Khrushchev Meets Macmillan in New York Summit
Nikita Khrushchev holds talks with British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan amid signals he will stay another week to lead communist diplomacy at the United Nations. He has met 10 neutral leaders, hosted night receptions, and is planning a large Park Avenue reception before a weekend trip to Glen Cove for rest and future exit planning.
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Nixon Campaign Draws Big Crowds Across New York State
Vice President Richard M. Nixon visited Nassau and Suffolk counties on Long Island drawing throngs and a 60 minute ovation at the Long Island Arena. He spoke in Burlington Vermont and Manchester New Hampshire ahead of a Boston $100 dinner, with TV coverage of remarks nationwide. He pressed for strong leadership to keep peace and boost jobs, housing, and medical care, urging voters to back Republican policies. News noted sparse crowds in Queens but strong turnouts in Long Island communities and Forest Hills.
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Suffolk rally signals strong GOP push in state race
An arena speech in which a Republican leader declares future visits to Suffolk County and anticipates a tremendous local majority to help carry New York State, framing the rally as a momentum-building moment for the party.
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First Lady's Mother Elivera Doud Dies at 82 in Denver
Mrs. Elivera Doud, 82, mother of Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower, died in sleep at her Denver home after illness. The White House announced the First Lady would travel to Denver, while President Eisenhower adjusted his Chicago event schedule. The couple planned to fly separately to Denver, with Lt. Col. John Eisenhower and Col. Gordon Moore accompanying Mrs. Eisenhower. No funeral arrangements were set.
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Yugoslav Girl 10 Reported Mother Of Two Sons
Belgrade AP report says Bisera Hamidovic, 10, is described as mother of two boys. She reportedly ran away from home with 12 year old Pasa Osmanovic when nine, and their oldest child is now one year old.
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Middletown Area Weather Forecast Tonight and Tomorrow
Partly cloudy with little temperature change in Middletown and vicinity. No rain is expected. Highs of 70 to 77 today and tomorrow. Official yesterday high was 71. 6 am low today was 50. Tonight’s low forecast at 50 to 55.
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Castro Homecoming Marred By Explosions In Havana
Fidel Castro’s welcome home celebration was interrupted by two bomb blasts in front of the Presidential Palace as he vowed a legal confrontation over Guantanamo. He warned of imperialism and urged revolutionary vigilance while reaffirming ties with the Soviet Union.
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Congo President recognizes Mobutu council as provincial government
President Kasavubu formally recognizes Col. Mobutu s council of 27 technicians as the Congo provincial government after a bloodless coup. Prime Minister Teo says the Mobutu group is temporary. Lumumba remains prisoner as Ghanaian soldiers guard the premier s residence. UN troops must leave Congo by Oct 5 per Mobutu demand.
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Mobutu reveals letters between Lumumba and Ghana leader
Mobutu’s officials published a photo copy of a Ghana President Kwame Nkrumah letter to Patrice Lumumba urging cooperation with political enemies including Kasavubu and the United Nations to consolidate power then remove them. Public copies also show Lumumba letters to the Soviet Union requesting arms phones and other aid and to Red China seeking volunteers.
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Congo leaders to meet soon in Leopoldville
Kasavubu announced a conference of Congo political leaders and personalities will be held in the next few days, likely in Leopoldville. Premier Moise Tshombe of Katanga province has been invited.
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Eisenhower awards top honor to Twining in hasty ceremony
AP reports President Eisenhower awards the Distinguished Service Medal to Gen. Nathan F. Twining, outgoing Joint Chiefs of Staff chair, in a hurried ceremony in Washington. The former general receives high military recognition amid ongoing Cold War tensions.
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Kennedy campaigns through upstate New York for votes
Senator John F. Kennedy mounts a fresh drive through upstate New York to win the state’s 45 electoral votes. He disputes the Eisenhower Nixon administration, rallies thousands in Albany, Rochester, and Buffalo, and plans a 171 mile motorcade to multiple communities before ending in Syracuse and returning home to Hyannis Port.
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Kennedy Hits Republicans Over Economic Hardening in Era
In remarks before rallies in Amsterdam, Rochester, and Buffalo, Senator Kennedy blamed Republicans for economic decay in aging communities and accused them of ignoring needs to revitalize wast areas. He cited Eisenhower vetoes as a cause and drew huge crowds in Rochester and Buffalo, with thousands more along routes to speeches. Kennedy also addressed a Nixon challenge on hunger statistics, defending his campaign tone.
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Eisenhower Opens 1960 Campaign With Night of Dinners
President Eisenhower returns to the 1960 campaign limelight for the first time since July. He will speak via closed circuit TV to GOP fund raising dinners in 36 cities, joined by Vice President Nixon from Boston. GOP estimates 40 000 to 50 000 attendees will pay nearly 2 million dollars. Attending are Henry Cabot Lodge Nelson Rockefeller Barry Goldwater and Thruston Morton. The live broadcast starts 9 p.m. EST with 10 30 p.m. EST rebroadcast in Oregon and Washington.
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Republican dinner rallies broadcast across 24 states
Dinner rallies in 24 states and the District of Columbia will be tuned in for the first time at Republican electronic get-togethers. Eisenhower will speak from the Conrad Hilton Hotel grand ballroom with Nixon allotted eight minutes of TV time. Lodge follows with six minutes.
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Eisenhower to Address Chicago Rally in U S Fund Event
At 8 40 p m EST Gov Stratton will introduce the President to 2000 people paying 15 each for the United Republican Fund privilege. The President begins his address at 9 25 p m EST to other rallies some 100 per plate. Eisenhower will stay overnight in Chicago and address a Polish American Congress convention Friday morning before returning to Washington.
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Washington
Chuckle on Inflation Turns Nest Eggs to Chicken Feed
A light quip notes that by the time someone builds a nest egg, rising prices erode its value, leaving it far smaller in real terms. The joke reflects ongoing concerns about inflation and personal savings.
Africa comes to fore in UN General Assembly debate
The UN General Assembly Steering Committee moved toward placing ten African issues on the session agenda. Debates on the Congo situation and rival US Soviet proposals were to be scheduled, with Africa’s growing voice evident as 15 new nations join the UN and Nigeria nears membership.
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Ceylon
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Valerian Zorin
Belgium
East West clash looms over Africa aid at Assembly
The Assembly faces a duel between US and Soviet plans on Africa. Washington introduces a five point aid program from President Eisenhower to assist new African nations. Moscow counters with a motion for independence grants to colonial peoples urged by Premier Khrushchev.
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Debate On Mauritania Independence At Assembly
Steering Committee agrees to debate Mauritania independence question as France grants self rule. Morocco warns the move would deny her rightful authority. Other African items for Assembly include treatment of persons of Indian origin in Southwest Africa and the future of Ruanda Urundi, a Belgian trustee territory.
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