Debates Over Fifth Great Debate Heightens Kennedy Nixon Clash
Kennedy has not replied to a proposed fifth debate around Nov 2. Four one hour debates were planned with three held and a fourth set for Oct 21. Republicans argue Kennedy lost the second TV debate and urge not to extend the sequence while Nixon proposes a post Oct 28 debate window with longer answering times.
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American Broadcasting Co
Mutual Broadcasting System
Fred C. Scribner
Republican National Committee
Nixon
San Diego
Calif
Nixon Targets Matsu and Quemoy in California Swing
Vice President Richard M Nixon tours California framing the Matsu and Quemoy issue as decisive in the race for the White House. He accuses Senator Kennedy of naive thinking on defense urging stronger action to defend the islets. A longer foreign policy debate possibility is floated by campaign aides.
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Richard M. Nixon
White House
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California
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Matsu
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China
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Inside RedicTV 2 Percent Bridge Classified Obituary Editorial Comics
Inside pages highlight a Fulton column and POAE briefs. Obituaries note community figures with brief life milestones. Editorial voices reflect local concerns. Comics and sports items showcase regional contests and standings.
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Earthquake Shakes Cosenza Town. No Damages Reported
A strong quake rattled Cosenza in southern Italy this morning, sending residents into the streets in panic though no damage was reported. In Buenos Aires top military leaders considered resigning amid a government crisis with War Secretary Rodolfo Larcher having resigned and cabinet members rumored to quit. Seoul’s Defense Ministry announced a plan to cut 30 000 troops from its 600 000 strong army by year end, speeding up the reduction to save money.
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Italy
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Aregatina
Arturo Frondizi
Argentina
Rodolfo Larcher
Seoul
South Korean
Defense Ministry
Estonian Sailor Defies Red Urging To Return
Victor Jaanimets a 29 year old Estonian sailor fled Khrushchev era pressure and defied Soviet diplomats who urged him to return. He spoke at immigration headquarters on Tuesday recounting the confrontation and his claim that he chose his fate long ago. He was taken to the immigration office after slipping away from a shore party in Manhattan and will remain in custody while checks are completed.
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Tary
Washington
Valeri Kravcheneko
Manhattan
Estonia
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Immigration Service
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United Nations
N. Y
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U. S
Moscow
U. N
United States
Soviet Union
Assembly
Europe
James J. Wadsworth
Park Avenue
General Assembly
Atlas E Rocket Fails on Maiden Flight at Cape Canaveral
The first rocket in the upgraded Atlas series fails during its maiden launch at Cape Canaveral as one of three engines shuts down after less than three minutes. Air Force says it has isolated the issue. Atlas E produced 390000 pounds of thrust at liftoff, surpassing the current D model at 350000 pounds.
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Fla
Air Force
U. S
City Council Caps Cats at Three Per Home
Highlang Park City Council restricts households to no more than three cats with a 50 dollar fine and or nine days in jail for violations. Police Chief Dewey T. Schutz cited numerous complaints and reported a house with 27 cats.
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Detroit
Clyde Man Burned To Death In Car
Sixty year old Edward Redder of Clyde burned to death Tuesday night when his automobile burst into flames after a two car collision on a county road near the Wayne County village.
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Clyde
Edward Redder
Wayne County
Hunter Wounded Portville Area Fatal Accident
Herbert H. Dorothy 46 of Lancaster near Buffalo was wounded fatally Tuesday while hunting near Portville in Cataraugus County. State Police said it appeared to be an accidental shooting.
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Herbert H. Dorothy
Lancaster
Buffalo
Cataraugus County
Yanks Build 6-0 Lead in Third Inning to Tie Series
The New York Yankees took a 6-0 lead over the Pittsburgh Pirates after a five-run third inning at Forbes Field in game six of the World Series. Bob Friend started for Pittsburgh, with Tom Cheney and later Mizell pitching for the Pirates. Whitey Ford pitched for the Yankees as Mickey Mantle and Berra drove early runs, while Mantle left the game briefly with a groin issue.
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Kennedy Defends Stand On Matsu Quemoy Islands
In a sidewalk interview Kennedy defended the policy on Quemoy and Matsu amid reports the State Department negotiates with the Nationalist government for withdrawal. He said the islands are strategically defensible and should not trigger a world war by US defense commitments. Nixon criticized the stance as risky.
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Quemoy
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United States
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Nixon
Japanese Socialist Leader Fatally Stabbed at Campaign Forum
In Tokyo a 17 year old right wing student, Otaya Yamaguchi, stabbed Inejiro Asanuma during a campaign speech killing him. The act sparks mass protests and raises fears of ultranationalist violence returning to Japanese politics.
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Tokyo
Socialist Party
Inejiro Asanuma
China
Otaya Yamaguchi
Asanuma
Hayato Ikeda
Ikeda
Sohyo
Japan
Yamaguchi
Daito Cultural University
Charles E. Perry
Canton
N. Y
UN Troops Guard Lumumba Amid Congo Crisis
In Leopoldville Ghanaian UN troops guard ex premier Patrice Lumumba as Congo government forces surround his residence. Mobutu’s commission demands an arrest and warnings of a Congo army uprising if the UN hands Lumumba over. UN cites parliamentary consent under the temporary constitution.
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Leopoldville
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Joseph Mobutu
Nixon Motorcade Breaks Down On Hollywood Freeway
President Richard Nixon and Pat Nixon faced a stalled motorcade Tuesday night when brakes burned out or engine overheated. Motorcycle officers directed traffic around the halted procession as the Nixons moved to a second car.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Nixon
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Khrushchev Postpones North Korea Visit
Soviet Premier Khrushchev’s early October trip to North Korea has been postponed by Moscow radio. He will visit at a date to be announced later.
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London
Khrushchev
North Korea
Moscow Radio
Mother and four children die in South Buffalo fire
A mother Mrs. Mary Dustin 39 and four daughters aged 6 4 3 and 2 perished in a two story frame home blaze in South Buffalo. Two sons from a previous marriage Ronald Blaney 17 and David Blaney 15 jumped from a second floor window and were hospitalized with serious injuries.
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Annette
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Denice
Dorothy
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Columbus Hospital
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David
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Khrushchev cancels Cuba visit amid Latin tension
Soviet Premier Khrushchev reportedly cancels a planned three day goodwill trip to Cuba after warnings that unrest and anti Communist plots there could endanger his safety and Soviet prestige in Latin America He will fly to Moscow after his New York trip ending with a rally at Moscow Stadium.
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US Spy In Sky Satellite Fails Over California
US Air Force scientists investigate why the first Samos satellite failed to reach orbit after sending several performance messages before disappearing. The project aimed to provide high sensitivity scanning gear capable of capturing TV images superior to U2 reconnaissance photos.
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