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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1960
Page
18
The Kennedy Nixon TV debate presented a restrained Nixon, avoiding personal jabs and innuendo. He pressed familiar themes on strong economy and defense, arguing Republicans offer better, cheaper paths. Both mutual respect and familiar campaign lines framed the historic broadcast as a formal, high school commencement style event.
Senator Henry Jackson of Washington said President Nixon should repudiate not only anti Catholic statements aimed at Senator John F Kennedy but also the sources behind them. He said many anti Catholic campaigners are active supporters of Nixon. Jackson spoke at a Monday news conference in Los Angeles.
The world fair committee announced that Russia will participate in the 1964 and 1965 New York World's Fair. An invitation was sent to the Soviet Union in June and committee members will travel to Moscow to discuss details.
In Buffalo New York 8500 switchmen faced a planned strike that would disrupt rail traffic in the South and West. A temporary restraining order from Federal Judge John C Henderson delays the action to October 4 after the union rejected a 4 percent wage increase and had set September 19 as the strike date.
Police prefect Maurice Papon announced that 1,424 people have been killed and 1,354 wounded in Paris and its suburbs during the Algerian rebellion, noting the unrest has spanned nearly six years.
A partial Press-Telegram clipping mentions Long Stash and Hal Ir at, with references to Per Yei rat belvery sta3 ap wa Ait Surety and a circular distribution issue. Details are unreadable, but the fragment suggests a circulation matter tied to a local address.
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev urged world powers to agree on disarmament, offering to accept any proposed control measures if armies are disbanded. The luncheon at the Biltmore Hotel included 200 guests, featuring lavish 14 carat gold tableware, as Eaton praised peaceful coexistence and closer U.S.-Soviet trade relations.
An advertising teaser touts Girard's Wine Vinegar French Dressing with 11 spices. It promises a distinctive tangy flavor and invites readers to try the blend for an enjoyable, small adventure in tasting.
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