Nixon Delighted by Texas Crowd Brings Campaign North
Vice President Richard M. Nixon, cheered by large Dixie crowds, pressed attacks on Senator John F. Kennedy as he campaigned through Texas and the South. He planned stops in Casper, Spokane, and Fresno during a grueling final week, with Alaska on Sunday’s itinerary. Nixon defended oil policy and challenged Kennedy on tidelands and depletion allowances while Dallas broker H. L. Hunt endorsed the Kennedy Johnson ticket, citing Texas interests. Nixon urged Republicans to mobilize five days before election day.
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Libel suit against Times heads to appeal in Alabama
Montgomery Police Commissioner L B Sullivan was awarded 500000 in the Times libel case against four Negro ministers and the newspaper. The verdict, the largest in Alabama court history, sparked appeals plans by the Times and its attorneys. The ministers named were Ralph D Abernathy Solomon S Seay Sr F L Jauttlesworth and J E Lowery. The suit stemmed from a full page ad aiding Martin Luther King Jr and alleged tax and demonstration issues. Other suits filed by city officials and Gov Patterson await trial.
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Ike May Visit African Nations After Election
President Eisenhower may visit Nigeria and perhaps other African nations after his term ends in January. The White House announced a formal invitation for a Nigeria visit at any time convenient to the President. The invitation will be uppermost in his mind when considering future plans.
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Weather Forecast Promises Wet Period Ahead
The forecast warns of showers tonight and Saturday with wetter conditions into early next week. Expect a low tonight and a high Saturday around 56, with temperatures four to eight degrees below the seasonal norms of 39 to 57. About a half-inch of rain is anticipated over the period. yesterday’s high reached 52 and the overnight low 39.
Roa Predicts U S Invasion Ahead of Nixon Victory
Raul Roa, Cuban foreign minister, forecast a U S invasion by Tuesday to aid Richard Nixon's campaign. The claim was dismissed as propaganda. The State Department offered no comment on the noted prediction made at the United Nations.
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Castro jitters prompt Nixon aide’s defiant reply
Herbert Klein called Castro’s threats a routine rumble from a Castro man. He spoke as Cuba’s press and radio stoked invasion jitters for weeks, with Castro and the government controlled media fanning fears.
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Americans in Havana See U S Aims Amid Cuban Tensions
In Havana, Americans believe Washington seeks to divert attention from Cuba’s economic woes, shortages, layoffs, wage cuts, and tax increases. Castro may argue the United States avoids invasion due to Cuban military readiness, international furor, and fear of Soviet involvement.
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Rumors of anti-Khrushchev coup swirl in Vienna
Vienna reports rumors of an anti Khrushchev coup in Moscow with Malenkov, Zhukov, and Molotov named in rumors. No confirmation from Moscow or Western officials. British and Vienna sources say Moscow shows no sign of upheaval as leaders gather for Bolshevik anniversary celebrations.
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Gaitskell Wins 2 to 1 Over Wilson for Labour Leader
London AP reports left wing Labour rebels failed to depose Hugh Gaitskell as party leader by 166 to 81 after a week of voting. Wilson supporters plan new moves including possible splinter party, while debates over U.S. bases and Polaris submarines faced parliamentary rebuffs.
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Washington Officials Skeptical of Rumors Report Source
Washington officials expressed private skepticism about the rumors and questioned the report’s source, saying they were very skeptical of the information and its origin.
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Work Eight Hours Then Rise To The Boss
A humorous advice piece notes that steady faithful labor for eight hours daily leads to eventual promotion to a boss role. It jokes that the new duties will require twelve hours of work and all the worrying.
Debate Slated Monday Congo Charges Stir M. Hammarskjold On Spot
At the United Nations Dag Hammarskjold faced pressure as Rajeshwar Dayal blamed Belgian nationals for pushing Congo toward disaster. The report supports Lumumba and calls Mobutu's coup a usurpation, urging Congo Parliament and Kasavubu's office restored.
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Small Plane Crashes On LA Freeway
A small plane piloted by Los Angeles businessman Robert A. Yeakel fought through a rain storm before plunging onto the San Bernardino Freeway near Ontario California. Four aboard were killed along with one motorist and four cars were struck by wreckage. Yeakel, 41, and his son Kenneth 23 and Robert Jr. 14, and associate Joseph Taylor 41, were confirmed dead. Jose Castaneda 48 was fatally injured. Identification of victims was hindered by blast damage.
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Kennedy Staff Charged With Violations
In Columbus Ohio the U S Labor Department says Ohio officials may have violated federal law by aiding Kennedy campaign staff to obtain unemployment benefits information for political purposes The department will forward these Hatch Act related allegations to the Civil Service Commission for action Officials deny a violation and say some individuals voluntarily appeared in Kennedy campaign filming for the Democratic presidential bid
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Bank Robbery Reported in Greenville Ohio
The Citizens State Bank in Greenville Ohio was robbed of 5000 dollars by a single male suspect who fled on foot around 11 10 A M. Patrol units and sheriff deputies set roadblocks as the investigation proceeds. In Moscow, the Red Star warned the U S that the Soviet fleet would be destroyed if it nears Soviet shores.
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Kennedy Expands Campaign Across Three States
Senator John F. Kennedy campaigns in Texas Oklahoma and other states challenging Nixon record on foreign affairs. He riffs on Nixon as a circus elephant and urges crowds to back Kennedy and Johnson for Democratic victory. Johnson dominates Austin and Texas stops while Kennedy pushes the Oklahoma vote as crucial for a nationwide win.
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Louisiana to Fight Integration in 12 Day Session
Baton Rouge AP report says the Louisiana Legislature convenes aiming to resist school integration three months after federal courts warned Gov Jimmie H Davis against interference. Secret plans outlined, officials fear peaceful protests if public schools face closure. New Orleans public schools ordered to integrate first grades Nov 14.
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Spy Suspect Out Of Jail Till Hearing
Ig or Y Melekh a UN secretary employed by the United Nations accused of spying for the Soviet Union is freed on $50,000 bail with a federal order to stay in Manhattan. Indicted with Willie Hirsch for allegedly seeking military maps and photographs of Chicago for transmission to the Soviet Union.
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