Cubans Report Capture Of Two More Americans
Fidel Castro's army says two more Americans Paul Hughes and Allan D Thompson were captured in Cuba's northeast. They were part of a 27 man invasion force. Zarba and seven Cubans were executed for plotting to overthrow the regime. One American casualty reported. 21 have been rounded up.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Oriente
Paul Hughes
Allan D. Thompson
Anthony Zarba
Somerville
Mass. Zarba
el Mundo
Jose Cauce
Thompson
Hughes
Santiago
Zarba
Castro
Santa Clara
Rockefeller Shifts to State Talks Between Campaigns
Governor Rockefeller paused his campaign tour to meet state legislative leaders in Albany. The discussions planned include the annual budget hearings starting Monday with Assembly Speaker Carlino, Senate presence by Austin Erwin representing Mahoney, and other finance committee matters. He resumes campaigning with events in Rensselaer Hudson and Greenville, after visiting 15 counties and numerous communities this week while criticizing Kennedy.
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Albany
Rockefeller
Assembly
Joseph F. Carlino
Charles A. Schoeneck
Austin Erwin
Senate Finance Committee
Erwin
Senate
Walter J. Mahoney
Upstate
Rensselaer
Hudson
Greenville
Richard M. Nixon
Counies
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
No Campaign Buttons at Frisco City Hall
In San Francisco Mayor George Christopher a Republican ordered a Kennedy campaign button removed from the lapel of city elevator operator David Clifton on a Friday. Clifton had worn the Democratic pin for three weeks. Christopher noted the nonpartisan city charter and also said Nixon pins must come off in the tax collector's office.
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San Francisco
George Christopher
David Clifton
Clifton
Christopher
Communist Party Chief Kadár Returns From New York Visit
Hungary's Janos Kadár arrived at Budapest airport after addressing 3000 people at the U N General Assembly in New York He said his view of the United States reinforced his appreciation for Hungary's Communist system and leadership.
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Budapest
Hungary
Communist Party
Janos Kadar
U.N. General Assembly
New York
Scarborough
England
Harold Macmillan
Germany
Berlin
Khrushchev
United Nations General Assembly
Macmillan
United States
France
Soviet Union
China
Macmllan
United Nations
Japs Protests Amid Asanuma Death Demonstrations
Tokyo and 383 other cities saw protests over Socialist leader Inejiro Asanuma's assassination by a 17 year old rightist. More than 150,000 laborers students and Socialists marched, with 40,000 in Tokyo. Scuffles occurred as police controlled unauthorized rallies amid election anxieties. In Syracuse the Post Standard endorsed Nixon for president citing his Cuba and U2 stance while criticizing Kennedy for aiding the enemy.
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Tokyo
Inejiro Asanuma
Asanuma
Zengakuren
Post-Standard
Nixon
Syracuse
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Uxon
Quemoy and
Matsu
Cuba
John F. Kennedy
IUE and Westinghouse Extend Talks in Pittsburgh
The International Union of Electrical Workers will push talks with Westinghouse Electric Corp. for seven more days at the mediation service's request. Union chairman Robert Nellis said the extension delays a strike for one week.
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IUE
Westinghouse
Pittsburgh
International Union of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Robert Nellis
Yue’s
Westinghouse Conference Board
Federal Mediation Service
Lumumba supporters attempt kidnapping of Congo official
In Leopoldville a daylight attack targeted Albert Ndele, vice president of the provisional government. Thugs tied to Patrice Lumumba were said to be behind the bid, the assailants beaten and stabbed, and fled as a UN guard intervened. Lumumba supporters and police were described aiding a nearby prison plot.
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Leopoldville
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
Albert Ndele
Memling
Ndele
Ghana
U.N
Joseph Mobutu
Mobutu
Nixon Says He Would Benefit From Ike Guidance
Vice President Richard M. Nixon told a Los Angeles audience that as president he would have available the wise guidance and rich experience of President Eisenhower. He would remain ready after leaving the White House to continue work for peace and freedom, as he tours California seeking votes. Nixon outlined three Nixon camp developments including large LA crowds, a firmer stance on Matsu and Quemoy, and Eisenhower’s potential postpresidency role.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
White House
Nixon
Los Angeles
California
Tulsa
Springfield
Hartford
Conn
Matsu and Quemoy
Matsu and
Quemoy
Formosa
Pescadores
Senate
John F. Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
World Newspaper Forum
Robber Shot In Running Gun Duel With N Y Cop
New York report details a pursuit outside Grand Central Station where a former police officer turned robber exchanged fire with Patrolman Frank Morris. Fasone Jr., 29, of Danbury Conn, died near a subway doorway after the clash. another man was wounded by glass. The robber had robbed a 42nd Street candy store and fled with 350 dollars.
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New York
Grand Central Station
42Nd Street
Frank Morris
Joseph Charles Fasone Jr
Danbury
Winter Lets Go Early in Rocky Mountain Area
The Rocky Mountain region saw an early winter blast with up to two feet of snow in high elevations. Wyoming and Colorado traffic snarls formed as the front moved through, while other areas enjoyed fair weather with scattered showers from the Plateau to the Atlantic and New England. Temperatures ranged from 17 at Big Piney, Wyoming to 80 at Key West.
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Associated Press
Rocky Mountain
Wyoming
Colorado
Plateau
Atlantic States
New England
Big Piney
Wyo
Key West
Knickerbocker News Sold To Hearst Corp
Hearst Corporation buys the Knickerbocker News from Gannett for 3.85 million dollars. The Albany afternoon paper will remain a separate title under Hearst while Saratogian continues independently under contract. Knickerbocker circulation was 55,542. Times Union 63,420 daily, 117,417 Sunday. Gene Robb to become Knickerbocker News chief executive.
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Albany
Lodge Will Visit Syracuse Tuesday during GOP campaign
The itinerary of Henry Cabot Lodge, the Republican vice presidential candidate, lists Albans Schenectady Utica Rome and Syracuse in New York on Tuesday followed by Syracuse and Rochester on Wednesday.
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Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
New York State
Albans
Schenectady
Utica
Rome
Syracuse
Rochester
N. Y
UN clears deck for disarmament talks and Germany summit
World news rounds up Macmillan's push for an East West summit on Germany and Berlin while at Oak Ridge Tennessee a 1800 worker strike halts part of the gaseous diffusion plant. Supervisors fill roles as talks continue with a 28 cent hourly wage demand lingering.
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Gak Ridge
Tenn
Oak Ridge
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
OCAW
Atomic Energy Commission
E. F. Hitchcock
The
Atomic Trades and Labor Council
United Nations tackles East West disarmament plans
The United Nations General Assembly clears the decks for a crowded agenda led by rival East-West disarmament proposals from Khrushchev and Western allies. Key differences include treaty timing, secretariat reforms, and control provisions, with debates overlapping Africa and Cold War issues.
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United Nations
Nikita Khrushchev
U. N General Assembly
Khrushchev
United States
Britain
Italy
U. MN
Dag Hammarskjold
Disarmament Commission
Assembly
Algeria
U. S
Soviet Union
Commuters Delayed As Trains Break Down
Commuters bound for Bronx Brewster and Selkirk faced delays as two New York Central trains broke down near Hastings and in the Bronx. A freight train trouble near Hastings halted Harlem division service for about 30 minutes, delaying 20 Central and 20 New Haven trains by 5 to 10 minutes. Normal service resumed by 6:30 p m.
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New York Pi
New York Central
Central
Selkirk
N. Y
Hastings
Harlem
Brewster
Bronx
New Haven Railroad
Morse campaigns at Lexington town dump in Mass
Republican congressional candidate Brad Morse plans a vote seeking appearance at the Lexington town dump. He claims hundreds of men were dumping rubbish on Saturday morning and invites supporters with coffee doughnuts and campaign stickers and buttons.
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Lowell. Mass
F. Brad Morse
Congress
Stadist
Lexington
Tilbe
Kennedy Promises Full Employment Policy in Pennsylvania
Senator John F. Kennedy campaigned in Sharon Pennsylvania promising a Democratic national policy of full employment to replace Republican efforts. He criticized Republican economics as ineffective and pledged immediate action to put people back to work. The tour covered Michigan and Ohio with large crowds, including about 50,000 in Grand Rapids and 2,000 at Youngstown airport. Kennedy stayed overnight in Sharon after greetings from supporters.
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Sharon
John JF. Kennedy
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Michigan
Camp
Grand Rapids
Sid
Ne Staebler
Saginaw
Kennedy
GOP
Truth Squad
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Youngstown
Ohio
Animal Trainer Drops Dead In Cage During Act
Corpus Christi, Texas. George Jacob Keller, 62, renowned animal trainer, collapsed and died during a lion and panther act at the Circus on Friday night. His wife watched from a 3000-strong audience as the show continued, attendants moving Keller to the exit. Keller had trained animals since 1942 and resided in Cornell, California.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
George Jacob Keller
S Circus
Keller
Cornell
Calif
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