Nixon Attacks Kennedy Over Experience in Pennsylvania
Nixon assails Kennedy as inexperienced and likely to be outmatched by Khrushchev in foreign affairs. He cites Kennedy’s Cuba policy and a proposed TV debate, insisting his own experience with international issues justifies reelection. Across York Harrisburg and Pittsburgh crowds push back against the Democratic platform.
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Reds favored in 1970 military balance report says CBS
CBS radio reported a secret USIA Aug 29 1960s memo shows global belief Russia would be stronger than the United States in 1970. The report includes Allied and public opinion on East-West balance and notes Russia’s surge but U S retain capability for a devastating retaliatory strike. CBS says the study was prepared for a Paris military PR conference.
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Market Heads For Severe Dip
New York stocks fell sharply in active trading as fears of a recession weighed on investors. Polaroid and Texas Instruments led losses, with Dow off 8.58 at 568.97 at noon as volume neared 4.6 million shares and gold shares turned mixed after an early rally.
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Tuesday Temperatures To Dip Slightly Cooler This Week
The forecast shows cooler conditions Tuesday with a low near 65 to 70 and a high cooler than today. Skies will be partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday, sunrise at 6 42 a m and sunset at 5 30 p m with no rain expected.
Stock Market Closes Lower on Broad 60-Stock Index
New York AP reports the closing average for 60 stocks at 203.8, down 2.0 points. The broad decline reflects weaker performances across major sectors and investor caution amid market volatility.
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Kennedy accuses GOP of wrecking Social Security in Illinois tour
Senator John F Kennedy touring Illinois attacked the Republican Party led by Richard Nixon, claiming they would wreck Social Security. He urged broader medical care for the aged linked to Social Security, higher payments, better jobs, and affordable housing as he campaigned through Rockford, the University of Illinois, Peoria, Moline, Rock Island, and Chicago suburbs.
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New York Bomb Hoax Heights City Scare On Ferry
A phony bomb found at Penn Station sparked fresh fear in New York after a surge of blasts. Police described the device as four empty pipes wrapped in paper with a fuse, found in a booth under Long Island Rail Road tracks. No one was hurt in the ferry explosion, and police reviewed passengers for links to the prior attacks while stressing the hoax likelihood.
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Kennedy Doused as Egg Thrown at Milwaukee Campaign Stop
The Associated Press reports Sen John F Kennedy was splashed with whiskey by a woman during a Milwaukee rally. In Boston Mrs Helen G Douglas escaped injury as egg throwing disrupted a Kennedy event and Judge Reuben L Lurie intervened. No arrests were made.
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Fifth televised debate still not set over Cuban issue
Washington reports outline a possible fifth debate between Vice President Richard Nixon and Senator John F. Kennedy focusing on Cuba. The candidates exchange messages about schedule and scope arguing over whether the talk should cover Cuba alone or include broader campaign issues.
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City Commission to rule on 4-H Fairgrounds plat Tuesday
The City Commission will decide on the final plat for the 4-H Fairgrounds, a move urged by County Commissioners but opposed by some rural residents who fear loss of 4-H facilities. The vote will follow Planning Commission recommendations on multiple rezonings and two ordinances including strict rules on noise from animals and revised off street parking for auto sales.
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KU Science and Math Day Draws About 2000 Attendees
About 2,000 high school students and teachers attended the ninth annual Science and Mathematics Day at Kansas University on Saturday. The event introduced KU science and math activities and offered department open houses and informal faculty discussions.
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Lawrence QB Club Meets at 8:15 for Movie Night
The Lawrence Quarterback Club holds its regular weekly gathering at 8:15 this evening in the Hotel Eldridge Crystal Room. Films showing KU's 14 to 7 football win over Oklahoma State will be narrated by coach Jack Mitchell.
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Decorations Ordered for Downtown Lawrence Christmas Display
New Christmas decorations for downtown Lawrence were ordered with delivery by November 14. A sample arrived for inspection and planning, with a total project cost near 7000 dollars. Merchants have raised 4109.50 so far and seek more contributions to fund the display along Massachusetts Street.
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Perfect Entry Wins Contest In Journal World Football Pool
Charles Hill of 716 Mass. St. predicted all 20 game winners and KU to beat Oklahoma State 24 to 13 earning a 15 pound turkey. Barbara Tucker and Chester Gibbens took second and third with near misses on Harvard Dartmouth and KU Oklahoma State scores. More than 1200 entries competed as week eight entries rise across Kansas and beyond.
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New Legion Fun Chief Named For 40 and 8 Group
Reginald C. White of Charleston West Virginia was elected commander of the 40 and 8 American Legion fun making group, succeeding John Hobble of Liberal Kansas.
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Coan Doubtful Kirshman Lost After OSU Game
Kansas University football faces uncertainty as halfback Bert Coan awaits two days of tests for a shoulder injury while tackle Stan Kirshman is almost certain to miss the rest of the season with a broken hand. Kirshman’s cast lowers his playing chances for KU’s November 19 at Missouri.
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Weather notes Northeast Kansas forecast for Tuesday
The Northeast Kansas forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday. Lows around 50 tonight with highs 65 to 70 Tuesday. Temperatures will be 8 to 10 degrees above seasonal normals for the period with little precipitation noted. Ambulance service at reasonable prices, Rumsey Funeral Home.
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