Khrushchev Says He Will Lock Up With Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev floated a fanciful pact to be locked in with President Eisenhower until a white smoke signal declares agreement. He joked about the Vatican style pope selection, said he would wait for a smoke signal, and teased a possible rooming arrangement if a joint U N summit occurs. He urged UN reforms and discussed disarmament while enjoying champagne and beer at receptions.
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Southern governors back keeping Guantanamo base
Governors from Southern states backed Senator Fulbright in resisting Castro's challenge to the Guantanamo naval base. They warned Castro would overstep, voicing readiness to defend the base with force if necessary, while stressing federal decision making over state action.
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John Patterson
Alabama
Price Daniel
Texas
Farris Bryant
Florida
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Governor Barnett vows force to defend vital security base
Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett states that action may be needed to defend a key security base, insisting that whatever is necessary should be done, including the possible use of force. The remarks reflect a hard line stance during a tense security period.
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Mississippi
Nehru Summit Party Shuns Speeches and Toasts
In New York India Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru hosted a massive summit party with leaders from over 30 countries but no speeches or toasts were made. An Indian spokesman noted no alcohol was served as officials gathered for the historic event.
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New York
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
World leaders mingle at Nehru buffet during UN session
About eighty guests attend a two hour reception at Nehru's Hotel Carlyle headquarters with Khrushchev Castro and other delegates. Absent are Macmillan Herter Tito and Nasser. Meir calls the event wonderful though traffic snarls and crowd protests disrupt the scene.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Britain
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U.S
Christian A. Herter
Tito
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Gamel Abdel Nasser
Golda Meir
Israel
Titan Missile Prototype Launch Reaches 5000 Miles
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The Air Force launched the third straight successful operational prototype of its Titan inter continental range missile today hitting a target 5000 miles away. The 98 foot missile achieved all flight test objectives with ships and planes stationed in the impact area off Ascension Island to recover a data capsule signaling cone performance during re entry.
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Ascension Island
Chuckle Woman Fishing Joke Quips About Cork Sinking
A light humorous item notes a Chuckle Woman on a fishing trip asking for another cork because the one she uses keeps sinking. The quip plays on a playful exchange and a fisherwoman’s practical wit.
Pleas For Congo China Rejected At United Nations
Soviet Premier Khrushchev failed to win two U N victories at the United Nations. The 21 nation Steering Committee voted to shelve Red China seating for this year and blocked a debate on aggression in the Congo. U S officials said Hammarskjold won broad support from African nations and other members. The vote followed bitter exchanges between U S Ambassador Wadsworth and Communist reps. The committee also rejected Khrushchev's bid to discuss Congo in the Assembly for now, delaying action on the issue.
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Kennedy campaigns in Pennsylvania and New York era rally surge
Senator John F Kennedy intensifies push in Keystone State and New York as crowds surge after a bruising Nixon debate. DiSalle notes large Ohio turnout while Kennedy visits Erie and cities like North Tonawanda Niagara Falls Lockport and Rochester. Police estimate day turnout near Cleveland reaches 300000 plus others along Ohio route.
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John F. Kennedy
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Richard Mixon
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Michael V. DiSalle
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Niagara Falls
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Two Air Force officers killed in Cambridge crash
LATE NEWS BULLETINS CAMBRIDGE OHIO AP Two men believed to be Air Force officers were killed three miles east of Cambridge today in a crash on U S 40 Names in their wallets indicated the victims were Lt Kenneth C Zemaitis 32 of Rego Park NY and Lt Ralph W Sheaffer 24 of Biglerville PA
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Biglerville
Johnson Invades Indiana in Campaign Swing
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson and Lady Bird Johnson visited Quincy Lawrenceville Palestine and Du Quoin Indiana campaigning by plane. Crowds numbered in the thousands at each stop as he pitched against the Republican administration over public works vetoes and styled humor into his talks.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Illinois
Texas
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Lawrenceville
Palestine
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No Pope Will Interfere Says Jesuit Scholar
Washington AP Father Gustave Weigel a Jesuit professor at Woodstock College argues Catholic theology allows Catholics to hold public office without papal meddling. He notes the Pope does not interfere with political acts of leaders like Adenauer or de Gaulle and that neither would permit it.
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Gustave Weigel
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Woodstock College
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Charles de Gaulle
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Middletown Forecast With Showers and Mild Temperatures
Scattered showers and occasional light rain are forecast for Middletown and vicinity today tonight and Thursday. Lows tonight around 58 to 62 with highs tomorrow near 70 to 74. Official high yesterday reached 81 at 4 pm and today’s 7 am reading was 60 with a daytime high of 70 expected.
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Nixon Presses Belligerent Campaign in West Virginia Memphiss
Vice President Richard M. Nixon, the GOP nominee, sharpened his attacks on Democrat John F. Kennedy with belligerent rhetoric across Tennessee West Virginia and New York. He accused Kennedy of false hunger claims and warned that promised federal spending would cost taxpayers while defending his civil rights stance and voter dollars. Nixon campaigned in rain soaked Memphis and West Memphis to draw larger crowds and maintain momentum ahead of the election.
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Fidel Castro at the United Nations meets a mixed reception
Fidel Castro's five hour UN General Assembly tirade against the United States drew a soft, calm response from U.S. Ambassador James J. Wallaworth. Delegates viewed Castro as a battered warrior, while some Latin American leaders feared his radical rhetoric deepened regional tensions.
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