Khrushchev on Stand at United Nations Today
Premier Khrushchev faces a disarmament debate as the United Nations Assembly weighs agenda items including Hungary Tibet and racial discrimination in South Africa. He signals possible a special session in 1961 while noting US electoral campaigning and insisting on inspections before disarmament, with Soviet planes arriving for his departure.
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Nixon Endorsement Sparks Utah Peace Message Tour
AP dispatch notes Vice President Richard Nixon emphasizes peace in his bid for Western support. A Utah Mormon leader’s apparent endorsement in Salt Lake City fuels expectation that Utah’s four electoral votes favor Nixon, as he tours Albuquerque and San Diego after Denver and Billings.
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Albuquerque
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San Diego
California
Salt Lake City
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John F. Kennedy
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Republican Party
Party of Peace
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Denver
Eisenhower
Billings
Mont
United States
Washington
Kennedy Urges Fifth TV Debate Before Election
Senator John F. Kennedy calls for a fifth television radio debate with Richard M. Nixon ahead of the November election. He telegrammed NBC and ABC accepting the proposal and urged other networks to join. He cites large audiences and notes the fourth debate is set for Oct. 21 with fears of a last minute GOP blitz.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Eisenhower
Senators Propose Fifth Debate Time for Historic Encounters
A telegram from three Democratic senators proposed November 2 for a fifth debate to enable unprecedented encounters. NBC and ABC accepted the proposal on Monday.
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ABC
UN Rebuffs Demands to Arrest Lumumba in Congo Crisis
In Leopoldville the United Nations refused to hand over Patrice Lumumba to Col. Mobutu's forces. The Congo provisional government had demanded Lumumba be arrested for unauthorized activities, setting a 3 p.m. deadline that passed with Lumumba in residence under U.N. protection. The UN said Lumumba could be arrested only if parliamentary immunity was lifted, and efforts continued to resolve the standoff as mobs and troops watched.
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United Nations Today
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Joseph Mobutu
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United Nations
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Congo
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Joseph Kasavubu
Witty quip on aging and public perception
A concise humorous reflection on how concerns about others fade with age. At twenty we care what the world thinks, by thirty we worry, and by fifty we learn it wasn’t thinking of us at all.
Be a Sugar Daddy Beats Nomad Nord Ditches Beatniks
Venice AP report profiles Eric Big Daddy Nord a 300 pound former beatnik king who abandons the beat scene for TV work and an art gallery life. He criticizes beatniks as sponges and plans an Baja California art colony aided by television earnings. Nord sports a shaved goatee but keeps stubble and models new attire for photos.
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Pirates Take 3-2 Edge in World Series Showdown
AP reports the Pittsburgh Pirates lead the New York Yankees 3-2 after a 5-2 win at Yankee Stadium. Manager Danny Murtaugh plans Bot Friend to start Wednesday to close out the series as Elroy Face again shut down the Yankees. Forecast calls for sunny mild weather and a 70 degree high.
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Crewman Defects From Khrushchev Ship Balti ka
An Estonian crewman, Victor Jaanimets, 29, first class oiler aboard the Balti ka carrying Khrushchev to the United Nations, defected seeking political asylum in New York. Estonian vice consul Ernst Jaakson confirmed Jaanimets visited an Estonian center and declined to disclose his location. An Immigration official confirmed a crewman requested asylum on Monday as the ship remained tied up at a East River pier amid Estonia’s unanswered occupancy dispute.
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United Nations General Assembly
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United States
Estonia
American May Face It Castro Orders Firing Squad
A Cuban military tribunal, under Fidel Castro, prepares to try over 100 insurgents captured in the Escambray Mountains. A U.S. citizen, identified only as a New York policeman or fireman, is reportedly among the detainees. Castro says Yankee imperialists are responsible for the criminals sent to firing squads and vows continued offensive against counter revolution.
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Escambray Mountains
U.S
New York
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Struck GE Plant Resumes Work in Bucyrus Ohio
The Bucyrus GE lamp works reopened after a strike since last Tuesday. 48 employees reported for the 7 pm shift, followed by 81 on the 3:30 am shift, with 132 on first shift normally. The IUE honored injunction terms with limited picketing at all three gates and across the street. police and deputies kept order. no incidents reported.
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The Lid Goes On At Cape
News men barred from reporting a U S ballistic missile shot for the first time in nearly three years. The Navy offers no explanation as information is withheld during a series of Polaris submarine launchings. The atomic submarine Patrick Henry waits at Port Canaveral to cruise submerged and fire shots to extend Polaris range.
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U.S
Navy
Patrick Henry
Port Canaveral
Atlantic
George Washington
Polaris
Navy tightens secrecy on Polaris submarine launches
The Navy will not pre announce launches or report test results, citing operational conditions. Polaris initial range 1380 miles, planned 1725 miles for 1962 version. Despite recent failures, officials say problems fixed after a string of tests including 700 mile land pad flight.
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Rebels Edge In Laos Peace Talks Amid Mixed Hope
In Vientiane Laos peace talks opening between the neutralist government led by Premier Souvanna Phouma and the Pathet Lao began amid hope fear and strained camaraderie The Pathet Lao appeared stronger and the government split between factions The United States has cut military aid as talks start and Souvanna and his half brother Souvanna Vong plan to assume leadership when the main round begins, with weeks or months of preliminaries expected.
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Vientiane
Laos
Pathet Lao
Souvanna Phouma
United States
Armay
Souvanna
Souvanna Vong
Fall Outlook: Warm Sun, Light Fog Predicted
A strong high pressure system sits over southern Ohio bringing calm fall weather. Expect tomorrow's after noon temperatures in the low 80s, with tonight dipping to about 50. Night cooling may yield scattered ground fog tomorrow morning before sunburns it off. Yesterday's official high reached 78 at 4 pm and the low this morning was 42 at 7 am.
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