Khrushchev Flies Home After UN Tour Defeated On Most Issues
Khrushchev left the United Nations aboard a Soviet turbo-prop to Moscow after a 23 day visit that produced a rare unanimous U N hearing on colonial independence but defeat on most controversial issues. He claimed a victory on immediate colonie independence and predicted future steps toward Peiping and North Korea after U S presidential elections.
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Andrei Gromyko
Janos Kadar
Eisenhower turns 70 as he eyes retirement
Washington reports President Eisenhower celebrated his 70th birthday with Army band greetings on the White House lawn and brief chats with reporters. He said retirement terrifies him yet he plans to stay busy as an ex president, while preparing for a nine day coast to coast trip after Jan. 20.
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Police Seek Lame Man in New York Bombing Case
New York police seek a heavy set lame man with wild hair as the Columbus Day bombing suspect at Times Square subway station. A 16 year old victim described the man kneeling by a photo machine and locker, limping after which the blast occurred. Authorities ask orthopedic shoe makers and doctors to aid in the search.
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IVE Officials Weigh Strike Against Westinghouse
Officials of the International Union of Electrical Workers meet in Pittsburgh to decide on a strike if new contract talks fail. Federal mediators met with both sides with no progress reported. The IUE voted strike authority at East Pittsburgh and Buffalo plants as a five year contract nears expiration. The union seeks a 3y percent pay rise and fringe benefits for about 39 000 workers.
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Bicyclist and Pedestrian Die After Syracuse Crashes
An 11 year old bicyclist Dennis Spicer died after a collision on East Seneca Turnpike near Southwood. Floyd Black aged 49 of Dewitt was struck while bending to tie a shoelace on Erie boulevard on the city outskirts.
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Anti Castro Cubans Clash With Fidel Backers in Miami
Cuban exiles attacked the Cuban consulate in Miami injuring the consul general Abel ardo Leon Bianco after a raid by a mob. Protests followed Cuba's firing squad executions and clashes erupted outside a Castro sympathizer cafe as police feared further demonstrations.
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Cuban U N Delegate Teresa Casuso resigns over Castro rule
Teresa Casuso the Cuban U N delegate and ambassador rank holder quit saying Castro turned Cuba into a police state with terror. She cited fear for family in Cuba and noted she waited seven hours to see Castro during U N sessions.
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Cuban protest over Miami consul attack and consulate robbery
The Cuban government protested U S actions after a raid on the Havana consul building by about 30 Cuban exiles in Miami. Consul General Abelardo Leon Blanco was beaten and passport forms were stolen. The note alleged North American authorities’ complicity and called the attackers gangsters.
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Kennedy And Nixon Claim Victory After Third Debate
AP survey in 10 cities shows little shift after the third Kennedy Nixon TV debate. Of 100 voters contacted, 40 would vote Nixon, 33 Kennedy, 27 undecided. 41 say debates did not affect their choice. Some credit both candidates for quality leadership.
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Candidates Far Apart on Most Campaign Issues
AP article recaps the third TV debate between Vice President Richard Nixon and Senator John F. Kennedy. Major topics include defense of Quemoy and Matsu, war and peace, labor disputes, and national prestige with both sides rarely agreeing on solutions. Kennedy accuses Nixon of distortion over arbritration and notes Nixon used notes while Kennedy cites Eisenhower letter.
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China
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Asia
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Eldest Lennon Sister to Wed Cable Splicer
Diane Barbara Lennon 20, the eldest of the Lennon sisters, will marry Richard Edward Gauss 23 of Venice. They met as classmates in 1957 and plan to live in Venice. The ceremony time and place are not decided. The sisters have regrouped as a singing trio.
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Tornado and hail strike Texas cities damaging airport and homes
A tornado smashed Brownwood’s municipal airport building and caved in walls. Heavy rain and hail hit Early and Lake Brownwood with damaged autos and homes. No injuries were reported. Dallas recorded 2.80 inches of rain with 60 mph gusts. Irving saw hail.
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Ike to Serve as Roving Ambassador If Nixon Wins
Reports from Los Angeles indicate Dwight D. Eisenhower would become a roving ambassador in a Nixon administration. He would embark on a world tour to engage allies and independent nations and promote goodwill after leaving the White House.
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