Nixon Kennedy Debate Sharpens US Policy Lines
Vice President Richard Nixon and Senator John Kennedy clashed in a bristling television debate. They sparred over Cuba Formosa and the defense of Quemoy and Matsu, with both candidates signaling potential tax cuts if recession looms. Each accused the other of weak tactics and warned against jeopardizing global security.
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Campaign Begins to Look Like First Class Brawl
Washington AP reports a sharper presidential debate as Nixon and Kennedy clash on television. Nixon opens with a sharp disagreement, Kennedy responds with athletic intensity while both show tension. They avoid cordial exchange until the closing handshake as crowd figures and access are debated.
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Barrymore Jr Cooled Off In Rome Jail After Row
Bearded actor John Barrymore Jr 28 was jailed in Rome today charged with insulting police after a street scuffle with five Italian youths. Gabriella Palazoli his fiancée was detained along with her father her brothers and three others. The incident began Friday afternoon when an automobile with the youths stopped near Barrymore and insults were exchanged prompting police to intervene and arrest the group while Barrymore fled.
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Cuba Backs Soviets On Red China at UN
At the United Nations Cuba declared full support for seating the Peiping regime and aligned with the Soviet Union on major issues including disarmament. Cuban Foreign Minister Raul Roa criticized the United States as imperialist and called opponents of Peiping admission enemies of mankind. Khrushchev urged restoring Peiping’s rights, stating Nationalist China should be ejected and the Communist regime given its rightful UN seat.
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American Pianist Byron Janis Captivates Moscow Audience
Byron Janis, 32, from McKeesport Pennsylvania, opened a Soviet Union tour with a sold out 1900 seat Moscow Conservatory concert. He earned three encores as the audience stayed well past curtain time, reluctant to let him leave for a train. The U S Embassy under Ambassador Lewellyn Thompson praised the reception after an initially chilly start. Performances included Mozart Schuman Schubert Chopin Copland and Litt with the hall finally cheering for more.
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GE Moves to Stop Mass Picketing at Schenectady Plant
GE asks State Supreme Court for injunction to curb IUE picketing at its Schenectady main plant amid a mass strike. About 3,000 pickets, 12 arrests including GE engineer John Spankling, and a state of emergency mobilized local police and firefighters as talks with federal mediators yielded little progress on a five-year labor dispute ending with a proposed three percent wage rise on signing and four percent later.
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Royal Wedding Probable for Princess Marie Gabriella
Ex king Umberto of Italy told Gente a wedding is likely between his daughter Princess Marie Gabriella and Don Juan Carlos of Bourbon the heir presumptive to the Spanish throne.
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Red China Plotting Nuclear Armament Strains Tensions
Headlines reflect a chaotic news scene with sports and a violent crime. Yankee sluggers power a grand slam in a World Series win over Pittsburgh at Yankee Stadium. In Alabama, 14-year-old Raymond Brown is charged with the knife slayings of his aunt, grandmother, and great-grandmother, amid claims of robbery motive. Police tie physical evidence to the suspect as details emerge from the prosecutor and sheriff.
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Wadsworth Says Peiping Regime Not Fit for UN
The United States condemns Red China as unfit for UN membership citing "fantastic and monstrous" atomic war aims. U S Ambassador James J Wadsworth argues for shelving debate as Cuba and Soviet voices clash over China admission amid disarmament talks and UN pressure.
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Lumber Barge Crashes Into Los Angeles Harbor Yachts
A lumber barge broke loose from its tow and struck moored yachts and cabin cruisers at Los Angeles Harbor before dawn. Police estimate about 25 boats sank and 25 were damaged with no known casualties, as debris and fallen masts created chaos in the channel.
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Corbin boy recalls 11th birthday memories
Robert A. Early celebrates his 11th birthday in Corbin Kentucky. He recalls the taste of good tobacco in a corn cob pipe and the joy of keeping a diary and working with his hands.
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Wardrobe Problems For 12 Year Old Girl Sparks Outcry
Beverly Hills, Calif. Gary Hardy, 12, a seventh grader, faced repeated wardrobe expulsions labeled unsuitable. After a weekend suspension, she wore a sleeveless muumuu prompting an uproar as photographers captured the scene while administrators cited standards set by the board of education. The mother alleges mistreatment since first enrollment.
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