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In Dayton Ohio a 19 month old boy John Taylor and his mother Verna Taylor were killed when struck by a car while crossing US 25. The driver Mildred R Lisk 39 fled but was stopped about 150 feet away. Lisk was to appear in the sheriff's office after release without charge.
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Bomb mailing to Nixon discovered in San Diego
A package mailed to Vice President Richard M. Nixon in Washington was found in San Diego with a note reading pull string to open. An Army M15 artillery simulator containing flash powder was inside. pulling the string could have detonated it and could have killed nearby people, authorities said.
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Wyoming candidates mix humor with campaigning
In Cheyenne, voters encountered playful campaign cards as Percy Davis touted himself as “the last man to let you down” and Otis L. Melton urged support with a card saying “Youve got to vote for me, I get mad when I lose.”
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GOP Sweep Unlikely as Dems Firm in Congress
Washington AP reports the new Congress will bring many new faces but little shift in voting strength. Republicans look unlikely to seize Senate control, while a conservative GOP Southern Democrat coalition is expected to persist. House gains for Republicans appear modest, with Democrats confirming a possible net loss of up to 15 seats and Republicans aiming to cut the Democratic majority by about 30.
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Spaceflight attempt ends as rocket stage burns out early
Cape Canaveral AP bulletin reports the Air Force failed to launch a radiation study payload when the Blue Scout carrier rocket second stage burned out too soon.
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Commies Gain In Italy In Provincial Elections
Rome AP reports the Communist Socialist left won substantial gains in Italy's provincial elections, narrowing the gap with the Christian Democrats to within 14 percent of the total vote. The Christian Democrats posted a slightly larger share than four years ago but still trailed their 1958 parliamentary performance. Unofficial returns from 78 of 91 provinces show the left advancing Sunday and Monday, signaling a notable shift in regional power dynamics.
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Reveal Firing Of Pilot Prior To Fatal Crash
Washington sources report Arctic Pacific Airlines fired pilot Donald L. Chesher by letter to the FAA on Oct. 27. Two days later Chesher piloted a charter C46 that crashed at Toledo Express Airport, killing 22 including 16 California Polytechnic football players and Chesher. Investigators seek why a discharged pilot remained in command.
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Singer, 104, Dies at Met Opera's Opening
Clothilde Opera Gobbi, a 104 year old singer who performed at the Metropolitan Opera at its 1883 opening, died Monday in Bellevue Hospital.
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Do Your Own Vote Computing Eyeing Big Seven States
The Guideposts advise watching the Big Seven states for election trend clues after polls close. Kennedy leads in New York, with Pennsylvania and Ohio offering early hints. Texas and California pose later counts, while Illinois Michigan and others influence overall prospects.
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Nixon Gets Fast Start In New Hampshire Returns
Five isolated New Hampshire villages, first to report, favor Vice President Richard M. Nixon over Senator John F. Kennedy. Early results tally Nixon 49 to 8 for Kennedy, as towns voting just after midnight deliver a clear initial lead.
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Jet Crashes On Takeoff Killing 5 at Air Base
A B47 Stratojet bomber with eight engines crashed on takeoff from Lockbourne Air Force Base in Ohio during a routine training mission. All five aboard died as the $24 million jet exploded on the 12,000 foot runway. Names withheld pending next-of-kin notification.
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Election At A Glance As Nixon Faces Kennedy
Nixon versus Kennedy for the presidency with 269 electoral votes needed of 537. House seats 437 contested with Democrats 283 to Republicans 154. Senate 34 seats up of 100 with Democrats 66 and Republicans 34. Governors 27 of 50 to be filled. Polls show nationwide totals and varied polling times across states.
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300 Guests Flee New York Hotel Blaze
An unexplained fire at Manhattan's 40 floor New Yorker hotel sent thick black smoke through the building forcing 300 guests to flee. One man died of a heart attack and 19 others were overcome by smoke as five fire companies and rescue squads arrived quickly. The blaze started in an unoccupied six floor suite and spread down a hall, but was confined to that floor.
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Weather Outlook Winds Up With Rain and Warmer Temps
The forecast calls for windy, warmer conditions with occasional rain tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures will be in the low 40s tonight, with a high around 46 on Wednesday and more rain. Yesterday's official high was 40 at 4 p.m. and the overnight low was 25.
Nation awaits Nixon Kennedy finish in pivotal vote
The nation polls 67 million voters deciding whether Richard Nixon or John Kennedy should lead. Turnout is expected to break records with governors and Congress races shaping the final result. Key states Illinois Michigan Pennsylvania and Texas are tossups as campaigns end with TV appeals and political forecasts.
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Today's Chuckle An Interruption Shortens Story
A lighthearted note suggests that interruptions can trim a long tale to a concise punchline, delivering a quick quip about storytelling. The line playfully frames interruptions as a tool to keep humor compact.
Ohio Votes as Four Million File to Polls for President
Ohioans brave cold to cast ballots in a sharp presidential contest. Nixon and Kennedy campaign hard for Ohio’s 25 electoral votes, a state historically pivotal with strong urban and rural splits. Democrats seek gains in the 14-6 Senate delegation while county results vary across Cleveland Toledo Akron Dayton Youngstown and Canton.
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Third Murder Trial Looms In Finch Case With Carole Tregoff
In Los Angeles three women doubted Dr. R Bernard Finch s testimony and the jury deadlocked after two trials that cost about 600000. Nine jurors found Finch guilty of murder while three stood for second degree. Carole Tregoff was found guilty by nine with three acquitting. A third trial set for Jan 3 will reuse new judge and jury.
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