Macmillan Seeks Spring Conference on German Berlin Issue
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan urged a spring summit with Khrushchev to thaw the German Berlin impasse and resume top level talks after the American presidential change. He backed renewed disarmament efforts, joint Eastern Western scientific studies, and aimed to improve ties with France led Common Market while protecting white settler and native African rights. He contrasted Khrushchev and Maoist China on world communism and defended Western values.
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Paris
Germany
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Ike Golfs and Plans Coastal Trip After 70th Birthday
President Eisenhower played 18 holes of average golf at Gettysburg and spent time examining his farm and livestock. Telegrams flooded in to mark his 70th birthday, the first to reach that age while serving as president. Ike and the family, who arrived Friday for a birthday dinner, will return to Washington Sunday before a nine day coast to coast trip starting Monday.
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Arlene Dahl Marries Texas Oilman in Mexico Wedding
Actress Arlene Dahl and Texas oilman Chris Holmes wed Saturday in Cuernavaca Mexico. Judge Luis Sedano officiated on a private estate with guests including Dolores Del Rio and Mexico City socialites. This marks the third marriage for both spouses.
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Arene Dahl
Chris Holmes
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Mexico
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Nixon says no notes for next debate in Kennedy clash
In Phoenix Nixon announced he will use no notes during the forthcoming television debate with Senator Kennedy, through press secretary Herbert Klein after a rain dampened rally at a Phoenix high school stadium. He said he would object if Kennedy uses notes.
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John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Nixon
Herbert G. Klein
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Lodge casts election as life and death struggle
Willamsport AP Henry Cabot Lodge Republican nominee for vice president said the election is a life and death struggle with the Communists and those who would save freedoms. He spoke at the courthouse without notes and repeated criticism of Senator John F Kennedy over the Quemoy Matsu issue.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy Nixon debate logistics spark scheduling clash
The third debate debate rules are debated with notes and ground rules disputed by Klein. Representatives meet in Washington to resolve final arrangements for a two hour or one hour format and possible late October date. Nixon travels after a Phoenix appearance to Tulsa Springfield and Hartford to confer with his running mate.
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Washington
Nixon
Kennedy
Tulsa
Okla
Springfield
Ill
Hartford
Con
All Aboard Are Killed In Utah AF Plane Crash
In Plain City Utah an Air Force twin engine plane collapsed its wing in flight and crashed near a water tower. The C47 or C119 burst into flames but hit no homes. About 900 residents were evacuated as fire trucks and ambulances responded. The number aboard was not confirmed and a witness said the wings had snapped off. Flames persisted 15 minutes after the crash.
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Dayton
Marvin Wright
Interviewer Calls Out High Wages For Inexperienced Applicant
A job interviewer remarks that the applicant asks high wages for a man with no experience. The applicant responds that it is harder to work when you don t know anything about.
Campaign Calendar Shows Weekend Candidate Schedules
The Associated Press lists Sunday and Monday campaign itineraries for presidential and vice presidential hopefuls. Nixon in Hartford and London area. Kennedy in Wilmington, Delaware. Lodge in Hartford. Johnson in Washington with media and multiple Ohio cities. Lodge in Prince George's County and Montgomery County Maryland.
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Bridgeport
Canton Hit By Big Fire
A general alarm fire in Canton Ohio raged nearly two hours consuming Bilyn s restaurant at 215 Court Ave NW and threatening nearby buildings including the Onesta Hotel. Fire officials held the blaze under control by about 9 30 p m with the center block building destroyed and significant smoke forcing evacuations adjoining J C Penny warehouse as crews battled the flames.
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Akron Moves To Prevent Disaster
Police and fire officials moved to avert a possible disaster after a leak was found in a railroad tank car containing 10,000 gallons of butadiene at a Goodsyear Tire & Rubber Co siding in East Akron. The leak was small and the chemical tends to seal itself. streets were cordoned off and the car was moved to a spur near Akron-Canton Airport for safety.
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Kennedy Bombards Opponent in Western Pennsylvania Rally
Senator John F Kennedy lambasted Richard Nixon at a Johnstown rally with claims Nixon would brandish his fist over Quemoy and Matsu while opposing social progress. He ridiculed the kitchen debate with Khrushchev, predicted a Democratic victory, and outlined a Cuba rescue plan amid an 8,000 to 10,000 crowd showing. Kennedy urged Nixon to discuss his record for Pennsylvania on social issues like medical care and education.
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Moscow
Committee Additions Win Favor
United States keeps door open to enlarging the Disarmament Committee if UN debate favors, weighing five proposed additions by the Soviet Union Ghana India Indonesia Mexico and the United Arab Republic across East West and neutral parity. The stance marks a shift from Geneva 1959 parity terms and conditioned on UN majority support.
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Herter To Join Ike In Mexico Oct 24 Visit
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter plans to join President Eisenhower for a goodwill visit to Mexico October 24, meeting President Lopez Mateos at Ciudad Acuna across the Rio Grande from Del Rio Texas. Eisenhower will fly from Palm Springs to Laughlin AFB Del Rio on the morning of October 24, with Herter traveling from Washington around October 23.
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Kennedy Campaign to Visit Middletown This Weekend
A look inside the presidential campaign trail shows Sen John F Kennedy scheduled to visit Middletown tonight and tomorrow. The piece notes the intricate advance work by Jerry Bruno and schedules, with related features on page 19 reviewing past visitors and local ordinances on dog control and housing standards.
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Americans Ordered To Die In Cuban Trial
Two American men, Robert O. Fuller of Miami and Allan Thompson of Queen City Texas, were sentenced to die by a Cuban military tribunal in Santiago after landing with a 27 man expedition. Their appeals for clemency were denied by a superior court, and they were ordered shot early Sunday.
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Cuba
Fidel Casjtro
Anthony Zarba
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Former Silent Star Clara Kimball Young Dies at 70
Clara Kimball Young, once a prominent silent screen actress, died Saturday at the Motion Picture Country Home and Hospital in Woodland Hills California at age 70. She had surgery last March for a chronic bronchial condition.
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Motion Picture Country Home and Hospital
Eisenhower delays Cuba export curb before Mexico talks
The Eisenhower administration will postpone a curb on U S exports to Cuba until after President Eisenhower meets Mexico's President Lopez Mateos on October 24. Officials said the move is delayed to allow the goodwill visit to be discussed with Lopez Mateos first.
Cuban rebels condemned after armed revolt claim
Army sources report seven Cuban members of the band were executed in the hills of eastern Cuba, birthplace of Castro's revolution. Two other Cuban members captured with Fuller and Thompson received 30-year terms. Named were Juan Gonzalez and Angel Rivero Sanchez.
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Mystery underwater object prompts Pacific Fleet search
In Honolulu, a mysterious underwater object sighted by a Navy aircraft carrier task force prompted a rapid search by USS Kearsarge and four destroyers between Hawaii and the U.S. mainland. Vice Admiral Thach said the object is far from known submarine bases and noted no confirmation of nuclear capability, with limited details likely to remain.
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J. S. Thach
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Pacific
Soviet Union
Red China
Kearsarge Group
Nasser Rejects Mid East Summit Plan With Ben-Gurion
In Damascus Gamal Abdel Nasser rejected a plan for a Middle East summit with Israel prime minister David Ben-Gurion. He told a cheering Aleppo crowd the proposal aimed to deceive world opinion during the UN General Assembly session.
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Atomic Plant Continues Operation Amid 2000-Worker Strike
OAK RIDGE Tenn AP The nations largest atomic energy plant ran at full capacity Saturday despite a strike by 2000 union production and maintenance workers seeking a 28-cent hourly raise. At Paducah Ky negotiations for about 1000 workers continued with supervisory staff filling roles. union leaders cited wages while a company official cited extraneous matters delaying bargaining in the final year of a three year contract.
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