Were Guns Meant For Kennedy
Two men carrying loaded guns were seized by Chicago police during a JFK parade near the loop. A patrolman tackled one man, a Puerto Rican, near Kennedy as officers nabbed him with a loaded .25 pistol. The other suspect, Israel Dabney, a 61 year old clergyman, was stopped at the stadium gate with a revolver in a bag. Both claimed protection purposes and faced concealed weapon charges. Kennedy appeared unaware of the tussle.
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John F. Kennedy
Loop
Kennedy
Vincent Moretti
Moretti
Alejandro Jaime Cruz
United States
Cruz
Patrick Flynn
Stadium
Israel Dabney
Louisiana
Fire Claims 3 Children In Cleveland
In Cleveland a fire fatally swept through a two story frame dwelling killing Gregory Gordon 2 Ricardo 6 and Belinda 9 daughters of Mrs James Gordon. A fourth child was badly burned Sharon 3 was hospitalized. Fire started in the living room and spread. damage estimated at 1800 dollars. Royal Willis upstairs tenant awakened by smoke and alerted others.
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Cleveland
Gregory Gordon
Ricardo
Belinda
James Gordon
Sharon
Katherine Grey
Irwin Ballich
Battalion 7
Ballich
Royal Willis
Kennedy Gains Confidence In New York Campaign Push
Sen. John F. Kennedy, showing growing confidence, makes a final push for New York's 45 electoral votes. He stresses economic issues and cost of living while noting improved standing in the last week. He criticizes Nixon and Eisenhower, calling Republicans a circus. Kennedy hints at appointing a woman as consumer counsel if elected.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
New York City
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Eisenhower
United States
Middle West
Bronx County
Kennedy's Chicago Sendoff Ends Campaign Tour in Style
Kennedy's final Chicago appearance Friday night drew massive turnout in rain so dense the exact crowd count remains unknown. The march, run, and lines along the rain-swept streets showcased a highly organized, colorful farewell to a defining campaign moment.
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Kennedy
Chicago
Officials Probe Tank Explosion at Ford Plant
Ford Motor Co will send safety officials from Detroit to Cincinnati area to determine cause of a tank truck blast at a Ford transmission plant loading dock. Two men killed John E Morgan 50 Hamilton fire protection officer and Clarence Bennison 51 Newport Ky maintenance worker. Walter J Scholl 41 Cincinnati plant guard and Lonnie Price Harrison injured at Christ Hospital with fractures. The 8800 gallon tank truck entered plant to pick up used transmission oil.
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Cincinnati
Ford Motor Co
Detroit
Twoen
Ford
Sharonville
John E. Morgan
Hamilton
Clarence Bennison
Newport
Waler J. Scholl
Lonnie Price
Harrison
Christ Hospital
Puerto Rican Bar censures bishops over voting letters
The Puerto Rican Bar Association in San Juan denounced bishops who urged Catholics to abstain from supporting Gov. Louis Muñoz Marín and the Popular Democratic party in the November 8 election. The resolution criticizing the three bishops passed 417 to 188 with 156 absent, seen as a victory for the governor in his clash with church hierarchy amid a church guidance controversy.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Puerto Rican Bar Association
Louis Munoz Marin
Popular Democratic Party
Popular Democrats
Mack Sennett Dies At 76 In Hollywood
Hollywood AP reports Mack Sennett, 76, a film pioneer and creator of famed slapstick, died today at the Motion Picture County House and Hospital in Woodland Hills.
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Hollywood
Mack Sennett
Motion Picture County House
Woodland Hills
Hundred Bay Area Families Enter Fallout Shelter Test
One hundred Bay Area families aged 2 months to 68 years lived underground Friday night in a 25 by 48 foot fallout shelter at Camp Parks. Fifty three adults and 47 children descended an inclined tunnel at 6 35 p m. The shelter is well lit and ventilated as part of a government program to study civilian protection in nuclear attack scenarios.
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Pleasanton
Calif
Bay Area
Camp Parks
De Gaulle's Algeria move sparks French crisis voice
France faces a nationalist and leftist uproar as President de Gaulle threatens emergency powers and a national referendum to redefine Algeria’s status. He says Algeria will have its own government and laws, while critics warn of a one man rule and possible civil upheaval across the country.
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Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
France
Algeriar
Russia
Red China
de Gaulle
Algiers
de’ Gaulle
Nationalie
Ferhat Abbas
Tunis
National Front
National Assembly
Georges Budault
Maurice Faure
Raul Salan
Algena
Madrid
Europe
Congo Pot Continues Boiling
United Nations amid charges of a move to place Congo under UN trusteeship. Congo information minister Pascal Kappella warned of an imminent invasion by Ghanaian Guinean and Moroccan troops and vowed treason charges for collaborators. Rajeshwar Dayal accused Belgian nationals of trying to sway Congo, while the U.S. rejected the report and defended Belgium and Mobutu's regime.
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United Nations, N. Y
Dag Ham
Marshjold
U. N. Congo
United Nations
Pascal Kappella
Congo
Sby Radio
U. N
Rajeshwar Dayal
United States
Belgium
M Churchill era advisory panel to convoke Congo peace mission
Hammarskjold's advisory committee planned a meeting today to issue final guidance to a 15 man conciliation mission. The team will be sent to the Congo to seek to unite warring political factions and restore stability.
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Hammearskjold
Congo
Reds Deny Russian Coup As Nonsense headline
Vienna stirred as Abend Presse claimed Khrushchev ousted in a coup with Malenkov successor and Red China said to have a hand. Soviets called the report utter complete nonsense in Vienna Bonn and New York offices.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Bonn
New York
Tass
Abend-Presse
Moscow
Khrushchev
Malenkov
Georgi M. Malenkov
Red China
U S Thinks Tho May Save Congo
The United States says Joseph Ileo may lead the Congo out of chaos. State Department criticizes a UN Congo report while defending Belgium and noting Mobutu's shaky control after a military coup. Lumumba seeks renewed support across Africa and Asia to regain power.
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Washington
United States
Joseph Tieo
Congo
Tieo
Senate
State Department
U.N
Belgium
Ilo
Patrice Lumumba
Joseph Kasavubu
Lumumba
Ileo
Col
Joseph Mobutu
Mobutu
The True Cost of Needs and Luxuries
A witty look at how people define needs and luxuries. It contrasts necessities you endure with luxuries you should drop yet often keep, highlighting humorous contradictions in everyday choices.
GOP Head Charged In Warrant
A warrant charges Wallace Dickinson a 38 year old lawyer and former FBI agent with conspiracy to commit grand larceny and breaking and entering in the disappearance of 50000 pamphlets from Democratic headquarters. The pamphlets titled What Nixon should have said were printed at 1400 and to be distributed after Nixon's speech. State Republican Chairman Gregory D Shorey called it the most ridiculous thing he has heard.
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Columbia
S. C
Wallace Dickinson
FBI
Dickerson
Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
Gregory D. Shorey
Tragic 30-Foot Trestle Fall Kills Woman in Portsmouth
In Portsmouth Ohio a 44 year old, Mrs Charlotte Rhoades, died after falling 30 feet from a railroad trestle while using the structure as a shortcut with another woman as a train approached. Police are investigating.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Charlotte Rhoades
Nixon Attacks Kennedy In Fresno Campaign Swing
Vice President Richard M. Nixon drew an estimated 15,000 in Fresno while charging Senator Kennedy with a "synthetic bank" financing plan. He warned Kennedy’s programs would raise taxes and boost spending, and vowed to keep campaigning through California with stops in San Jose Hayward Oakland and Van Nuys before a coast-to-coast TV address.
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Richard M. Nixon
California
John F. Kennedy
Fresno
San Jose
Hayward
Oakland
van Nuys
Los Angeles
Kennedy
White House
Norfolk
Virginia
Spokane
Wash
Judge states murder likely in Finch trial
Los Angeles AP report notes jurors remained divided on a murder verdict as Superior Court Judge LeRoy Dawson told the 17th day deliberations in the Finch Tregoff case that he believed a killing occurred. He rejected the defendants’ divorce motive story and found the state witness Cody more credible. The judge cautioned the jury not to follow his views.
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Finch
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Superior Court
LeRoy Dawson
Miss Tregoff
Mrs. Finch
Carole
John Patrick Cody
Minneapolis
Cody
John Cody
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