Kennedy Campaigns California Tour Pledges Education Bills
Kennedy pledged next year a Democratic Congress and president will enact a bill to raise teacher salaries and pass an adequate school construction bill. He spoke at a breakfast and planned a coast to coast blitz, taunting Nixon amid campaign frenzies and criticizing the Eisenhower administration's timing on defense funding. A separate note reports a Bible inscription helping Jacksonville police identify a hubcap thief, Dan Weldon Wilson, 19.
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U S O Founder John Allan Dies at 73 in Florida
John James Allan 73 founder of the United Service Organization the USO died Tuesday in Clearwater Florida. Allan helped establish the USO in 1940 while serving as assistant chief of chaplains for the U S Army.
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Split Ticket Charlottesville Voters Face Separate Polling
Pi Mr and Mrs Elmer J Snow plan to vote for the same presidential candidate next Tuesday but will attend different polling places. The piece notes a home layout issue and that their preferred candidate remains their secret.
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Elmer J. Snow
Inside Radio TVY Editorial Highlights and Comics
Editorial notes focus on radio and television topics with bridge coverage on page 6. Comics appear on page 19, sports on page 4, obituary on page 12, and classifieds on page 18. UFO item mentioned in brief tease.
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Britain moves to calm protests over Polaris base in Scotland
In London the government opened a PR effort to head off opposition to basing U.S. Polaris submarines at Holy Loch. Officials invited Clyde area towns to Greenock to discuss the lease as Prime Minister Macmillan defended the plan. The base would house 1,500 Navy personnel and support a flotilla of submarines capable of firing 1,200 to 1,500 mile missiles. Critics warned of increased risk, while some outlets argued the deterrent reduces broader nuclear tension.
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Moscow Radio
Cuba Loses Bid for UN Airing of Invasion Charge
Cuba and allies failed to secure immediate UN Assembly debate on invasion charges. Vote export shows 45 to 29 against sending to the political committee. 33 to 21 with 27 abstentions to follow steering committee. Asian and African states joined a surprise bloc in support.
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Geneva Times Endorses Richard Nixon in Election
The Geneva Times a independent Republican paper endorses Vice President Richard M Nixon in the upcoming presidential election. It notes past support for Eisenhower in 1952 and 1956 while backing Nixon in the current race.
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FAA Revoked Pilot Rating Linked to Ohio Oceanic Crash
FAA said it ordered the airline pilot rating of Donald L J Chesher revoked last July 15 for hours overages poor record keeping and mislisting a non aboard copilot The action remained in effect pending appeal as the Civil Aeronautics Board heard the case and Chesher appealed Chairman James Springer said the crash killed 22 people near Toledo Ohio and prompted the FAA finding of lack of care responsibility and judgment.
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Anti Catholic pamphlets spread across New York State
Residents in Albany Utica Plattsburgh Saranac Lake Poughkeepsie Newburgh Middletown and Buffalo received anti Catholic literature denounced by Protestant Jewish and Catholic leaders. Titles include If The United States becomes 51 Per Cent Catholic and Washington Under the Sway of Romanism. The Knights of Columbus reported new material in Utica.
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New York Declares Retarded Children's Week
Governor Rockefeller proclaims November 18 19 as Retarded Children's Week in New York State noting three of every hundred children born today are mentally retarded. The observance runs from November 13 to 19.
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GOP Pours Money Into New York To Aid House Candidates
The Republican Party has channeled thousands into New York to assist House candidates with campaign costs. Preliminary figures suggest totals may exceed 50 thousand dollars, funneled through the National Republican Congressional Committee led by Rep. William E. Miller. Several New York Republicans report receiving from 1 000 to 3 008 dollars from the committee for organizational and media expenses ahead of the November 8 election.
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Charles E. Goodell
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Edwin B. Dooley
J. Ernest Wharton
Clarence E Kilburn
Harold C. Ostertag
Carleton J. King
Saratoga Springs
Ralph J. Radman
Cheektowaga
King
Dean P. Taylor
R-Ny
Radman
Thaddeus J. 'Dulski
D-Ny
Kilburn
Goodell
New York Sets Record Voter Registration at 8 352 742
Albany reports a record NY voter registration for the 1960 election at 8 352 742. The state cites 11 789 voting districts for November, with 7 097 outside New York City and 4 692 inside. Upstate districts vary from 11 in Hamilton County to 887 in Erie County, home to Buffalo.
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Survey suggests U S prestige slips vs Soviet Union
Reports from New York and Washington papers quote a secret U S summary dated Aug 29 saying U S prestige abroad is dropping while Soviet status rises. The document, sought by Fulbright Kennedy and released amid campaign lines, notes a mixed poll showing Moscow leading in most 1960 groups and a few where the U S leads or ties.
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Hungarian refugee accused of murder dies in hospital
Michael Fekecs died at Elizabeth General Hospital after a three and a half month coma. He shot himself July 12 as police closed in near Union. A Middlesex County jury indicted him for six murders including four on Dr. Francis Clarke's North Brunswick estate and two Franklin Township officers.
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Opera Star Regina Resnik Recovering After Surgery
Metropolitan Opera star Regina Resnik, 37, rests after an hourlong operation for an intestinal obstruction at St Francis hospital. The Tuesday surgery forced cancellation of a Sunday performance in The Marriage of Figaro and she is not expected to return to the Met for eight weeks.
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Eisenhower Nixon Campaign Rollers Through New York
President Eisenhower joined Nixon and Lodge for a campaign swing in New York City and its suburbs. Crowds estimated from 35 000 to 60 000 cheered as confetti rained and police lines held. Eisenhower touted seven qualities and condemned Kennedy proposed plans as costly.
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Cuba asserts U.S. consent not needed to end Guantanamo lease
Cuban President Osvaldo Dorticos challenged President Eisenhower's claim that a mutual Cuba U.S. agreement is required to terminate the Guantanamo base lease. Eisenhower affirmed U.S. rights and stated any change or abrogation mandates bilateral agreement, while Cuba accused Washington of planning provocation amid rising tensions.
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US Defenders Hold Guantanamo Says Admiral
Rear Admiral Allen Smith told reporters at Guantanamo Bay that defense forces there can repel any attack until reinforcements arrive. He noted mine fields along the boundary and a tight defensive posture as Marines and fighter squadrons train on the base.
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Lodge Gets Rousing Brooklyn Reception
A large Brooklyn rally for Henry Cabot Lodge drew about 4000 cheering Republicans. Lodge urged voters to elect Vice President Richard M. Nixon to keep America out of war and warned against Communist world domination.
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Ex Cop Faces Robbery Count In Troy Case
Ex trooper and former Troy policeman Joseph L O Brien 26 is accused in a 56897 holdup of a school tax office and of two house burglaries. A grand jury indicted him in the long-ago holdup and summer burglaries. Patricia Hanson 18 Old Chatham faces second degree murder for the Oct 1 stabbing of Gary Whitney 18 Nassau on a first date. O Brien charged with first and second degree robbery first degree grand larceny and third degree burglary.
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Gary J. Whitney
Nassau
Fire Destroys 30-Room Hotel in Saranac Lake
A spectacular fire in Saranac Lake destroyed the Alita Vista Lodge a vacant hill top hotel of about 30 rooms with no injuries reported Eight patients were evacuated from a nearby cure cottage for tuberculosis residents were spared as flames scorched shingles and the building burned.
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NBC to Televise GOP Rally in New York
NBC will televise the Republican rally from the Coliseum in New York tonight from 8 30 to 9 p m Eastern Standard Time Participants include President Eisenhower Vice President Nixon the presidential nominee and Henry Cabot Lodge the vice presidential nominee
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