Nixon Begins Fifth Southern Swing In Louisiana Mississippi
Vice President Richard M. Nixon planned speeches in Lafayette Louisiana and Jackson Mississippi as he broadens the Republican push in the South. He cited reports that the civil rights platform has made the region a battleground and recalled large crowds in Kansas and South Dakota venues.
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Richard M. Nixon
Louisiana
Mississippi
South
Lafayette
Jackson
Kansas City
Kan
Sioux Falls
S. C
Nixon Calls For Six Point Farm Program In Campaign Tour
Nixon outlined a six point plan featuring expanded land retirement, long term price supports, and an intensified rural development drive. In Kansas City he warned critics that United States prestige is at stake, urging focus on national standing.
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Nixon
Kansas City
United States
Johnson blasts GOP knowledge of farmers in Garden City
In Garden City Kansas Senator Lyndon B Johnson charged Republicans do not know how to sit with farmers to solve agriculture problems. Speaking before about 1200, he pledged Democrats will work for farmers but warned relief will not come overnight after eight years of Republican mismanagement.
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Garden City
Kan
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kansas
Johnson
Chuckle Business Keeps Moving Like a Bicycle
A light insight notes that running a venture requires steady forward momentum to avoid wobbling. It compares ongoing effort to pedaling a bike, stressing consistency and pace as key. The line keeps a playful tone while underlining practical momentum.
Results of Plowing Contest Show Narrow Draw
In Sioux Falls on successive days Nixon and Kennedy faced a listless draw at the National Plowing Contest. Each offered a six point program with little surprise, offering no decisive haymaker. Crowds around 70 000 braved rain and mud as both candidates avoided strong farm policy stances. The farmers appeared cautious, weighing both men before committing, signaling a tense autumn for campaign hopes.
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John F. Kennnedy
National Guard
Nixon
Kennedy
Frank Lingo
Morrell Packing Company
Adlai Stevenson
Surprising Crowd Reaction Echoes Through Stadium
The scene drew unusual silence as the crowd reacted to the moment, with observers noting the absence of expected cheers or gasps. Officials and attendees described the reaction as muted and puzzling, leaving analysts to interpret the significance of the crowd's restraint.
Tibetan Takes Trip to Peiping for National Day
The Panchen Lama, Tibet's Communist-appointed ruler, heads to Peiping to attend Red China’s October national day celebrations, according to Peiping Radio.
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Peiping
Red China
Peiping Radio
Khrushchev and Castro Dine Five Hours on Peace Talk
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev and Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro dined together for about five hours in New York, discussing peace. Khrushchev, staying on Long Island, hinted at possible guest diplomats as security is stepped up, while Nasser joined the U N leaders’ gathering and greeted by hundreds of diplomats.
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Fidel Castro
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Glen Cove
Long Island
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Allah
Nasser
Sands Point
Khrushchev Attacks U N in War Talk at Assembly
Khrushchev derided Hammarskjold and the UN while proposing to abolish the secretary general’s office and move the UN from New York. Western leaders warned the crisis aims to destroy the organization as diplomats convened a strategy session with top Allied ministers. Presidents and prime ministers including Diefenbaker Macmillan Nehru and Shianouk gathered in New York ahead of Eisenhower’s return for further talks.
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United Arab Republic
Canada
John G. Diefenbaker
Idue
Britain
Harold Macmillan
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Norodom Shianouk
Cambodia
Lodge
Congo
Mother slays son and wounds daughters in Ann Arbor tragedy
Imogene Craig, 29, stabbed her son Thomas Craig IV in his crib and wounded daughters Ellen 6 and Shannon 5 with multiple stab wounds. She fled the Pittsfield village home, attempted suicide, and was hospitalized after authorities booked her on an open charge. Husband Dr. Thomas Craig III found the scene and reported the ordeal.
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Univerity of Michigan Hospital
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Thomas Craig III
Ohio races hinge on Kennedy Catholic factor
Democrats and Republicans agree the winner in two close Ohio House races likely aligns with the presidential nominee in the district. Privately, strategists say the Catholic issue may influence Cincinnati contests as voters balance Kennedy's Catholicism with party loyalty. The question centers on whether Cincinnati’s two House seats stay Republican as Kennedy runs for president.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Cincinnnati
John F. Kennedy
Postponed Moon Mission Due To Weather At Cape Canaveral
Bad weather forced the postponement of an attempt to send a U.S. spacecraft to the moon from Cape Canaveral. The Atlas Able rocket countdown reached about 1 hour 15 minutes before launch when officials halted due to high winds. If not launched by Tuesday, the mission would wait 28 days for the next favorable window.
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Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Khrushchev Cut Off By Networks At U N Speech
New York AP report says all three major networks cut Khrushchev short before he finished his two hours and 20 minute General Assembly speech. Editors cited lack of new content and public interest concerns in not airing the full harangue.
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New York
Nikita Khrushchev
United Nations General Assembly
Ohio House Races Feature Campaigning and Retirements
The two Republican incumbents Gordy H Scherer and William E Hess campaign and retire respectively as Ohio races loom. Democrats hold Ravenna Ravenna Robert E Cook Fredericktown Walter H Moeller. Close contest expected in Polk district in southern Ohio from the late Rep James G Polk era.
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Gordy H. Scherer
William E. Hess
Ohio
Robert E. Cook
Ravenna
Robert W. Levering
Fredericktown
Walter H. Moeller
Lancaster
James G. Polk
Western Union Reports Record News Volume at U.N.
Western Union said its news volume from the United Nations reached about 250000 words on Friday during Khrushchev's General Assembly address. The record file reflects the early days of the U.N. and its growing information flow to the world.
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United Nations
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Western Union
Nikita Khrushchev
General Assembly
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Kennedy On Respite From Talks
Kennedy heads to Chicago for a brief break from the campaign trail after praising Mormon religious liberty. He spoke at the Mormon Tabernacle before flying to Cleveland and preparing for a TV debate with Nixon. Kennedy cited Reed Smoot as a model of public service while McKay joined in the ovation.
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Kennedy Kennedy
Smoot
Senate
Dominicans Now May Sell Sugar To U S
Washington reports a policy shift allowing the censored Dominican Republic to sell large sugar shipments to the United States. U S buyers will pay two cents less per unit, keeping prices near world market. Agriculture and State departments authorized 321,857 tons, largely to fill the Cuban quota cut by President Eisenhower last July.
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Dominican Republic
United States
U.S
Agriculture Department
State Department
Eisenhower
Congress
Government Holds Purchases as OAS Probes Trujillo Regime
Government delays purchases while the Organization of American States meets in San Jose to examine accusations against Dominican Republic dictator Rafael Trujillo.
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Organization of American States
San Jose
Rafael Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Lodge Blasts Khrushchev as Frivolous in Ohio Tour
Former UN ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge labels Khrushchev’s UN plans frivolous and ill trying to confound U.S. allies. He accuses the Soviets of defeat in Congo and urges strong leadership under Nixon ahead of Kennedy. The Midwest swing drew about 2500 in Youngstown and 900 banquet guests in Warren.
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Youngstown
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Idora Park
Packard Music Hall
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