Nixon urges GOP to fight in California campaign
Vice President Richard Nixon told a Los Angeles audience the Republican Party must wage a vigorous nationwide and California election drive. He called for an all out fight to win, noting the GOP trails Democrats in California and will target Los Angeles County San Diego and the Bay Area for mobilization. Nixon avoided public positions on Proposition 18 right to work while opposing Prop 16 repealing parochial school tax exemptions and warning Prop 17 would hurt tax revenue. He was joined by Sen. Knowland and Rep. Holings, with Gov. Knight among supporters.
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Russians Resume Nuclear Tests and US Planning Suspension
Washington reports Russia carried out at least two new atomic blasts marking resumed tests. The Atomic Energy Commission confirmed the events while the State Department dismissed last March 31 propaganda notes. The United States will suspend its nuclear tests on October 31 unless Russia conducts more explosions.
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British Troops Begin Withdrawal From Soria
Bulletin from Amman reports King Hussein announces that British forces will start withdrawing from Soria. The statement dated Oct 20 confirms planned military redeployment amid regional developments.
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Brown Advocates Labor Law Changes
Edmund G. Pat Brown Democratic nominee for governor urged modernization of labor management laws at a Lafayette Hotel luncheon. He said proposed legislation would create a secret ballot mechanism for bargaining and ban direct or indirect union loans to officers or members, aiming to balance management and labor rights.
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Reuther Snags Auto Parley Disrupts Chrysler Talks
Across the nation UPI reports Chrysler UAW talks hit a roadblock as Walter P. Reuther left to focus on General Motors. union bargainers say no progress and Chrysler chief negotiator Leary notes loss of ground with no settlement in sight. In Texas, bulldozers dig to aid 350 flood victims isolated for four days as Rio Grande floods cost $5 million and three lives. Mexican planes aid Ojinaga residents across the river from Presidio.
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Pals Rally Eddie Fisher on TV Debut After Turbulent Triangle
Hollywood AP reports Bing Crosby Jerry Lewis Dean Martin and Ernie Kovacs rallied to Eddie Fisher as he began his season on TV after the Elizabeth Taylor Debbie Reynolds Eddie Fisher triangle headlines. Fisher called the show relief and wonder.
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Neglected Beauty to Divorce Brando
Anna Kashfi announces final decision to divorce Marlon Brando after a long illness left her pale and under care. She and their 11 month old son Christian Devin moved from their hilltop home to Beverly Hills amid rumors and questions about Brando's whereabouts and neglect.
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Rainy Tuesday in Little Rock Behind Central High
The report notes a steady relentless rain scene outside Central High School and references Tuesday’s events in Little Rock. An order requires independent county employees in radio cars to aid traffic accident victims regardless of department attachment.
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Nixon Adopts Hands Off Policy on Right to Work Debate
Vice President Nixon campaigned in California for the Republican slate while avoiding the heated right to work issue that divides the party. He issued a note urging states to decide the issue locally and urged support for Knight and Knowland, signaling a flexible, peacetime stance and focusing on party unity ahead of statewide races. The visit followed talk of a broader campaign strategy against Democrats and emphasized Republican candidates for governor and attorney general.
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Angry WM Bets On A Sure Loser
An odd, garbled excerpt shows an angry figure shouting vows after a futile World Series bet. The text includes quoted fragments about bets, an assistant, and unclear names, with no coherent event or clear eight.
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