Nixon Kennedy Await Fourth Debate in New York
Nixon eager for fourth televised confrontation with Kennedy as Javits notes U S prestige fallen, Kennedy aides view Javits remarks as campaign leverage. Nixon proposes Taft Hartley amendments to curb labor disputes and argues Kennedy would seize industries, while JFK staff highlight Democratic lines on U S standing and Soviet advances.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Nixon
Kennedy
Congress
Jacob K. Javits
U. S
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Javits
Republian
Cuba says embargo won’t hurt due to black market evasion
Cuba’s economic czar Ernesto Guevara told a two hour TV program that the U S embargo on exports to Cuba will not seriously harm the island because black marketeers in the United States will defy it. He noted Cuba faces difficulties but called for solidarity from other nations and referenced Soviet support. Guevara discussed a trade mission to the Soviet bloc and East Asia, warned of possible U S financed invasion from Guatemala, and described new state control of imports via the Bank for Foreign Trade as Cuba shifts away from U S trade. He said sugar buyers will not pay the pre embargo premium and USA may struggle to obtain all the sugar it wants now that Cuba’s quota is cut.
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Cuba
U.S
United States
National Bank
Ernesto Guevara
Russia
Guevara
Soviet Union
Red China
Czechoslovakia
North Korea
East Germany
Washington
Guatemala
Bank For Foreign Trade
Raul Cepero Bonalla
Cuban National Bank
U. S
Jury considers excusable homicide in Finch trial
In Los Angeles Dr. R Bernard Finch and his companion Carole Tregoff face murder and conspiracy charges over surgeon’s wife Barbara Jean Finch. The retrial entered its third day as Judge Leroy Dawson corrected an omission by instructing the panel on excusable homicide and allowed a possible verdict of accidental killing without unlawful intent.
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Los Angeles
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Finch
Miss Tregoff
Barbara Jean
Superior Court
Leroy Dawson
Inside Radio TV 2 Comica 11 Bridge 6 Editorial Fulton 4
A compact page preview highlighting key items across sections including radio and TV listings, bridge notes, editorial columns, Fulton coverage, sports highlights, obituary notices, and classified ads. Reading cues point to notable items in each category.
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Fulton
Expectant Mother Shot and Baby Saved by Caesarean
Lillian Clapsaddle, 26, was shot in the chest by a 12 gauge shotgun while seated in her living room. Doctors H H Harris and Thomas L Cobden delivered the baby by Caesarean, and the infant was reported doing well at Methodist Hospital.
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Jack G. Clapsaddle
Lillian Clapsaddle
Tors
John
Dana
Sara
Clapsaddle
H. H. Harris
Thomas L. Cobden
Woodbury County
Methodist Hospital
Charges of UN unit misconduct raise Congo tensions
Elisabethville authorities accuse six UN soldiers in Kabalo of looting and aiding rebels. Katanga and UN officials dispatch a probe flight as Mobutu blasts UN support for his regime and UN chiefs warn against undermining constitutional order.
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Katanga
Kabala
Congo
Moise Tshombe
Kabalo
Baluba
Tshombe
Tan Berendsen
Godefroid Munongo
Uitary
Mobutu
Cleophas Kamitatu
Leopoldville
Kamitatu
Patrice Lumumba
Bank Teller Surrenders After Missing Funds Escape
Rome police took Richard L. Martin, 20, into custody Thursday night after he surrendered. He admitted taking 7,799 dollars in cash and 14,690 dollars in travelers checks totaling 27,294 dollars missing from the Marine Midland Bank branch since he disappeared September 8. He had traveled the country and visited his wife before giving himself up.
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Bank Tellier
Rome
Richard L. Martin
Marine Midland Bank
Martin
Another Cold Night in Store For Most of N.Y.
Albany report shows the coldest weather of the season across New York State with subfreezing readings overnight. Temperatures fell to 14 at Whiteface Mountain and ranged from 24 at Watertown to 41 in New York City. a warmup is forecast for the weekend as scattered flurries accompany the chill.
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Albany
New York State
Whiteface Mountain
Adirondacks
Watertown
New York City
Weather Bureau
Massena
Poughkeepsie
Oneonta
London Gold Rush Fades On Treasury Hints
London bullion opened four dollars lower as speculation of a burst market bubble looms. Dealers posted 336.40 per fine ounce, far below Thursday’s 40.60 high, while the U S Treasury price stood at 35. A Treasury clarification that prices won’t rise further cooled the market late Thursday, sending gold mine shares down and stirring broader selloffs in London stocks.
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London
Treasury
London Stock Exchange
World News at a Glance from Rangoon to Hong Kong
In Rangoon betting on the U S presidential race favors Kennedy over Nixon at 3-2 with heavy wagering by wealthy businessmen. In Havana Cubans painted U S insignia on five air transports at San Antonio de Los Banos, prompting evacuation of nearby families. In Hong Kong gold and silver trading halted due to dollar-to-bullion rush as prices climb to 265 HKD per ounce, with London high at 40.60 and official U S Treasury price at 35.
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Rangoon, Burma
Rangoon
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Havana
United States
San Antonio de Los Banos
Hong Kong
Gold and Silver Exchange
London
U.S. Treasury
Economists See Brief Mild Recession for U.S.
Industry economists told the Business Advisory Council in Hot Springs that the United States is entering a mild and probably brief recession. They predict output may fall about two percent and recover by mid 1961, with the council to review the outlook at its fall meeting.
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Hot Springs
Business Advisory Council
BAC
Frederick H. Mueller
Quits Fishing at 100 as Widow Dolch Marks Birthday
Mrs Frederick Dolch observed her 102nd birthday at home and mourned the end of fishing after a pneumonia illness and surgery. She had been a steadfast Sebergeen for years, with a long life marked by a passion for the sea and fishing.
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Albany
Frederick Dolch
Rails To Hike Rates For Freight Monday
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved major freight rate increases to go into effect Sunday midnight, with a partial suspension on some charges. The hikes aim to raise about 147 million in annual revenue, affecting general rates but pausing certain increases for fresh fruits vegetables and petroleum coke. States may see smaller increases in combination rates while refunds are promised if ICC later finds the raise unreasonable.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Temporariy
Rairoads Gax Se Puble
ICC
Saippi
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Gui
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Territories
Actress Peggy Knudsen seeks divorce after separation
Los Angeles actress Peggy Knudsen 36 sues James C Jordan 41 for divorce after five years of separation. She seeks custody of their three minor children and 1000 dollars monthly for support and alimony. Jordan, television director, is son of Jim and Marian Jordan. Knudsen accuses cruelty. they wed in June 1949.
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Los Angeles
Peggy Knudsen
James C. Jordan
Miss Knuden
Mijior
Jordan
Jim
Marian Jordan
Molly
Miss Knudsen
Religion in American Life Month Proclaimed in New York
Governor Rockfeller proclaimed November as Religion in American Life Month in New York State. The observance centers on recognizing religion’s role in civic life and the influence of faith communities across Albany and beyond.
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Albany
Rockefaller
New York State
Legion Elects New Officers as Burke Defends Guantanamo Base
At the American Legion convention in Long Beach California William R Burke was elected National Commander succeeding Martin B McKneally Five new National Vice Commanders were named Dr Harry H Kretzler Vincent J Maxheim George K Walker James M Wagenfelder and Ruffin C Godwin The Rev William H Moss was named National Chaplain Burke defended the Guantanamo Base saying it has the strength to defend itself and will stay There is no question of the legal and moral right to be there The base is valued as a year round training site and a key location to control the Caribbean entrance The convention also heard a warning from Robert C Hill Ambassador to Mexico about a possible Castro attack before the presidential election The Legion announced plans for its 1961 convention in Denver Colorado
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Arleigh Burke
American Legion
Guantanamo
Robert C. Hill
U. S
Mexico
Fidel Castro
Burke
Caribbean
Legion
William R. Burke
Long Beach
Calif
Martin B. McKneally
Newburgh
N. C
Harry H. Kretzler
Edmunds
Wash
Vincent J. Maxheim
Clinton
Iowa
George K. Walker
Waltertown
Mass
James M. Wagenfell
Lincoln letter valued at 35000 in estate filing
In Cook County Probate Court an estate inventory lists a 1863 Lincoln letter on White House stationery promoting Maj. Gen. Joseph Hooker to Army of the Potomac commander. The letter is valued at 835 yo and is part of Alfred W. Stern’s estimated $3.5 million estate, with the document willed to the Library of Congress.
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Abraham Lincoln
White House
Joseph
Fighting Joe) Hooker
Army of the Potomac
Cook County
Alfred W. Stern
Stern
Library of Congress
Lincoln
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