Cleveland Loses Second TV Debate
The Oct. 7 Kennedy Nixon debate will be moved to Washington to accommodate the large press corps. NBC officials cited insufficient space in Cleveland despite suitable technical facilities, with talks noting the move due to space constraints for 100 plus reporters and simultaneous phone and writing needs.
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Southland Bookie Probe Set by U S Attorney
U S District Attorney Laughlin J. E. Waters announced a grand jury will launch a full-scale probe into organized bookmaking in Southern California. The crackdown began Wednesday as Long Beach Police joined federal authorities in a roundup of local violators, with 25 persons subpoenaed to appear. Witnesses include individuals who bet with nine alleged bookmakers arrested locally.
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Adlai Raps Vacillation by Nixon
Adlai Stevenson told businessmen and Democratic readers that Richard Nixon vacillates for political expediency. He cited Nixon's impetuosity and shifting principles, noting a 1956 proposed nuclear test loan and Nixon calling it catastrophic nonsense. He also claimed Nixon praised following Soviet actions in 1958.
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Exhibit Hall Fund Gets OK Amid Political Critique
State Controller Alan Cranston led the commission in backing funds for the convention hall, pledging support for advancing litigation and the repressurization program. The panel overruled objections by Paul B. Wilcox of Long Beach, who criticized the project’s enthusiasm and impact. The debate touched on Nixon’s 1958 warnings about economic growth and Soviet pressure, with Stevenson defending the nation’s forward stance. In Congo news, discussions noted independence, Belgian colonial legacy, and questions about Cuban revolution impact in Latin America.
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Race Writer Dies in New York at 73
Frank J. Ortell, age 73, longtime racing writer for the New York World Telegram and Sun, died after a heart ailment Wednesday night in New York.
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