Nixon Campaign Flies Through Illinois Amid Heckling
Vice President Nixon and President Eisenhower position themselves against communism while campaigning in Illinois and Michigan. Rioters pelt Nixon with eggs in Michigan as security tightens. a piece of metal on a railroad track near Fort Wayne sparked derailment fears but was not a bomb. Gov Stratton predicts a Nixon win in Illinois as the race for 27 electoral votes tightens.
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Fort Wayne
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Lilinois
America
Muskegon
Mich
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Klein
France Faces Largest Algeria Protest Since 1958 Riots
Thousands demonstrated in dozens of cities over the Algerian War. Clashes in Paris Left Bank injured about 60 demonstrators and 15 policemen with 527 arrests. Caen Lyon Toulouse Nevers Toulon and Brest also saw unrest. President de Gaulle to address the nation on Nov 4.
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Lyon
Toulose
Nevers
Toulon
Brest
Paris
French National Students Union
GE Fires 15 Syracuse Workers Over Strikes
General Electric fired 15 Syracuse employees and suspended 18 others for what it called flagrant misconduct during the national IUE strike. Local 320 officials, including Loren Vinal, said the move could spark a new Syracuse strike pending arbitration.
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General Electric Co
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
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IVE
Loren Vinal
Stanley
Albany
Ges
Schenectady
Clyde H. Harrison
General Electric
Harrison
No Nobel Peace Prize Awarded in 1960
The Nobel Committee of the Norwegian Parliament announced no Peace Prize will be awarded this year and that the prize money is reserved for 1961. Medicine and literature prizes for 1960 have been awarded, while chemistry and physics prizes will be announced on November 3. The 1959 Peace Prize went to Philip Noel-Baker. the last year without a Peace Prize was 1956.
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Nobel Committee
Alfred Nobel
Philip Noel-Baker
Britain
New York Police Brace for Fallout After Moonlighting Clash
NYC police remain on edge as Commissioner Stephen P Kennedy pledges action against officers aiding moonlighting traffic duties during a 24 hour slowdown. Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association chief John J Cassese defies crackdown while aides pursue a summons for illegal parking. Spokesmen note officers need extra income amid penalties for ban violations.
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New York City
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Kennedy
John J. Cassese
Patrolmen's Benevolent Association
PBA
Cassese
FBI Arrests Soviet Employee At U N Photographer On Espionage Charges
A Chicago grand jury indicted two men on espionage charges tied to attempting to obtain aerial photographs of Chicago military sites. Melekh, a U N employee, and Hirsch, a photographer, face failure to register as foreign agents and bail set at 50000.
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Justice Department
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West 86Th Street
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Mikhail
Marina
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Newark
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Kirill S. Doronkin
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Doronkin
Kennedy Says Strong Economy Key to Peace in Pennsylvania
Democratic candidate John F. Kennedy argued that lasting peace hinges on a strong economy. Speaking hoarsely in eastern Pennsylvania, he linked Soviet power to productive capacity and urged full use of U S steel mills. The 13 hour motorcade began in Bethlehem and continued to Allentown with large crowds.
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Scranton
Five Killed When Car Rips Through Crowd in Chicago
A car driven by 25 year old Bette Gillespie reportedly blacked out and plowed into pedestrians at Randolph and Franklin Streets near the Loop. Five people were killed, three injured, and witnesses describe a chaotic scene as bodies were hurled and the vehicle struck another car before stopping. Victims include Carl Matre Des Plaines Leslie Miles West Chicago Carl Berggren Glen Ellyn Carby Alward La Grange Harold Murphy Glen Ellyn.
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Frankin
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Mellen
Ner
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Miss Gillespie
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Ronnie Gilkey
Carl Matre
Des Plaines
Leslie M Miles
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Carl A. Berggren
Glen Ellyn
Carby Alward
la Grange
Harold Murphy
Cuba Gripped By Civil War Fear
Havana reports anxiety as rumors of invasion fuel fears of civil war between Castro loyalists and opponents. Fidel Castro’s leadership warns of U.S. aggression and mobilizes armed forces. Maj Raul Castro relocates with family to Santiago to direct defense.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
United States
Raul Castro
Santiago
Oriente
Schenectady seeks local bingo tax power
Schenectady officials say the city loses about 340 dollars in six months from bingo. The city bingo coordinator argues the state should grant communities the power to tax admission tickets to bingo games. It costs more to supervise the games and print state forms than the city collects in fees after forwarding the state its share.
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Schenectady
Enemies No Longer A NATO Manpower Integration Experiment
Joe Murphy of New Haven Pierre Brasseur and Kurt Tagtumble with US French and German troops at Heidelberg as NATO’s CENTAG headquarters tests mixed units. They share meals learn advanced automotive mechanics and study German French and English reflecting a planned 1100 Americans 10 French 100 Germans in the program amid De Gaulle's resistance to full integration.
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Pierre
Kurt
NATO
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Pierre G. Brasseur
Kurt Tag
U. S
Uut
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Charles de Gaulle
US 3
Christian Uf Clarke
Friedrich Berendsen
Pierre de Montjamont
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Fire Wrecks Potsdam Block
An early morning blaze destroyed five connected buildings in Potsdam central, wiping out a barbershop liquor store fruit store and vacant units. Damage estimated at 60 000 to 80 000 dollars. Firefighters used about 225 000 gallons of water over four hours. One firefighter needed seven stitches for a cut.
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St. Lawrence
Fure
Scott Holden
Hunter Rescued After Two Days Lost in Adirondack Woods
An SOS marked in snow guided a plane to hunter Willam Kelly of Rochester who was missing for two days in dense Adirondack woods near Eagle Bay. Minutes later an Air Force helicopter lowered a 20 foot line and hoisted him aboard. A doctor on board declared him unharmed.
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Adirondack Woodlands
Willam Kelly
Rochester
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