Kennedy Triumph in New York In Catholic Stronghold
Analysis shows religion and scattered losses shaped Kennedy’s New York win. Nixon underperformed Eisenhower’s 1956 margin by about 1.5 million statewide, with Kennedy performing best in Upstate Catholic districts while Republicans lost seats in the Legislature. Erie County ticket splitting and strong local Catholic support aided Kennedy, though GOP retained control overall.
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John F. Kennedy
New York State
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Nixon
U. S
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Rochester
GOP
L. Judson Morhouse
Senate
Assembly
Erie County
Edward A. ‘Rath
Viet Nam Rebels Oust Diem in Brief Bloodbath
Rebels toppled President Ngo Dinh Diem in a dawn uprising in Saigon and set up a military regime to curb Communism. Casualties ranged up to 30 dead with many wounded. by afternoon calm returned as armored units moved in from Mytho to back the rebels. The junta, led by Col. Nguyen Chanh Thi, claimed unity of the army, navy and air force, and vowed security while denying any political affiliations. The fate of Diem and key advisers remained unclear amid a shifting military picture.
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Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
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Mytho
Nguyan Chanh Thi
Air Force
Ngo Diem Nhu
Wego Dinh Diem
Laos
Cambodia
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
U.S
Inside Radio TV 2 Editorial 2 Bridge 6 Comics
A compact page guide highlights sections Inside Radio TV Editorial Bridge Comics Fulton Classified Sports Funerals. Noting page numbers, it previews features and items across the paper’s sections.
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Radio-Tv
Fulton
Tragic Case Finds Wrong Girl Identified as Dead
In a California hospital a hospitalized stewardess awakens as Mary Hawthorne while the body shipped to New York is that of Joan Frost. Coroner cites mistaken identity after four stewardesses in similar uniforms caused mix up. The wrong coffin opened by friends reveals the error.
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Joan Anne Frost
Philadelphia
Mary M. Hawthorne
New York
American Airlines
San Francisco International Airport
Miss Hawthorne
San Mateo
Calif
Miss Frost
Bronx
California
San Francisco
Peninsula Hospital
Burlingame
Mary Hawthorne
New York City
Joan Frost
Paul Jensen
Norma Pugh
Robert Evans
Miss Pugh
Evans
Mary
John F. Schnell
Thomas Frost
William
Nation Pays Tribute To Veterans Of All U.S. Wars
Nationwide Veterans Day observances mark Armistice history with ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery. A presidential wreath at the Tomb of the Unknowns and torches from Antwerp highlight the day. Gen Lemuel C Shepherd Jr addresses veterans groups as Marine Corps League leads Arlington events. Regional observances are led by American Legion New Orleans VFW Long Beach Army Navy Legion of Valor Trenton Disabled Veterans Birmingham Amvets Louisville.
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Arlington National Cemetery
Europe
Antwerp
Belgium
Atlantic Ocean
Lemuel C. Shepherd, Jr
Marine Corps
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Arlington
Marine Corps League
The
American Legion
New Orleans
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Long Beach
Calif
Army Navy Legion of Valor
Trenton
Birmingham
Ala
Amvets
Louisville
Kennedy replies to Khrushchev in Moscow radio broadcast
World News at a Glance reports President-Elect John F. Kennedy’s reply to Soviet Premier Khrushchev’s congratulatory telegram as broadcast from Moscow. In Katanga, Baluba attackers are ambushed by Irish patrol, with 10 dead and 10 wounded among attackers, two Irish soldiers hurt. Brazil ends rail and coastal strike as 500000 transport workers return to work amid Communist backing.
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Moscow
John F. Kennedy
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Leopoldville
the Congo
Katanga
U.N. Congo
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Juscelino Kubitschek
Riots in Algiers as De Gaulle stirs tensions
About 1,000 militants clash with security forces near the war dead monument during an Armistice Eve wreath event. Demonstrators shout anti De Gaulle slogans after the French leader's pledge to give Algeria its own government and institutions. No injuries reported at the center, but prior clashes and damage are noted.
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Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Paul Delouvrier
Boulevard Pasteur
de Gaulle
Delouvrier
France
Paris
Algeri
Repubic
Mountaineering Toll in Alps Hits 220 This Year
A survey across Italy, Switzerland, Austria, Germany, and France reports 220 climbers died in Alps accidents this year, down from 281 last year. The five nations collaborated on the tally, noting continued danger in high altitude routes and weather.
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Rome
Alps
Italy
Switzerland
Austria
Germany
France
Coup in South Vietnam Seen as Blow to U S Prestige
Tass quotes Chinese and Soviet analysis that the coup against Ngo Dinh Diem in Saigon damages United States prestige regardless of who is responsible. Commentator V Kharkov notes uncertainty about event details but calls the regime fall a new setback for Washington.
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Viet Nam
Soviets
Moscow
Tass
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
United States
Saigon
V. Kharkov
Washington
Monroe Miller marriage ends in separation
Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller have separated. Monroe plans to file for divorce with no immediate attorney plans, and both remain in New York without immediate comment. The split, described as amicable, follows Monroe finishing The Misfits with Clark Gable, who suffered a heart attack shortly after.
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Marilyn Monroe
Arthur Miller
Miss Monroe
California
Clark Gable
New York Post
Earl Wilson
Muller
Miller
White Plains
N. Y
Wilson
Mouroe
Kennedy calls for disarmament controls for world peace
President elect John F Kennedy said in Hyannis Port that achieving controlled disarmament is essential to world peace. He thanked German Chancellor Adenauer and British Prime Minister Macmillan for their messages of support and pledged to work with allies. Kennedy also outlined his cabinet plans and vacation logistics as he prepares to assume office.
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Morton
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Michigan
New Jersey
Republican National Committee
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Justice Department
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Tubune
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Washington Dispatch
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Herald Tribune
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Leonard W. Flair
Taois
Hyannis Port
Mass
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Kennedy
Free World
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D'Arcy Edmondson
Boston
United States
Court of St. James
Keane
Palm Beach
Flo
Tur
Pierre Salinger
Ronda
Kenneth Donnell
Lawrence O'Brien
Salinger
Arthur Godfrey After Minor Surgery Discharged
Arthur Godfrey, who underwent a minor operation Wednesday to remove a fatty tumor from his right side, was discharged from the hospital Thursday. Doctors say the tumor is nonmalignant. Godfrey previously had lung cancer surgery in April 1959 and returned to television and radio that fall.
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New York
Arthur Godfrey
Godfrey
Seek New Contract NY Union Votes to Strike Tuesday
In New York City, 875 AFTRA members at a strike meeting vote unanimously to strike at midnight Tuesday if no new two year contract is signed with the four major networks. Other AFTRA locals in Chicago and Los Angeles plan similar votes. The union seeks a 10 percent fee increase, higher replays pay, fewer rehearsal days and hours, and other benefits.
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New York City
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
Chicago
Los Angeles
American Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
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