Church Uses Trading Stamps At Sunday Service
In Lake Wales Florida the First Methodist Church handed out trading stamps to 190 attendees on Sunday evening. Each person received five trading stamps and five church stamps upon entry as part of a loyalty program tied to attendance. Reverend Robert C. Boggs noted the crowd was a bit larger but attributed no direct effect to the stamps.
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Freak Accidents Push Weekend Death Toll To 22
The Associated Press reports Ohio saw 22 accidental deaths from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday, including 12 on highways, 2 in a fire, and 8 in miscellaneous incidents. Notable cases include a Cleveland boy drowned in a rolling 5 gallon drum, a Mississippi truck driver killed by a falling gun, two drownings in Lake Erie, and a fatal single-vehicle crash involving a intoxicated driver.
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Bombing hits New York Public Library in midtown
The Sun day bomber struck again in New York as the New York Public Library was rocked by a blast. Windows shattered, debris flew, and a foot-deep hole opened in the ground while about 1,000 people were inside. Two youths were seen fleeing Bryant Park nearby as police vowed tighter security.
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Kennedy Sees Roosevelt Legacy in Deep South Swing
In Warm Springs Kennedy lauded Roosevelt for opening doors to the Negro and pledged a health care focus in a speech at the Little White House. He contrasted Democratic progress with Republican opposition and noted large crowds during a 75 mile Youngstown motorcade.
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Chuckle Safety Slogan Prompts Caution About Children Driving
A safety note mocks daily risks with a slogan urging drivers to watch for school children especially when they are behind the wheel. The line plays on caution and urban awareness, reflecting a humorous yet pointed take on road safety.
Fidel Castro to address Cuba on U S charges and escambray war
Fidel Castro was to speak at a congress closing on U S arms claims and a weekend victory against anti-C Castro forces in the Escambray mountains. The military said 127 captured rebels would face a tribunal, three insurgents killed, four wounded, with government casualties modest. A later report cited U S stockpiles and a parachute thrust, while sporadic violence and prison escapes continued in Cuba.
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Nixon to intensify campaign in final four weeks
Vice President Richard M. Nixon plans a Western swing with a 7:40 a.m. speech in Billings and stops in Denver and Salt Lake City to rally support. Nixon aides say the race remains close and the plan is to hit harder and sharper at Senator John F. Kennedy as election day nears.
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Little Electric Shocks Gadget Could Help Paraplegics Walk
Dr. Adrian Kantrowitz reports a portable electronic system using magnetic tape to deliver timed electric shocks to leg muscles, producing walking motion in anesthetized dogs. He estimates about three years and 600000 dollars of work remain before trials on patients, with 250000 Americans living as paraplegics.
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Kennedy calls for halt on underground nuclear tests
Senator John F. Kennedy states the United States should not resume underground nuclear tests at this time. If elected president he would push vigorous negotiations with the Soviet Union to ban all nuclear tests, and only resume testing if a realistic agreement fails. The position was conveyed in a telegram to former Atomic Energy Commissioner Thomas E. Murray.
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GOP Quiz Show To Feature Ike Eisenhower
President Eisenhower will star in a half hour NBC quiz show tonight at 8 30 p m EDT to back the Republican ticket. He will not speak but may open with a brief statement supporting Vice President Nixon and Henry Cabot Lodge.
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Lumumba's Stand Surrounded by Congolese Troops in Leopoldville
Col. Joseph Mobutu ordered Lumumba's residence ringed with 200 soldiers after Lumumba's Sunday night march through the native quarter. A scuffle broke out as pro Lumumba supporters were driven back. ten were detained and minor injuries reported. Lumumba proclaimed he remains in power from a balcony. Mobutu later reduced troop strength to 50, claiming the aim was to bar Lumumba's allies from entering the residence. Lumumba, aboard a taxi or limousine with UN guards, urged rallying support to expel UN forces and deny Belgian return, while denying Communist ties. Observers note anger over unresolved Congo problems and possible parliamentary attempts to reconvene amid the crisis.
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Lodge Would OK Negro In Cabinet
SAN FRANCISCO AP Henry Cabot Lodge the Republican vicepresidential nominee said on Face the Nation he would like to see a Negro in the Cabinet He noted United States victories in the United Nations and commented on votes regarding admitting Red China He also said there is no difference in federal aid for public and private or parochial school students.
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Winter Weather in West Brings Snow and Wind
The northern Rockies saw light wintry weather while the central plateau remained pleasant. Cold rain or snow stretched from southern Montana into Wyoming, southeast Idaho, Utah, and Nevada with winds up to 35 mph. Mountain areas of south central and southwest Utah reported up to a foot of snow. West Yellowstone saw over half a foot and Lander recorded three inches in six hours. A heavy snowstorm forced a road closure between Ely Nevada and Bakersfield California.
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Mild week ahead for Miami Valley with near normal temps
The Weather Bureau forecasts pleasant days and cool nights in the Miami Valley this week. Highs around 70 and lows near 45, with about .2 inches of rain in showers Wednesday and late week. Yesterday's high reached 72 at 2 pm, and this morning's low was 48. Saturday morning rainfall measured at .15 inch.
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Khrushchev Eyes Tonight Appearance At UN Assembly
United Nations officials expect Premier Khrushchev to speak again at the General Assembly tonight after his television interview in which he vowed that the Soviet Union will not start a war. He plans to return home Thursday and intends to push his disarmament and reform proposals during the final days of the session. Prime Minister Nehru left for London amid a mixed assessment of the assembly.
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