. Hagerty
Kent
San Diego
Calif
United States
Brown
Nixon
Hagerty
Ieily
Sacramento
Bomb Scare Prankster Sentenced in Los Angeles
Stanley Carlson 27 faced a $1,000 fine and a one year prison term for falsely telling an airline stewardess a bomb was in his suitcase on a June flight to New York. Judge William Mathes suspended the sentence on the condition he make $10 monthly charity payments for five years.
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Los Angeles
Stanley Carlson
Carlson
American Airlines
New York
U.S
Four Men Defeat Robbery Charge After Courtroom Dice Demo
In Peoria, four men led by Mark Allen were found innocent of robbery after a courtroom demonstration of craps skills. A State's Attorney pursued gambling and swindling charges based on Allen's rolling sevenes and calling combinations, while Allen and three companions were jailed briefly. Pratt returned the victim’s watch.
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Peoria
Mark Allen
Allen
Peoria County
Eugene Pratt
Ralph McKinzie
Indianapolis
Monite Woman's Exit Triggers Estranged Husband Lockout
A Monite woman ended a relationship by shutting out a man, while he responded by nailing shut the doors and windows of her home. Police were called to help her regain entry.
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Monroe
Mich
Correction by Error in Supreme Court Opinion Stirs Army Talk
A typing mistake in a South Carolina Supreme Court opinion suggested a man had served in the Army 12 years and risen to the rank of sergeant, reinforcing a long held recruitment rumor. The AP report notes the erroneous line drew attention to military tenure and rank.
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Columbia, &. C
South Carolina
Kennedy Claims Democrats Are Best For Agriculture
In Sikeston Missouri Senator John F Kennedy told a Democratic rally the Democratic party is best for agriculture. He spoke by telephone from New York City to about 2000 in attendance as Harry S Truman criticized Nixon for alleged reckless charges against farmers and praised Democratic farm policy. Truman argued Nixon’s plan would be a continuation of failed cotton policies and urged support for Kennedy’s agricultural platform.
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New York
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Kennedy
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Havebert G. Klein
Sikeston
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New York City
Harry S. Truman
Richard M. Nixon
Missouri
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Ezra Taft Benson
Truman
Stuart) Symington
Lemshat
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