Second Debate Observations and Ideological Differences
LAC argues the Nixon Kennedy second debate showed debaters of similar objectives but different methods especially on Quemoy and Matsu. Kennedy favored abandoning the islands. Nixon defended them as essential to China policy and prestige. Both stressed economic growth, defense, and stopping communism, while debates offered broad exposure but limited detail.
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Kennedy
Quemoy
Matsu Islands
Thnge
China
Orient
Khrushcchev
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
United Nations
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L.A.C
X15 Tests New Power Next Week
Los Angeles reports that the X15 rocket plane will try a new 4000 mph engine next week at Edwards Air Force Base California. Test pilot Seat Crossfield will operate controls but not push for records. date to be set after ground tests. The engine, four times as powerful as the prior speed record engine, aims to lift the Black space dart 50 to 100 miles high. A June ground-test explosion damaged cockpit, but Crossfield escaped unharmed.
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Los Angeles
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
North American Aviation, Inc
Singers Plan Tour Next Fall to United States
A Japanese college glee club will embark on a two major tour of the United States next fall, marking their first trip to the country since the war. Rumor denied about NATO base plans was issued by British officials.
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UPI
United States
Salisbury
Southern
Pedis
Earl Mountbatten
NATO
Rhodesia
Nikita Khrushchev Uses New Diplomacy Says Drew Pearson
Drew Pearson argues Khrushchev’s bear hugs and casual style mark a new diplomacy at the United Nations. He notes American diplomats cling to protocol while the Soviet leader mixes humor with pressure, confusing officials and challenging old methods.
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Nikita
New York
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Worth
U.S
Mary Lord
Pillsbury
Nikita Karashchev
Khrushchev
Wadsworth
United Nations
Macmillan
Dag Hammarskjold
Pearson
Senate
Sen
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Hammarskjald
Khrush
Elsar
Moscow
White House snubs neutral leaders as Khrushchev dines rivals
Article contrasts President Eisenhower's failure to invite neutral heads of state to Washington with Khrushchev's steady diplomacy through lunches and state dinners. It notes Yugoslav President Tito sailed home uninvited, while Khrushchev hosts many dignitaries at Long Island and Park Avenue. It lists notable White House guests and prominent business figures who have dined there, highlighting the diplomacy gap.
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Washington
White House
Karl Rankin
Belgrade
Tito
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Long Island
Park ‘Avenue
Soviet Union
Ellis Slater
Seagram
Whisky
England
George Allen
Bobi Woodruff
Coca- Cola
Elizabeth Arden
Arizona
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Nixon
Floyd Odlum
Jacqueline Cochran
Col
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Mamie
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Walter Hoving
Bonwit-Teller
Sigurd Lannon
Madison Ave
Young and Rubicam
Barry ‘Leithead
Cluett Peabody Shirts
George Widener
Philadelphia
Harvey Firestone
Richard Mellon
Aluminum Corporation
Gulf Oil
Koppers Co
Pierre S. du Pont II
du Pont Empire
John Olin
Olin- Mathieson Empire
Spencer T. Olin
GOP
Howard Simpson
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Alton Jones
Cities Service
Bill Robinson
Coca
No British promise of summit denied by British official
UNITED NATIONS A British spokesman denied that Prime Minister Harold Macmillan promised a 1961 summit with Soviet Premier Khrushchev. John Russell of the Foreign Office said such assurance was not given, noting only that their earlier talks implied nothing definite. He added Macmillan favored a system of arms control strengthened early and possibly relaxed later as confidence grew.
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Harold Macmillan
Khrushchev
John Russell
Foreign Office
Russell
Macmillan
Truman and Hoover on Write In Poll at Caverns
At Meramec Caverns Stanton Missouri an informal write in poll lists Harry S Truman Herbert Hoover Thomas E Dewey Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt and Casey Stengel among visitors. Vice President Richard M Nixon leads Kennedy 5100 votes to 4895 in the underground ballot with Nixon slightly favored.
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Stanton, Mo
UPD
Meramec Caverns
Harry S. Truman
Herbert Hoover
Thomas E. Dewey
Eleanor Roosevelt
Casey Stengel
Richard M. Nixon
Sen
John F. Kennedy
Mature Girl 12 Sent Home Over Dress Straps
A 12-year-old seventh grader at Beverly Hills Vista Elementary was sent home for wearing a sun dress with straps deemed too brief and was later expelled for five days. Principal John H. French and a teacher escorted the girl, amid protests from her mother Ellene Hardy. Police accompanied the early departure as crowds gathered in the yard.
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Beverly Hills Vista
Gary Hardy
John H. French
Ellene Hardy
Gary
Huntington Hotel Beachfront Dining and Rooms Ad
The Huntington Hotel offers oceanfront access with two lobbies and private baths in all rooms. Dining features room meals at 429 wh. per person, plus steaks, filets, turkey, and Virginia ham. public dining room and club breakfast available. prices listed for dinners and meals.
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Virginia Nam
Qur Dining Room
Suiside
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