Dynamite Bomb Mangles Harlem Subway Train Killing Girl
A dynamite bomb exploded on a six car Independent line train deep in Harlem killing a 15 year old girl and injuring 18 others. Sandra Breland of Brooklyn died as the blast ripped through the rear car wounding two youths critically. Detonation cap found. police say explosive likely dynamite.
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Father Kills Two Daughters Then Takes Own Life
In Franklinville a father shot his two young daughters Kathleen 11 and Rebecca 6 to death Sunday night and killed himself. He spared his 19 month old son Kenneth found unharmed in his crib after leaving a note saying only my son. Marguerite Williams was away at the time. Police said the father James G. Williams 33 owned a mudtown bowling alley.
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Inside Look at Editorial and Sports Highlights
The section outlines key editorials and sports features across Fulton with briefs on commentary, game notes, and upcoming events. Readers get previews of opinions, local team coverage, and classified items in this compact digest.
Kasavubu Demands Congo Troop Withdrawals From U N
Congo President Joseph Kasavubu flies to New York to demand immediate withdrawal of U N troops from Ghana and Guinea. He seeks delay in Congo debate as U N General Assembly sessions open with Ghana and Guinea backing Parliament recall and Lumumba restoration efforts.
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GOP Gains in New York, Kennedy Still Leads in Race
Albany dispatch reports Republicans claim momentum in New York as Nixon gains noted by Rockefeller and Hall, while Kennedy remains ahead by observers and polls. Kennedy leads in Straw votes. Democrats predict gains in Upstate cities. turnout could top 7.2 million, with key statewide races and two ballot measures.
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Nixon Kennedy and campaigns with new attacks
Nixon opened the final campaign day with a sharp attack on Kennedy in Wisconsin, claiming the farm program would cost jobs and milk sales. He toured by jet from Alaska to Wisconsin, urged a 24 hour effort to win, and called for a unity tour with Eisenhower Truman and Hoover. Kennedy in Providence assailed Republicans over Soviets and urged work to restore peacetime strength, noting large TV spending and urging truth from Nixon as the race tightened. Kennedy’s camp projected optimism as results mounted from key states ahead of Election Day.
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Kennedy to appear on tv from 6 to 6 30 tonight
Senator John F. Kennedy announces a 6 to 6 30 p m ET television appearance on ABC from Manchester New Hampshire to answer his opponent's telethon. He will be joined by Governors Ribicoff of Connecticut and Hodges of North Carolina as part of a broader campaign broadcasts following Nixon's Detroit telecast and Kennedy's Boston address at Faneuil Hall.
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New York Teachers Strike for First Time in History
New York City teachers walked out defying early threats of dismissal. Picket lines formed at daybreak outside schools while pupils were urged to attend classes as normal. the scale of participation could not be quickly determined.
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Seven Largest States Hold Keys to Election Outcome
The race for the presidency centers on New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, California and Texas, which hold 205 of 269 electoral votes. Kennedy leads in New York and California, with other big states doubtful. Campaigns end with Kennedy in Boston and Johnson in Texas, while Nixon tours and awaits results. A separate note reports a teachers strike in New York City, with the United Federation of Teachers picketing schools over bargaining rights and benefits, amid “Open School Week.” The Netherlands proposes a U S naval base on Bonaire as an alternative to Guantanamo, due to Castro’s Cuba campaign.
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Kennedy Gains In Last Three Weeks Poll Indicates Kennedy Gain In Last 3 Weeks
An Associated Press survey shows Senator John F. Kennedy leading in 15 states with 197 electoral votes, while Nixon leads in 17 states with 112 votes and 18 states remain tossups. The shift centers on gains in New York and California for Kennedy, with religion cited as a factor in several states.
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Nine Die as Bus and Car Collide Near Templeton
Nine killed and ten injured in a head on crash near Templeton Quebec on a curve east of Ottawa. The station wagon penetrated five feet into the bus. All five in the car perished along with the bus driver Paul Powter, 30, and three of his 17 passengers. The station wagon driver Roland Lavigne, 29, of Hull, his brother Emile, 21, and two Ottawa men were aboard. Police withheld bus passenger names. A light snow was not believed to be a factor.
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