Nixon Attacks Kennedy as Enemy of State Rights in Texas
Vice President Nixon blasted Kennedy as enemy of state rights during a Texas rally in Fort Worth urging Republicans to unite against Kennedy. He railed at Kennedy over tide lands and oil depletion policy and highlighted a Dallas oilman endorsement for the Kennedy Johnson ticket as the election nears.
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Eisenhower Warns Kennedy Victory Brings Inflation
President Eisenhower warned in Cleveland that a Democratic victory would return deficit spending and runaway inflation. He urged voters to support Nixon and the administration's fiscal policies while questioning Kennedy's plan for future military spending and national defense.
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Eisenhower Quits Advisory Posts as Johns Hopkins Chief
Dr. Milton Eisenhower resigns from the Presidents Advisory Committee on Government Organization and the National Advisory Committee on Inter-American Affairs. He will keep a seat on the Naval Academy Board of Visitors while recovering from back surgery.
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Kennedy Pledges to Defend Dollar Value and Fiscal Policy
In Virginia Kennedy vowed to defend the dollar’s value with a sound fiscal policy in the 1960s. He warned of recession risks amid rising unemployment and urged a balanced budget while criticizing current policies. A crowd of over 10,000 greeted him at Granby High School in Norfolk as police cleared a mobbed exit.
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Kennedy Holds Lead in New York Daily News Straw Poll
The New York Daily News straw poll shows John F Kennedy leading Richard Nixon by 533.7 to 44.3 as 25,994 of a projected 30,000 straw inputs are tabulated. Nixon trails with a 51.4 percent edge in Onondaga County, far behind Eisenhower's 73 percent in 1956.
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Chances Dim for Democratic Takeover of New York Legislature
Democrats face slim odds to control the New York Legislature with six Senate seats and 18 Assembly seats needed. May rely on Kennedy wave and Catholic Republican support in Upstate cities, while GOP gains in key districts like Monroe Nassau and veteran incumbents constrain Dem prospects.
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Alameda Navy Wife Over Halloween Fear Reaches Calm
A Philippines native and Navy wife in Alameda California stayed hidden with her three children from Halloween fears for three days. Her husband Florentine an Midway crew member explained the tricks were only a one night event. After police were notified neighbors helped calm her.
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Melekh Freed On $50,000 Bail In Soviet Spy Case
Igor Y. Melekh a United Nations Secretariat employee charged with espionage for the Soviet Union is released on $50 000 bail and must stay in Manhattan until a Chicago transfer hearing next Wednesday. He remains under federal orders and spent Thursday night in the Federal House of Detention. Melekh and co defendant Wille Hirsch allegedly sought military maps and photographs of Chicago for transmission to the Soviet Union.
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Kasavubu Attacks UN Congo Role Amid Lumumba Crisis
UN cables reveal Kasavubu charging UN forces block Lumumba arrest and back Lumumba in Congo turmoil. He accuses Ghana and Guinea of arming Lumumba supporters and condemns UN interference, praising Mobutu regime and pledging loyalty to public service.
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Cuban invasion prediction labeled propaganda by U S
United Nations reports Castro labeled the American invasion forecast by Raul Roa as propaganda. The State Department declined comment while Nixon aides dismissed it as Castro rhetoric. Defense maneuvers at Guantanamo were planned as tensions rose amid claims of U S provocation and anti Castro activity continued in Cuba.
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Top U S Officials Question UN Congo Report
Washington officials criticize a United Nations assessment on Congo as too sweeping and harsh toward Belgium. They warn Belgian technicians helped avert broader bloodshed and fear Lumumba could stage a comeback amid a fragile peace and Mobutu’s regime.
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Austrian Report Of Upheaval Not Confirmed
Vienna reports unverified rumors of a Soviet government upset. Abend Presse claimed Khrushchev ousted Malenkov with Molotov and others restored, but AP Moscow found normalcy and officials skeptical. No substantiation from Soviet sources or Western experts.
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Plane crashes on California freeway killing five
A small plane piloted by Los Angeles auto dealer Robert A. Yeakel fought a long rainstorm flight before crashing onto the San Bernardino Freeway near Ontario. Five people died including Yeakel and his three passengers along with a struck motorist. four cars were damaged.
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