Kennedy Starts 3 Day New York Campaign
Senator John F Kennedy arrives in New York for a three day campaign swing including a ticker tape parade and a planned fourth television debate with Vice President Richard M Nixon. Kennedy says Nixon refuses a fifth debate and urges the American public to judge in the final 18 days. Nixon claims victory in the last two debates and criticizes Kennedy for quoting from a prior document.
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Congolese Army Cracks Down On Lumumba Plot
In Leopoldville the Congolese army detained several Lumumba supporters during predawn raids and seized documents outlining a coup plan to restore Lumumba. The crackdown appeared limited as key detainees were released hours later and Mobutu faced challenges solidifying control.
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Diplomats Tour Siberia Led by Moscow Visa Forty Delegation
A group of foreign diplomats led by U S Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson began a Siberian tour as guests of the Soviet Foreign Ministry. The visit aims to strengthen ties and observe regional affairs amid Cold War tensions.
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Rockefeller Campaign Tour Rallies in New York Area
Gov. Rockefeller extended a 2 500 mile Republican tour of New York State into the New York City area to back Nixon and Lodge. He spoke at the Abred E. Smith Memorial Foundation dinner amid heckling students at the Come University campus, praising Rep. Taber as a great American despite boos.
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Legion Votes On Censure Of 40 And 8 Society
The American Legion in Miami Beach prepares for a national convention vote on a resolution reaffirming last year measures against the 40 and 8 society over its white only membership. The Internal Affairs Committee approved the plan by a large vote, blocking Southern departments' push to restore the group while allowing restoration if membership rules change.
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IUE Leaders Reject GE Contract Offer in Walkout Standstill
The IUE conference board rejected GE's truce terms as 8,700 Schenectady workers and others walk out for three weeks. James B Carey said a settlement is possible if GE shifts its stance, while GE called the move a grandstand. Jandreau was expelled from the bargaining group.
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Likes Jail Life Ends Up In Local Lockup For 30 Days
Shelby resident Stough Greene, 53, who praised federal prison life, will serve an additional 30 days in Cleveland County jail. Judge Wilson Warlick extended the sentence for Greene on charges of tossing blazing cotton into three mailboxes. Greene was arrested in September after advocating return to federal prison and previously damaged a post office door, a matter ruled as public property.
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Lodge Leaves Door Open to Upstate Dairy Leaders
In Syracuse Henry Cabot Lodge pledged to keep an open door to New York dairy leaders if the Nixon Lodge ticket wins. He said he would listen even as he sought support across Upstate, meeting dairy figures in a hotel room before travel to Rochester and beyond.
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Women Welcome at RPI Plan Envisions Joint Degrees
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute will admit women beginning September 1961 with female students at Russell Sage College for Women while pursuing degrees at RPI. The plan was announced by RPI president Dr Richard G Fol som and Russell Sage president Dr Lewis A Forman.
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Two Die in Westbury Boarding House Fire
A blaze tore through a two story boarding house Tuesday, killing two men. One victim was named as Robert Dunn. the other remains unidentified. Both victims were Black. Fire cause was not immediately determined.
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U N Opens Arms Debate Amid East West Deadlock
The United Nations 99 nation Political Committee opens disarmament talks with no sign of ground by the United States or the Soviet Union. Khrushchev urges immediate disarmament while the West calls for resumption of negotiations and a preconditioned control framework. Algeria and Africa aid take second priority as the panel delays a breakthrough.
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U S Bans Most Exports to Cuba Amid Trade Crackdown
The United States restricts exports to Cuba to medical supplies and food and blocks use of American ships for Cuban interests without government approval. The move targets Fidel Castro after nationalizations and sugar quota actions and could prompt further Cuban expropriations. The Commerce Department and Maritime Administration issued orders, with limited exceptions for wheat under international terms.
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Lady Docker Seeks Truce With Prince Rainier
Lady Norah Docker seeks a summit with Prince Rainier of Monaco to end a two and a half year feud. She and Sir Bernard Docker face exile on the Riviera after a quarrel including a Monaco restaurant incident. They plan travels to Canada and the Bahamas, delaying any meeting.
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Lack Of Cash Delays Expelled Tourists Return
American tourists Mark I. Kaminsky and Harvey C. Bennett, expelled from the Soviet Union, postponed their return to the United States due to a cash shortage. Kaminsky, 28, from Michigan, faced a suspended seven year espionage sentence. Bennett, 26, from California, was a hotel room witness. They could not find tourist class seats and declined first class options.
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Expect Cuba To Seize Rest Of U. S. Property
In Havana reports say Cuba will confiscate all remaining American holdings after new U S economic measures against Fidel Castro. Washington warns embargo may trigger a Cuba demand to abandon Guantanamo and possibly cut diplomatic ties as Castro expands expropriations. U S assets in small firms valued around 250 million dollars after already seizing major holdings.
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Names Cleaner Air Week Albany I Go
Rockefeller designates October 23 to 29 as Cleaner Air Week in New York State with statewide observance and officials urging air quality actions.
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Attempt on Castro life reported in Havana
El Mundo cited a hospital admit of a bullet wound to the side of the Cocimar post commander who guards Fidel Castro. Amadeo Barletta Jr. reported an attack to Bogota claiming two bullets hit the Italian embassy residence while Castro was nearby. Havana officials denied the assassination attempt.
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