East West Showdown Near on Red China Issue
United Nations General Assembly moves toward a critical vote on Red China with Western anxiety over new African nations likely to swing outcomes. Nationalist China denounces Peiping and predicts revolution while Khrushchev courtings Africans with anti-US rhetoric. Balloting expected late today or tonight as neutralist bloc factors loom large.
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Nixon crowds greet Nixon in Ohio and Tennessee
Vice President Richard M. Nixon drew huge crowds in Nashville and Cleveland en route to tonight's debate with John F. Kennedy. In Cleveland he rode five blocks in 30 minutes as 150000 to 250000 fans watched the motorcade. Nixon addressed about 12 000 in Public Hall and 4000 more in a tiered section, predicting victory in Ohio and criticizing Kennedy on inflation while booing Truman's name.
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Franklin veteran finally receives Purple Heart after 42 years
Henry Bogan, former Marine gunnery sergeant and Franklin postmaster, was awarded the Purple Heart this week. The medal arrived 42 years to the day after he was wounded by a German sniper near the end of World War I, bringing a long overdue recognition to his service.
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Groom Killed in Fall at Saratoga Raceway
Barry Bason, 18, of Sayville, an 18 year old groom at Saratoga Raceway, died at Enis Hospital from injuries sustained at the track. He fell from the rear of a jog cart in the stable area Wednesday night and succumbed today.
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Inside Radio-TV Bridge Classified Obituary Editorial
Inside pages cover radio TV bridge and classifieds with listings, obituaries and editorials. Comita item noted. ESporte and Fulton section reference appear. page 10 highlights vary across topics in the newspaper’s rounded domestic coverage.
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Guarded Welcome Planned for Goldwater in Santa Barbara
Sheriff officers police and FBI agents will guard Barry Goldwater at a Santa Barbara rally after the Republican chairman received a threatening call vowing he would not leave alive. Extra protection was ordered following the warning and police said the speaker would be escorted.
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Kennedy Defends Civil Rights Record in South
Senator Kennedy rejected Nixon's charges on civil rights and urged clear South stance. He cited visits to North Carolina Tennessee Kentucky and Texas and urged equality under law. Kennedy backed Democratic platform and called for constitutional rights for all Americans. He released stenographic staff copies to support his claim before the next Nixon debate. Kennedy also criticized the Eisenhower era for backing Batista and urged support for Cuban dissidents opposing Castro.
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Farewell address from John L. Lewis at UMW tribute
Eighty-year-old John L. Lewis bid a farewell to the United Mine Workers in Cincinnati urging members to protect and cling together. As emeritus leader he defended the union's investments amid reports of a $21 million stake rising to about $100 million, and reflected on decades of battles with industrialists and politicians.
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Japanese royals return home after U.S. tour
Crown Prince Akihito and Crown Princess Michiko arrived in Tokyo praising the American welcome and friendship. In Havana, Sekou Toure set to visit Oct 13 for two days, invited by Raul Roa on Fidel Castro's behalf. In Manila, Typhoon Kit struck central Philippines with 90 mph winds, causing heavy damage and deaths, including ten drownings off Masbate.
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Ex Convict Admits Leading Highway Robbery Ring
Elton Harod Hale, 43, an Arkansas ex convict, allegedly led a four state band in about 100 highway robberies across California Texas Arizona and Arkansas. Hale claimed he and a partner used his car and a gun to rob motorists and assault women securing roughly 10000 dollars. His son Robert 17 was taken into juvenile custody after being picked up near Los Angeles.
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Debates Heat Up as Kennedy Nixon Face Second Round
Washington AP reports the Kennedy Nixon second televised debate pursued a livelier tone. Presidents candidates arrived rested though critics noted earlier rougher tactics with questions from four major networks and a panel.
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Mayor Seeks State Aid as GE Picket Violence Escalates
Syracuse quiet as Mayor and city manager declare a state of emergency over GE plant picketing. Police deputized, 11 arrested, and Gov Rockefeller asked for statewide assistance. Schenectady sees thousands of pickets and clashes, while Syracuse remains relatively calm. AFL CIO backs IVE strike. GE seeks NLRB action and injunctions in multiple states to curb violence and limit picketing.
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One Killed As NYC Freight Trains Crash
A New York Central freight train collision in The Bronx killed conductor Oscar H. Fiero and injured brakeman Roy Blass, delaying 15,000 commuters on the Hudson Division. A switch engine derailed after hitting the caboose of a halted five car train from Chatham to New York City. Efforts aimed to restore service before the homebound rush as trains were detoured or canceled and passengers moved to buses and subways.
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Hammarskjold Calm In Face Of Soviet Attacks
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold remains outwardly calm amid severe pressure from Soviet attacks led by Khrushchev. He keeps a strict routine, commuting daily via blue Lincoln with aide William Ranallo, working long hours, and avoiding social receptions while coping with Congo crisis strain and personal limits.
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