Kennedy says Nixon policy on Cuba is too little too late
Kennedy attacked Nixon over Cuba policy accusing Republicans of inaction since Castro rose to power. He blamed Nixon for aiding Castro by cutting Cuba off from American trade and warned that Republican stance ignores communist danger. Kennedy spoke at a Jacksonville rally outlining his Cuba critique and Nixon’s 1955 Cuba visit as proof of insufficient recognition of the threat.
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Relnsch
Fred C. Scribner Jr
Secretary of the Treasury
Fea
Cuba
Kennedy
Castro
Jacksonville
Nix Oh
8000 Man Draft Requested in December
Washington reports the Defense Department asked for a December draft of 8,000 men with inductions to be completed in the first nine days. Draftees will receive furloughs for Christmas. The move raises December call to 8,000, below October’s 9,000, and adds to the total drafted since 1950.
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UPI
Defense Department
Selective Service System
Army
Easy Money Ex-GI Wins $50 Bet by Shaking Ike's Hand
A retired army master sergeant in San Francisco earned $50 by extending a handshake to President Eisenhower during a motorcade. Lt. William Maurer, a mail clerk, claimed he made the bet with a coworker and said no one stopped him as the President turned, smiled, and returned the gesture.
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San Francisco
UPI
Fcrgeant
Eisenhower
William Maurer
Shaw
Hersould
Eisenshower
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Maurer
Ike
Sfort Benning
Nixon Aid Calls Kennedy Sly Tactic in Campaign
The report cites Nixon aides charging a smear sheet linked to Kennedy forces as a deliberately distorted attack. Nixon and aides deem the edits an edited clip and warn of rising TV campaign tricks. Herbert Klein, Nixon’s press secretary, says Republicans are alarmed by the trend and fear further blows.
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Kennedy
Nixon
Herbert G. Klein
Klein
Bandits Loot Croydon Store After Safe Blast
Six masked bandits blasted a Croydon department store safe and stole over 47000 dollars. They reportedly left change behind from the soda they drank during the heist, while the exact total taken remains undetermined.
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Croydon
England
UPI
Cubans Mark U S Airplanes in Signia at Base
Diplomatic sources report Cuba has painted U S insignia on five twin engine transport planes at San Antonio de los Banos Air Base Havana. Families living near the base were moved out before the markings were applied in a bid to embarrass the United States.
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U. S
Havana
U.S
United States
San Antonio de Los Banos
Jury Deliberates As Excusable Homicide Debate Rises
Superior Court retrial of Dr. Finch and Carole Tregoff enters third day as jurors study possible verdicts. Judge says no instruction on excusable homicide was given and flags oversight in reading law. Defense urges second degree murder and imminent peril instructions.
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Berard Finch
Maga
Zinea
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Ole Tregoff
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Pf Finch
Carole Tregof
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Hall of Justice
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Grant B. Cooper
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