Khrushchev Greet Chinese Leader Lin at Moscow Airport
Khrushchev heads welcome at Vnukovo Airport for Lin Shao-chi to mark Bolshevik Revolution anniversary. Brezhnev joins formal greeting, signaling unity of the two largest Communist parties. Other leaders from Hungary and Czechoslovakia arrive as talks on peaceful coexistence and aid to underdeveloped nations loom. Informal talks continue through holiday observances ahead of the formal summit opening Wednesday.
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Bonn
New York
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Leonid Brezhnev
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Communist Party Presidium
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Mao Tze-tung
Janos Kadar
Antonin Novotny
Czechoslovakia
De Gaulle Moves Toward Algerian Autonomy and Referendum
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle outlined a new policy for Algeria promising an Algerian government and laws, potentially taking emergency powers for a referendum. He said responsibility would rest with Algerians and warned against extremist threats, angering both rightists clinging to French rule and leftists seeking immediate peace talks.
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Johnny Horton Killed in Central Texas Car Crash
Recording star Johnny Horton and his manager Timon Franks were in a two car head on collision on a railroad overpass in Milano Texas. Horton died at Cameron Hospital while Franks and Tilman were injured along with the second car’s driver James Evans Davis. Horton was famous for Louisiana Hayride and The Battle of New Orleans. His widow Billie Jean Horton lives in Shreveport.
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Cameron Hospital
Marek-Burns
KWKH
New Orleans
Billie Jean
Hank Wiliams
Men with guns nabbed near Kennedy in Chicago parade
Two men carrying loaded firearms were seized by police amid crowds around Senator John F. Kennedy during a Chicago Loop parade. An officer tackled one suspect close to Kennedy's open car. a loaded automatic was found. Both suspects said they carried weapons for protection and denied intent to harm Kennedy. charges were expected for concealed weapons.
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John F. Kennedy
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Mother-in-law of Rep Ostertag dies in Kenmore
Mrs Lora Bryson aged 102 and mother-in-law of Representative Harold C Ostertag of Attica New York died Friday at a daughter's home in suburban Kenmore.
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Lora Bryson
Harold C. Ostertag
RNY
Attica
Kenmore
Ike Warns Taxes Jump If Democrats Win
President Eisenhower told 3,100 at a Pittsburgh rally that federal taxes will soar and prices rise if the Democrats win the upcoming election. He urged support for Nixon and Lodge, criticizing Kennedy and pledging Woodshed honesty to curb deficits and protect family budgets. He touted leadership by Nixon and Lodge as essential for national and world policy goals.
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U S Official Killed in Saigon Ambush by Reds
In Saigon area 76 miles southeast, Communist guerrillas ambushed an American official and his Vietnamese driver, then set their Jeep ablaze. The adviser to the U S aid mission’s public safety division was killed. his name was not released. An embassy source said two Americans found the bodies. An earlier travel embargo and outlying travel advisories were noted.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
Longhai
Murder trial judge calls Finch murder case after 17th day
In Los Angeles the presiding judge told jurors he regards the killing as murder and doubts the defendants. Dr. R Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff faced intense deliberations as the judge criticized Finch’s account while cautioning the jury not to accept his view. Evidence included testimony by John Cody that the couple paid him to kill Mrs Finch, which the defendants deny as a plot to influence a divorce case.
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R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Superior Court
LeRoy Dawson
Barbara Jean Finch
Grant B. Cooper
Dawson
Miss Tregoff
John Patrick Cody
Minneapolis
Cody
Kennedy Makes Final NY Bid In Narrow Presidential Race
Senator Kennedy campaigns in New York for 45 electoral votes, boasting improving odds after a flurry of close state stops. He knocks Nixon’s “Republican rescue” efforts and warns of economic strains while promising consumer protections and a possible woman appointee as consumer counsel.
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Oklahoma
Virginia
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Middle West
Mack Sennett Dies at 76 Master of Movie Comedy
Hollywood obituary notes Mack Sennett 76 creator of silent era slapstick died at Motion Picture County Hospital in Woodland Hills after kidney surgery. He mentored Charlie Chaplin and W. C. Fields, launched Keystone Cops and Bathing Beauty stars, and popularized spoken dialogue in film. Born Michael Sinnett in Quebec, he moved to New York and Los Angeles, shaping early cinema with star finds and satire. He never married, saying he was married to his job.
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Motion Picture County House
Woodland Hills
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W. C. Fields
Chaplin and Welds
Marie Dressler
Wallace Beery
John Swanson
Harold Lloyd
Buster Keaton
Bebe Daniels
Hal Roach
Lew Cody
Louie Fazenda
Eddie Foy
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Denville
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New York
Los Angeles
Keystone Cops
Charlie Chase
Bully Gilbert
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Edwar Kennedy
Roscoe ' Fatty Arbutkle
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Chaplin
Two Cardinals Deny Rivalry Over Candidates
New York two Roman Catholic cardinals Francis Spellman of New York and Richard Cushing of Boston deny any rivalry over a presidential candidate. They note deep friendship since 1925 and reject claims by John Crosby and Wayne Philips that Spellman supports Nixon while Cushing backs Kennedy. They condemn insinuations and say no such competition exists.
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Richard Cardinal Cushing
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Cushing
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Cardinal Spelman
John Crosby
New York Herald Tribune
Wayne Philips
New York Times
Crosby
Cardinal Spellman
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Nixon
Times
Fire destroys Lake Ontario summer home in Cape Vincent
The palatial Lake Ontario residence of Mrs. Martha Bruns of New York City burned Friday night. Firemen estimated losses at 100000 dollars. The home, closed for four weeks, reported no injuries. Cause undetermined. Mrs. Bruns widow of Edwin G. Bruns, millionaire stockbroker.
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Martha Bruns
New York City
Silent screen star Ramon No Varro treated for pneumonia in London
61 year old silent film star Ramon No Varro was reported quite comfortable in a London hospital where he is being treated for suspected pneumonia. This comes as a routine update on the actor’s health from hospital officials today.
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London
Ramon Novarro
U.S. Sees Leo as Congo Rescue Hope In Chaos
The United States suggests Joseph Leo, once named premier but never installed, could lead Congo out of chaos. A State Department critique of a U.N. Congo report endorses a fresh start with a new leader while praising Belgium's good faith and assistance. Mobutu holds nominal control as Lumumba regroups with limited international backing.
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Congo
Leo
Senate
State Department
U. N
Belgium
Tico
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Kasabuvu To Head UN Congo Delegation
Leopoldville reports President Kasavubu plans to fly to New York to head the Congolese delegation at the United Nations General Assembly. He aims to resolve the Congo representation dispute with a personal appearance. Lumumba, backed by the Soviet bloc, rejects dismissal and asserts he remains premier while Mobutu’s forces keep him confined in his UN-protected residence.
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Joseph Kasavubu
New York
United Nations General Assembly
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Mobutu
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Polls split between Nixon and Kennedy ahead of election
Washington reports show multiple polls with divergent results three days before the election. Elmo Roper projects Nixon at 46 445 and Kennedy 44 5 with 4 undecided. later adjust Kennedy 48 5 Nixon 47 5, undecided 4. Gallup notes a shift toward Kennedy with 53 47 among likely voters. Analysts estimate Kennedy up to 278 electoral votes vs Nixon 159, with others variably positioned. Editors and Publishers poll suggests Nixon near landslide with 416 electoral votes to 115. ASNE shows Nixon 314, Kennedy 208.
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Nixon accuses Kennedy of synthetic bank talk in California
Vice President Richard M. Nixon campaigned through Fresno San Jose Hayward Oakland and Van Nuys accusing Senator Kennedy of synthetic bank talk to finance the Democratic program. He warned Kennedy’s plans would raise taxes cut take‑home pay and inflate prices while promising sound financial policies if elected. Crowds blocked motorcades in Fresno and Spokane as Nixon pressed his charge in California Wyoming and beyond.
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UN Chief to Meet Congo Mission Head Amid Trusteeship Claims
Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold is to confer with the head of the UN Congo mission as charges surface that the UN aims to place the country under trusteeship. Congo information minister Pascal Kappella radioed alerts of an alleged planned invasion by troops from Guinea, Morocco, and Germany, urging defense and warning collaborators of treason.
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