Eisenhower Would Not Debate An Opponent On TV
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower told CBS News in Gettysburg that if in office he would avoid televised debates with rivals. He cited temper issues and said incumbents must stick to facts, preferring not to engage with opponents who can be irresponsibly outspoken. He reflected on Nixon, McCarthy, and his 1955 heart attack.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
CBS
Walter Cronkite
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
State Department
Wellsville Scout Training Heads to Ottawa Session
Wellsville residents will attend the first of six leaders training sessions for Brownie and Girl Scout leaders in Ottawa on Thursday Oct 12 from 1 to 4 pm Miss A J Holyfield Kansas City will conduct the workshop The six week series runs each Thursday
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Wellsville
Brownie
Ottawa
Louise Frisbie
Faye Cole
Mary Anderson
Joanne Baldwin
Mable Daniels
Joan McLaughlin
A. J. Holyfield
Kansas City
Nixon Says He Will Not Run For President In 1964
AP reports Nixon will declare he will not seek the 1964 presidency within weeks. A source says he sees Kennedy likely unbeatable in 1964 with recession or war as risks, and notes likely GOP contenders Rockefeller or Goldwater or both. Nixon plans limited California campaigning and excludes outside party leaders from aid except possibly Eisenhower.
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Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
United States
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Nixon
California
Caifornia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Water, Cash Keep Cohen Behind Bars
Mick ey Cohen, once the LA bookmaking kingpin, remains jailed on a 15 year federal tax evasion sentence in Alcatraz. Supreme Court justice Douglas ruled he may await appeal on $100,000 bail. If released, he would have served 78 days of the sentence.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
San Francisco Bay
Alcatraz Island
Washington
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
Cohen
Jack Dahlstrom
Pomona PTA to Hold Tuberculin Testing Drive
Pomona P T A meets to plan skin testing day at Pomona High Gym on Oct 23 with tests read Oct 25. Adults urged to come, preschoolers welcome. scheduling details and holiday calendar announced.
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Pomona P.T.A
Edith Hunt
P.T.A
Sandy Douglas
Ottawa
Rosalie Osburn
Kenneth Mealman
Pomona High
Michigan Valley
Appanoose
Centropolis
Greenwood
Pomona
Pomona High School
Bob Watkins
Lamar Wallace
Lincoln
Washington
Army Show Of Skills Impresses The President
President Kennedy viewed a four hour Army demonstration at Fort Bragg highlighting paratroopers antiguerilla forces and sharpshooting units. General Decker said Kennedy was tremendously impressed by artillery accuracy and unit efficiency. White House secretary Salinger noted the president praised the firing and the caliber and spirit of the men. The display reinforced support for the new defense budget and showcased elite forces.
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FT. Bragg
N. C
Army
Kennedy
George H. Decker
Theodore Conway
82Nd Airborne Division
White House
Pierre Salinger
Library Receives Book Memorials
Carnegie Free Library honors memorial gifts with inscribed books. Donor selects titles reflecting the honoree, including "The Horizon Book of the Renaissance" for Judge Clive Owen and children’s books for Sandra Lynn Coons’s memory. Memorial plates are added. staff assist in choosing lasting tributes.
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Carnegie Free Library
Neil Barnaby
N. Barnaby
Clive Owen
Edward Bacon
Jean Lyon
A. G. Madison
Myra Cohn Liveingston
Jo Ann Stover
Sandra Lynn Coons
Weapons mix includes conventional artillery and rockets
Some weapons described as both small and large included conventional artillery and rockets capable of firing atomic warheads. No atomic projectiles were fired.
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Wichita
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Frank Holden
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Wayne L. Wolf
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Gardner Medical Center
JoAnn
Shays
Ricky
Ronnie
Mary Lou
Janie
Truman Baily
Andy Shay
Edgerton
Wendell Hicks
George Sherman
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Winnie Hicks
St. Joseph, Mo
Grant City
Fred Goldsberry
Wellsville Parent-Teacher Association
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W. D. Farney
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Perry Perkins
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Floyd Timberlake
Hiawatha
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Timberlake
Cain
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Ane
Arthur Sleichter
Ben Sleichter
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Rex Gilliland
Overbrook
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Ed Neeley
Winston Clevenger
Ewing Lawrence
Nick Hudelson
Harold Hale
Topeka
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Jerome Adell
Charles ,Lantis
Bill Dusin
Sharon Burke
Norris Burke
New Wichita Heights High School
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Sharon
OHS
New High School
By Fred S. Hoffman
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A &B Cafe
S. Main
Bennett's Retail Store
N. Main
Colbern's Restaurant
E. Sth
Dairy Queen and
Burgerteria
Deena’s
L&l Cafe
Lee's Cafe
Opal's Steak House
E. Wilson
John L. Wallace
Reno's Cafeteria
E. 17Th
Royal Cafe
Scott's Store
Van's Cafe
Will's Cafe
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