Nixon Backers Claim Victory Amid Debate Notes Controversy
The Nixon camp claimed a win in the debate while crying foul over Nixon notes. A technical delay across continents showed Kennedy shuffling papers, fueling disputes over verbatim quotations and an alleged no note agreement. Officials described the outcome as favorable to Nixon despite the controversy.
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Mediation Resumes in GE Labor Tie Up
New York report says four federal mediators resume talks to end the General Electric strike between GE Co. and the International Union of Electrical Workers. No progress was reported as Thursday’s session closed without agreement.
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Khrushchev leaves United Nations after tense session
The United Nations session closed as Premier Khrushchev departed New York amid a tense debate on disarmament and independence for colonies. Observers expect him to visit North Korea and possibly Peiping after a non stop ten hour flight, with talks involving Gromyko and Hungarian leader Huszar.
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