Nixon Campaign Attacks Kennedy in Michigan Stop
Vice President Richard Nixon rallied in Detroit and urged voters to back the Nixon Lodge ticket to avert nuclear catastrophe. He assailed Kennedy on Cuba and Quemoy Matsu, defended farm programs, and announced his four hour TV question and answer session after a Madison stop. His daughters Tricia and Julie accompanied the family.
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Kennedy Blasts Foe's State Tour Proposal
Senator John F Kennedy opened the final day of his presidential bid in Providence with a charge that Vice President Nixon trusts peace through parades and visits to the Soviet Union. He argued the United States must boost productive power to defeat communism and warned there are no easy solutions. Kennedy outlined plans to respond to Nixon on television and to press a nationwide telephone drive for support as the election nears.
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Experts See Kennedy Leading In Electoral Vote Outlook
An AP survey shows Kennedy ahead in 15 states with 197 electoral votes while many tossups remain. Nixon could win if he gains several doubtful states while preserving his bloc, with Eisenhower's late speeches possibly aiding Nixon. The poll notes a large undecided vote that could swing results.
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Polls show Kennedy leads Nixon in early presidential view
Gallup places Kennedy at 49 percent to Nixon Lodge 48 with 3 percent undecided. New York Times notes a potential Kennedy lead but warns last minute shifts could alter the race. Labell reports possible Kennedy victory yet uncertainty remains due to late changes influenced by the religious issue.
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Nixon Leads in 17 States as Kennedy Gains in Key Tossups
An AP survey shows Nixon with 112 electoral votes in 17 states while Kennedy trails by 85 and is 157 short of a win. Eighteen states with 228 votes are listed as tossups, with Kennedy gaining ground in New York and California though California’s edge is small.
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Weather Now Northeast Kansas Cloudy With Showers
Mostly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with scattered showers. Not so cool tonight and turning cooler Tuesday. Lows around 40 tonight, highs in the 50s Tuesday. Sun data and hourly readings follow with temperatures, humidity, and sunrise sunset times for the area.
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Weather Outlook and Election Notice for Rankin County
Kansas period forecast from Tuesday to Saturday shows temperatures 3 to 6 degrees below normal with highs 55 to 58 and lows 24 to 39. Precipitation moderate to heavy as rain or snow, 0.1 to 0.25 inch. Re-elect Rankin, Probate Judge. Rumsey Funeral Home ad.
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WeatherAffects Voters In Lawrence Poll Day
Forecasts predict mostly cloudy skies and scattered showers in Lawrence on election day with cooler temperatures. Highs may reach the 50s and overnight lows drop to around 40 degrees, warmer than this morning's 26 degrees.
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Kennedy Plans Reply On TV
Senator John F Kennedy, Democratic presidential candidate, will reply to Vice President Nixon’s four hour telethon. He will appear 5:00 to 5:30 p.m. on WIBW TV channel 13 and KMBC channel 9. Other stations air 7:25 p.m., 10 to 10:30 p.m., and 10 to 10:30 p.m. on different channels.
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Two Local Girls Finalists In Watkins Scholarship
Lawrence High School seniors Janet Loofbourrow and Evelyn Fearing are among 35 Kansas finalists for the Watkins scholarship at Kansas University. Finalists meet November 14 15 for tests and interviews. winners receive four year renewable KU scholarships based on merit and need.
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Protest Over Press Box Rule Blocks Woman Reporter
The Hutchinson News protested a Kansas University FWAA rule barring women from press boxes at football games. Barbara Simmers, assistant sports editor, was denied access while Don Pierce cited policy and the Western Union exception. News editor Fred Mendell argued half the readers and stakeholders are women, including team parents and students.
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Mrs McNish Wins Journal World Football Guessing Contest
Mrs McNish of 161014 Barker Ave wins the Journal-World football guessing contest with 16 correct picks of 20, predicting KU to beat Nebraska 33 to 7 and finishing ahead of H B Willis and Joe Fromboise. She earns a 15 pound dressed turkey. runners up receive 10 pound turkeys.
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Pheasants Plentiful Yet Few From Here Hit Limit
Douglas County hunters report mixed success with pheasants during opening day. Gib Francis, a local sporting goods dealer, said his four‑man party averaged about three birds, while a Russell group of 20 bagged 80 by 10 a.m. on opening day. The limit remains four birds per day and eight in possession.
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Election crews mobilize for city county polling Tuesday
More than 300 election workers met in the Community Building to receive instructions and supplies for the general election. City polls open 7 am to 7 pm and county sites 8 am to 6 pm with priority to early voting.
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