Both Candidates Claim Victory After Fourth Debate
In a tense foreign policy clash Nixon and Kennedy debated Cuba and nuclear issues for about an hour. Both claimed success with no outright winner, while signals pointed to possible future debates as campaign nerves eased and each side praised the other.
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Survey Indicates Kennedy May Have Edge in Debates
A survey of 90 voters across nine cities found 32 saw Kennedy gain most from the four debates while 24 chose Nixon. Kennedy and Nixon each attracted 34 declared supporters, with 22 undecided. The study noted voters reached after the fourth debate and required screening 156 calls.
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U S Ambassador to Canada Wigglesworth Dies in Boston
Richard B. Wigglesworth 69, U S ambassador to Canada, died at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston at 9 40 am after an undisclosed illness. He had been admitted October 19 and was a former Milton, Massachusetts resident.
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Nixon and Kennedy Resume Conventional Campaigning
Nixon and Kennedy shift back to standard campaigning in the Midwest and Pennsylvania. Kennedy tours Missouri and Kansas stops after the final TV debate while Nixon heads across Pennsylvania with planned rallies at Muhlenberg College and other cities.
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Mediators See Ray of Hope In GE Talks
A ray of hope for a GE strike settlement emerged as federal mediators prepared to meet with GE and IUE negotiators. IUE officials signaled willingness to accept a contract within the prestrike framework, but a key hurdle is GE’s demand to waive disciplinary actions for picket line violence and to reinstate all strikers. GE wants full respect for law and order as a condition.
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Dope Ring Smashed in Multistate Narcotics Sweep
Federal narcotics officers traced an international heroin shipment from Italy to New York. A false-bottom coffin box concealed 22 pounds of heroin worth 85 million, hidden frames in a Mount Vernon gallery tied to operators Matthew Palmeri and Salvatore Rinaldo. Both men were captured at a Yonkers shopping center. Rinaldo resisted arrest before surrendering. Court actions followed in Yonkers and Mount Vernon. A family connected to the shipment was detained, and a stash of cash and drugs found at Rinaldo’s home.
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Detective Krisak Suspended Over Question Refusal
Detective Michael Krisak a 13 year veteran was suspended for allegedly refusing to answer questions about possible police corruption. Police Chief Harold Kelly acted after Assistant District Attorney Charles J Miller said Krisak would not answer without a lawyer or subpoena. He was among several officers who balked at completing a questionnaire on finances. A State Supreme Court justice upheld the action.
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Inside Radio TV and Comics Highlights
Editorial notes and features on radio and television trends alongside comic strips. Includes insights from VW Bridge and Fulton on current media culture and entertainment angles.
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Congo Crisis Deepens As Mobutu Breaks With UN
Mobutu declares he will seek support in New York as pro-Lumumba forces press to regain power in the Congo. In Lewopoldville, Kinshasa leaders clash over U.N. guidance and the fate of Patrice Lumumba, raising fears of instability across the region.
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Soviets Harass Hammarskjold Over Congo Bill
United Nations faces sustained Soviet harassment aimed at pressuring Dag Hammarskjold as he plans a Congo operation budget of 150 to 200 million through next year. Czechoslovakia accuses the UN of a deceptive role, while the United States denounces the attack as an effort to wreck the UN. Albert F. Bender warns that attacking good faith risks undermining the charter and possibly destroying the United Nations.
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Fire destroys Korean slum in port city chaos
A three hour blaze in late port city Pusa left more than 6,004 Koreans homeless as tents burned and nearby shanties collapsed. Police reported 40 injured and a new survivor count yet to be confirmed.
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Puerto Rico bishops oppose Munoz Marin letter politics
In San Juan a pastoral letter by three Roman Catholic bishops urges Catholics not to vote for Gov. Luis Munoz Marin’s Popular Democratic party in the November election. The letter cites church teachings against secular morality and modern laws on birth control and sterilization, prompting protests from students and media. Archbishop James P. Davis of San Juan downplays it as non-political, while nationwide figures call the action inappropriate. The Christian Action Party may benefit from any votes swayed by the letter.
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Finch Jury Out For Fourth Week
In Los Angeles eleven women and one man begin a fourth day of deliberations in the second Finch murder trial. Dr RB Bernard Finch and Carole Trezoff face charges of killing his estranged wife Barbara Jean on July 18 1959. He claims the death was an accidental shooting. Finch is 42 and Carole is mentioned in the proceeding.
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