Nixon Victory Lean In Ohio Topics Second Kennedy Debate
Vice President Nixon rested after Cleveland rallying to prepare for tonight's 7:30 PM EDT face off with John F Kennedy in their second of four televised encounters. Nixon claimedDemocrats will drift to the GOP, aiming to win Ohio and other states as Kennedy disputed inflation claims. In Nashville crowds and a large Cleveland audience followed the campaign trail.
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Kennedy Challenges Nixon in Civil Rights Clash
Senator John F. Kennedy accused Richard Nixon of avoiding clear civil rights stances in Southern speeches and urged Nixon to state his position on Negro sit ins and fair employment practices. Kennedy defended his own commitment to constitutional rights for all Americans in the South and border states, just after returning for the second TV debate with Nixon.
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Kennedy Nixon 2nd Debate Set for NBC Studio Telecast
Republican Richard M. Nixon and Democrat John F. Kennedy prepare for a more combative second presidential debate shaped by a warmer studio setting. The hour long broadcast, airing 7 30 p m EST, will feature questions from a four member panel including Edward P Morgan Paul Niven Alvin Spivak and Hal Levy with Frank McGee moderating from NBC.
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Hoffa Warns Union Will Cross Picket Lines
James R. Hoffa announced the Teamsters would cross strike lines at General Electric plants citing the Landrum Griffin Act as the reason. He spoke at a $100 dinner raising funds for Ray Cohen and other Local 107 officials facing indictment for alleged conspiracy to loot the local treasury. Hoffa criticized JFK and the AFL CIO for not blocking the act's passage.
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Today's Chuckle An atheist is a fellow with no visible means of support.
A humorous line notes that an atheist is a person lacking visible means of support. The quip relies on wordplay about belief and financial support. It reflects a light social joke rather than a factual event.
Kennedy teases Boston accent in Cincinnati speech
Senator John F. Kennedy sparked laughter in Fountain Square Cincinnati by mispronouncing Boston as Cinnnotty and then correcting that it is how locals say it. He continued the talk by referring to the city as this one.
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South Africa Votes to Become a Republic
South Africa voted to become a republic with 849,958 votes for the republic and 775,978 against, a 73,980 margin. The result set the stage for a president to replace the queen as head of state, with Governor General Charles Swart or Finance Minister Theophilus Donges as leading candidates.
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France Promises Algerian Self Determination
France's Charles de Gaulle declared Algeria would choose to stay linked with France and urged peace for those who seek to end the violence. He pressed Europe toward unity for self preservation, criticized aspects of NATO, and called for France to maintain national defense including its own nuclear option.
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U N General Assembly Votes On Red China Agenda
The United Nations General Assembly moves to decide whether to place the Red China question on its agenda for debate, a decision that could reflect shifting neutralist support and test U S influence. Khrushchev pushes to back the motion while African and Asian delegates weigh their stance amid new neutralist members. Balloting expected late today or tonight.
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Six Nations to Speak Before Vote in UN Debates
Six nations were to address the UN before the vote: Cuba, Finland, Spain, Panama, Costa Rica and Australia, while many others already spoke. Khrushchev and other Communist delegates pressed the United States on racial discrimination, claiming African UN delegates faced mistreatment in New York.
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Polio cases hit high mark as week totals rise
Washington AP reports 179 new polio cases in the week, 121 paralytic. Maryland leads with 21 cases, including 15 in Baltimore, 3 in Baltimore County, and 2 in Anne Arundel. The Public Health Service notes a decline must follow for several weeks to confirm a peakbelieved passed.
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Gaitskell Faces Continued Labor Party Fight
In Scarborough England AP reports Britain's Labour Party exits its most rancorous conference since World War II still intact with Hugh Gaitskell as leader. Though due to further talks with the parliamentary delegation in London this month his position remains under challenge. Some members fear a fatal showdown as left wing insurgency peaks over nuclear weapons and alliance withdrawal.
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Japan Britain agree on 1.4 million payment for prewar losses
The two nations settled a 1.4 million dollar claim for losses suffered by British citizens and government officials during Japan’s prewar China campaign. Talks began in 1959 as part of postwar reconciliation efforts across decades.
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Five-Day Forecast With Mild Temperatures Ahead
The forecast calls for a dip to the lower 30s tonight with a slight chance of frost. Saturday looks fair and warmer and no precipitation is expected for five days. Temperatures will run above seasonal averages from 49 to 77, with an overnight low of 40 and yesterday's high around 75 at 4 30 p.m.
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