Kennedy Campaign Sparks Youthful Middletown Rally
Senator Kennedy drew a large youthful crowd on North Broad Street and Manchester Avenue, praising his stance against Nixon. He claimed rising unemployment, farm hardship, and higher interest rates hurt small farmers and small businesses, pledging a balanced economic program if elected. He contrasted Hoover with Nixon, criticizing the current administration’s handling of the military buildup and civil rights messaging.
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North Broad Street
Manchester Avenue
Sen. Kennedy
Nixon
Middletown
Kennedy
Dayton
Monten County
Herbert Hoover
Richard Nixon
United States
South
North
Kenedy
Got The Flu Stay Home Stay Safe From Car Crashes
London AP reports the British Safety Council ties flu to deaths and injuries across roads industry and home. It calls flu a menace and urges mass vaccination with posters urging workers to stay home when flu symptoms appear.
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London
British Safety Council
Lalso
Anti Catholic Sermon Plans Spark Protest in 1960 Campaign
The Fair Campaign Practices Committee protests Protestant sermons on Reformation Sunday aimed at opposing Kennedy due to his Catholic faith. Bruce Felkner calls out churches for politicizing the day as the nation debates religion in the presidential race. Dr George Ford announces a broad campaign by the National Association of Evangelicals focusing on the Catholic Church's role in the election, culminating on Reformation Sunday.
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New York
Execu
Paign Practices Committee
John F. Kennedy
Bruce K. Felkner
Fair Campaign Practices Committee
Bedford
N.Y
Lour
Martin Luther
Wittenberg
Felkner
United States
George Ford
Wheaton,Jr
National Association of Evangelicals
Deaths and Funerals Across Several States
Mrs Belle McClain 86 died at her daughter’s home in Lebanon after a fall caused a broken hip. Survived by several daughters and a son, with services at Shannon Funeral Home and burial in Grove Hill Cemetery, Shelbyville. Also listed are brief notices of deaths including a businessman and retired rural mail carrier, Dr Arthur Hobson Quinn, Jack Townley, John Angel, Charles K Woodbridge, and Maude Falkner with funeral details and notable affiliations.
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Belle McClain
Margaret. Harris
Lebanon
McClain
Shelbyville
Rubye Neal
Middletown
Shannon Funeral Home
Grove Hill
DeCamp
F.w.d.distributors
Civilian Defense Corps
Boy Scouts
Edith
Marion
Wichita
Kan
Max
Camden Rt
Margaret C
Washington
D.C
Martha Dean
Dayton
June Hart
Lincoln
Neb
Tomorow
R. C. Nein & Sons
S. Lafayette St
Philadelphia
Arthur Hobson Quinn
University of Pennsylvania
Hollywood
Jack Townley
L and
Newtown
St. Patrick's Cathedral
New York
London
Charles K. Woodbridge
New Paet
N.Y
The
Dictaphone Corp
Oxford
Miss
Maude Falkner
William Faulkner
Murry C. Falkner
University of Mississippi
Armco worker dies at plant after collapse
Crawford Pendergrass, 64, of 1610 Baltimore Street, died at the Armco Steel Corp plant today at 10 a.m. He was found unconscious near No 1 Open Hearth and died at the plant hospital. Officials say heart attack suspected. He had worked as a furnace repairman at Armco since 1923. Arrangements are incomplete at Bailey Funeral Home.
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Crawford Pendergrass
Baltimore St
Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Bailey Funeral Home
Nellie Brooks 74 dies in Hamilton after short illness
Mrs Nellie Brooks 74 of 29 Scott Lane Hamilton formerly Middletown died at Mercy Hospital at 1205 am after six days as health failed. Born Salt Lick Kentucky she lived in Middletown before moving to Hamilton 18 years ago. Survived by son Theodore brother Charles Cogswell Paterson NJ sister Mrs Besse Brewer Sneedville Tenn two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services 2 pm Wednesday Webb Funeral Home burial West Chester Cemetery callers may visit funeral home after 4 pm tomorrow.
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Hamilton
Nellie Brooks
Scott
Tenn
Webb Funeral Home
West Chesiter
Frinds
Theurral Home
Tornadoes and Rains Strike Texas Causing Heavy Damage
Severe weather lashed Texas over the weekend with tornadoes and torrential rains. Seguin suffered about 500000 in property damage as nearly a foot of rain drenched the city and 400 residents were evacuated from 50 houses. Another twister near Sinton injured eleven while Calallen saw a tornado pass without injuries. Crop damage in Texas was expected to reach hundreds of thousands.
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Texas
South Texas
Seguin
San Antonio
Sinton
Corpus Christi
Calallen
Soviet Machines Sent to Algerian Refugees via Tunisia
Moscow reports the Soviet Union is shipping machinery to Algerian refugees in Tunisia following de facto recognition of the rebel regime. The ship Fateh, loading at Odessa, carries machine tools tractors automobiles farm equipment food medicine and clothing as described by the trade union newspaper Trud.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tunisia
Trud
Odessa
Grenade Explosion Wounds13 in Algerian Village Café
A grenade exploded in a Herbillon cafe injuring eleven Frenchmen and one Algerian. The central village incident, 40 miles northwest of here, was blamed on Algerian Nationalist rebels.
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Bone
Algeria
Herbillon
Here
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N. J. Wilmington
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Hell
Ans
Atall
Arch McDonald
WTOP
Washington, D. C
McDonald
Maytag
Streifthau’s
First Ave
Fyem Op
Heedys
REEDY
Wieners
Schmidt's Tasty Farms
Dox
Jack Frost
Campbell's
Dixie Belle
Booth
Can
Hig
Maxwell House
Gibbs
Pillsbury Flour
Golden
Iren
Stratford
Steele
Ninth St
Webb
Harold Garner
Ross-Hanover Road
Crawford Pendegrass
Faye W. DeCamp
Camden
Associated Press
Rio Grande Valley
Deve
Davidson
Central Ave
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