UN votes on Cuban charges at United Nations
In New York the United Nations General Assembly prepared to vote on Cuba’s demand for immediate debate on alleged U.S. invasion plans against Castro. Cuba and Soviet bloc allies urged action, while the United States called the charges false, with Raul Roa accusing Kennedy and Nixon of undermining the UN and OAS.
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Weather Outlook and Temperature Details
The forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Wednesday with a cool low of 33 and possible frost tonight. Wednesday should be mostly fair with a daytime high around 0. Yesterday's high reached 8 at 12 15 p m and the overnight low was 47 with .25 inches of rainfall recorded yesterday.
Eisenhower to speak in Cleveland and Pittsburgh for Nixon campaign
President Eisenhower likely will campaign in Cleveland and Pittsburgh this weekend as part of his final drive for Nixon. He then plans a joint New York rally with Nixon and a national radio television address before election eve, with network plans and state importance noted.
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Accountant Says Nixon In On Loan
A Los Angeles accountant, Phillip Reiner, told the New York Post that all major decisions on a $205,000 Hughes Tool Co loan to Donald Nixon were cleared with his brother, Vice President Richard M. Nixon. Reiner said the vice president was never to be named directly in reports but referenced by code terms. The 1956 loan, raised by Washington columnist Drew Pearson, linked Nixon to a possible conflict of interest.
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Kennedy leads in presidential race, surveys show
Washington bulletin notes Time Newsweek and U S News and World Report surveys placing Senator John F Kennedy ahead. In Chile three violent earthquakes struck southern regions today, causing collapse and panic across multiple cities with residents fleeing into the streets.
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Inside Crossword Puzzle and Local Pages Highlight
The page notes sections titled Inside Crossword Puzzle and Markets and Radio TV. It references sections such as Deaths Funerals and Women’s Page with a theater and local news feel. Sparse readable fragments mention Leesa and Valley News with partial listings and feature items.
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David Ramsey Recovers Tricks After Halloween Theft
Eight year old David Ramsey dressed as the Cuban prime minister on Halloween in Louisville. He was stopped by older boys who shouted taunts and grabbed his trick-or-treat sack. He recovered with a second sack and earned more goodies on his rounds.
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U S Officials to Press West Germany on Aid Flow
Washington sources say Secretary of the Treasury Robert B. Anderson and Undersecretary of State Douglas Dillon will visit West Germany within two weeks to urge increased aid to underdeveloped nations. Eisenhower reportedly pressed Adenauer to act quickly to curb gold flow as the United States bears Western aid burdens.
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Teen Tumbles From Truck Into Train Tragedy in Cabot
In Cabot Arkansas a Halloween prank ends fatally as 17 year old Dale Griffin falls or jumps from a truck bed into a train’s path at an unguarded crossing. Fellow passenger Don Wittenberg, 18, also falls but avoids injury while driver Bill Russell, 17, escapes harm. Missouri Pacific reports a prior near miss at Walnut Ridge where pranksters placed a crosstie on the line.
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Fidel Tightens Rules On Leaving Country
Fidel Castro's government broadens travel permits to restrict Cuban professionals and technicians from leaving. The new list includes government employees, executives of nationalized firms, engineers, physicians, petroleum specialists and bankers. Reports say skilled workers have been departing as the economy tightens under state control. Six Cubans were removed from a Cubana Airlines flight bound for Miami before departure.
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Tass Says U S Spy Arrested in Soviet Union
Tass reported an American spy named Platovsky alias Andrei Kreps and Pyotr Sosnovsky was arrested in the Soviet Union. The agency said he was smuggled in with another alleged spy named V M Slovnov, noting he trained in West Germany. The arrest follows the New York detainment of Igor Melekh for espionage and the FBI arrest of Willie Hirsch.
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Willie Hirsch
Cushing Denies Masonic Influence on Kennedy Vote
LAS VEGAS AP The Catholic archbishop of Boston, Richard Cardinal Cushing, called a Masonic official's charge that he pressured Senator Kennedy to change a vote on federal education aid a colossal lie. He spoke before the National Council of Catholic Women and did not name the editor or publication involved.
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Life at stake as Menderes court probes prem baby case
In Yassi ada Turkey the trial of former Prime Minister Adnan Menderes continues with the infant born to his mistress under scrutiny. Prosecution alleges Menderes ordered the baby killed. mistress Ayhan Adyan and a treating doctor testified of a natural death, while other doctors offered conflicting views. The case ties to the 1950s political upheaval and a broad treason trial against Menderes and many Dem party figures.
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Today's Chuckle We're better off financially if we act our wage
A light computer-generated joke notes people would be wiser financially by living within their means and spending according to earned income. It emphasizes prudence and restraint in daily money choices with a humorous twist.
Amish Wedding Season Sparks Customs Across Lancaster County
In Pennsylvania Dutch country, the first Amish couples obtain licenses signaling a November wedding period. Weddings begin around 8:30 am and extend beyond sundown with 400 guests typical. Music, dancing, and playful rites accompany a solemn service led by a bishop. Divorce is unheard of and newlyweds buy a closed carriage to replace the courting buggy.
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Computer Predicts Age With Ten Questions
A New York preview of General Motors Motorara reveals an electronic computer that asks ten queries to estimate a person age with a final answer of 21 for a qualifying respondent. The test uses yes and nap buttons and includes questions such as born before 1928 and whether age is even.
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General Motors
Finch Jury Resumes Deliberations in Murder Retrial
LOS ANGELES RP The Finch murder retrial jury resumes deliberations after a three day break to hear Carole Tregoff testimony. Prosecution and defense read through 605 pages of testimony, then deliberated about an hour before returning to hotel quarters for the night. Dr R Bernard Finch 42 and Carole Tregoff 23 are accused of killing his wife Barbara Jean to marry without her wealth. Finch contends the July 1959 shooting was accidental.
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Carole Tregoff
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R. Bernard Finch
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Nixon taunts Kennedy family in New Jersey rally
Vice President Richard M Nixon told a 15,000 strong Ridgewood crowd that he would debate Jack Kennedy and his entire family, taunting Lyndon Johnson’s role as the campaign moves into Pennsylvania New York stops. He called Kennedy's remark juvenile and urged a debate between Jack and Lyndon to show where they stand.
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Kennedy Charges Reversal
Senator John F. Kennedy travels across the country in a last week push for the presidency criticizing Richard M. Nixon for reversing 25 years of Republican policy on Social Security. He argues Nixon’s position paper on Social Security misstates priorities and would shortchange aged citizens. Kennedy cites Nixon’s past opposition to medical aid funded by Social Security and pledges White House leadership.
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Iran Rejoices Over Birth of Crown Prince at Tehran Hospital
Iran celebrates as Queen Farah Diba feeds the newborn crown prince at Charity Hospital. Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi visits the queen and infant, whose birth Oct 31 prompts 20 percent income tax cuts and an amnesty for 98 prisoners. The baby’s name is not yet announced, with possible names Reza or Cyrus.
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