Nixon Accuses Kennedy of Filmed Debate Fraud
Vice President Richard Nixon accuses Senator John F Kennedy of showing a manipulated film of their first television debate. Nixon campaign asserts a staged sequence altered by Kennedy technicians to cast Nixon as agreeing with Kennedy. A protest also targets a political cartoon from the United Auto Workers as a bigoted appeal.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Nixon
United Auto Workers
GOP
Robert H. Finch
Kennedy
Finch
Sen
Herbert G. Klein
Welfare Board Delays Action On Low Cost Housing
The State Welfare Board postponed four regional housing authority applications for low income elderly families awaiting a survey of Crowley’s prior authority. Letters from East Baton Rouge Parish Lake Charles Alexandria and New Iberia were reviewed. The survey aims to gauge willingness to relocate to centralized housing across parishes.
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Baton Rouge
State Welfare Board
East Baton Rouge
Lake Charles
Alexandria
New Iberia
Crowley
Welfare Department
New
Dollar price of gold slides on London market
The dollar price of gold fell to 36.40 dollars per fine ounce at London close. The trading day showed lower activity and suggested a possible pause after a week of frenzied speculative activity culminating in Thursday’s feverish session.
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London
Area Weather Forecast for Monroe Louisiana
The Monroe West Monroe area will stay cool with clear to partly cloudy skies through Friday and Friday night. Saturday should bring warmer temperatures with highs around 64 to 68 and overnight lows near 40 to 44. At Selman Field, no rain was recorded Thursday while the day reached 61 and the night fell to 40.
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Monroe - West
Monroe
Selman Field
Goldwater Addresses Castro Exit Push in Monroe Tour
Senator Barry Goldwater campaigned across Louisiana urging force if necessary to oust Fidel Castro and spoke at KNOE-TV grounds in Monroe. He defended civil rights state autonomy, criticized federal enforcement, and urged a three leag see boundary for Louisiana tidelands while supporting Nixon Lodge.
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Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Louisiana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Goldwater
Monroe
Castro
New Orleans
Knoe-Tv
Loyola University
Baton Rouge
America
Nixon
Lodge
Tidelands
U. S. Supreme Court
Texas
Florida
Supreme Court
Northeast Louisiana students vote on class officers today
Students at Northeast Louisiana State College go to the polls in the Student Center from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. to elect class officers freshmen pick Student Council reps and a sophomore vacancy will be filled. December 2 is set for the West Monroe Christmas parade tentative date.
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Northeast Louisiana State College
West Monroe
Government Advises Nation Enters Mild Recession
Industry economists told the Business Advisory Council that the United States is slipping into a mild brief recession, with output falling about 2 percent and likely to recover by mid 1961. Treasury officials say the economy has passed its adjustment and buying will resume, despite a $2 billion drop in third quarter output from spring records.
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Hot Springs
Business Advisory Council
Bac
Frederick H. Mueller
Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Council
Anderson
International Monetary Fund
Washington
Kennedy asks Nixon for fifth TV debate tonight
Senator John F Kennedy presses Vice President Richard Nixon to declare willingness to meet again before a national television audience. Kennedy urges Nixon to relent so both sides can present arguments and correct the record. LaGuardia widow endorses Kennedy as Javits notes the campaign movement.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Nixon
Fiorello Laguardia
Jacob K. Javits
U.S
Walker Named To Advisory Council
Dr. George T. Walker president of Northeast State College in Monroe La has been named to the Presidents Advisory Council of the NAIA The committee advises on policy affecting the conduct of the NAIA program and its decisions and directions.
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Kansas City, Mo
UPI
George T. Walker
Northeast State College
Monroe
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
NAIA
Morgan and Lindsey Breaks Ground for Monroe Center
Ground breaking at Selman Field marks Morgan and Lindsey’s first large Monroe project. E E Latham and Jack Howard lead officials for a 147 575 square foot distribution center costing over 1 million dollars. The plant will serve stores from Florida to Texas and hire at least 100 workers with growth. The city leased 20 acres for nine years with a 25 year renewal option. Bentz and Elmore work on the base. other officials include H W McSherry. The project is the largest in Monroe’s two year old industrial park.
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Monroe Area
Selman Field
E. E. Latham
Morgan and Lindsey
W. L
Jack) Howard
Monroe
Florida
Texas
Latham
Howard
G. C. Murphy Co
Bentz and
Elmore
Finance
H. W. McSherry
Gambler Demonstration Pins Robbery Charge, Yet Jailed
In Peoria Illinois Mack Allen and three companions entertained a circuit court with a running string of sevens in a craps demonstration. A jury found them not guilty of robbery but the State's Attorney pressed gambling and swindling warrants. Allen and the others were jailed. the watch and $70 were returned to the victim.
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Peoria
Mack Allen
Allen
Peoria County
State
Eugene Pratt
Ralph McKinzie
Indianapolis
Donald W. Harrell
Herschell Clark
Elmer K. Allison
Pratt
McKinzie
Expectant Mother Killed as Gun Misfire Occurs
In Sioux City Iowa Dr Jack G Clap saddie a young dentist shot wife Lillian Clapsaddle 26 while she awaited a hospital birth for a fourth child The shot from a 12 gauge shotgun discharged in their living room striking her and she died within minutes Doctors arrived and performed a cesarean to save the baby Police say the couple's children aged 6 4 and 1 were asleep Directors Dr H H Harris and Dr Thomas L Corden were involved in the medical response and Woodbury County coroner attended the case.
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Sioux City, Iowa
Jack G. Clapsaddie
Lillian Clapsaddle
Givers Drive Dragging as 29 Percent of Goal Reached
United Givers Fund report shows only 71,860 raised of 244,000 goal in 18 days. Chairman W E Whetstone cites idle envelopes and urges solicitors to distribute and collect them. Various divisions report mixed progress with barber shops and state employees making gains. New 100 percent firms include Hewitt B Johnson's attorney division.
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United Givers
W. E. Whetstone
Jimmy Moore
Whetstone
John Rudisill
Walter Kellogg
Retired Citizens’ Group
Fred Salley
J. H. Seagin
A. S. Huffman
Sheriff's Department
Huffman
Col. Cud Baird
John Luffey
Northeast
Hewitt B. Johnson
Rail Freight Hike Approved by ICC Amid Delays and Rules
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized a general freight rate increase for U S railroads to take effect next Monday. A temporary pause was placed on certain special charges while investigations continue. Major revenue aims total about $147 million annually, with coal iron ore and switching charges pending review.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rairoads
ICC
Today’s Chuckle on aging and world regard
A light quip notes how opinions fade with age. It jokes that at twenty we ignore the world, at thirty we worry about it, and by fifty we discover it was not thinking of us at all.
AT&T seeks authority to launch first private space satellite
American Telephone and Telegraph Co demands FCC approval to launch a private space satellite within a year. The station would test transmission of calls television and other communications between the United States United Kingdom and Europe. AT&T plans private financing and coordination with foreign telephone administrations. no cost estimate is given.
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Washington
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
United States
United Kingdom
Europe
Henry T. Killingsworth
At&t
Khrushchev Criticizes New York City on TV Address
Soviet Premier Khrushchev denounced New York City as repulsive and degenerate capitalism during a TV address to a homecoming audience. He blamed urban ugliness, towering yet decaying skyscrapers, polluted air from cars, and the loss of childhood joys, calling for reflection on social and political systems.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
New York
New York City
Gorky
City of
Three North Monroe Businesses destroyed by early fire
An early morning blaze gutted The Appliance Center 1020 North Fourth Street The North Side Pharmacy 402 Stubbs Avenue and Mignon and Fay Beauty Salon 406 Stubbs Avenue in north Monroe The fire threatened 408 Stubbs but was confined to the three buildings Fire officials say damage estimates are high and roof collapse caused injuries risk while crews fought the blaze and traffic was diverted for over an hour.
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North Fourth Street
North Side Pharmacy
Stubbs Avenue
Mignon and Fay Beauty Salon
Stubbs
Calvert Franton
Mitchell A. Denoux
Joseph P.) Brown
Martin and Weiner Company
Shreveport
Equal Time Row Erupts Over Speeches in San Francisco
President Eisenhower rejects claims America is a second rate power and accuses Kennedy of political attacks. Kennedy campaign leader Roger Kent demands equal free TV and radio time. Kent says Eisenhower’s Commonwealth Club talk was a partisan campaign speech during a cross country tour.
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San Francisco
Eisenhower
America
John F. Kennedy
Roger Kent
Kennedy
California
White House
Commonwealth Club
James C. Hagerty
Kent
San Diego
Calif
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