Ritual pictures shape politics in U S campaigns
In a column observing photo culture, Charles McDowell Jr. notes how Khrushchev’s cheeky finger gesture toward Udall and Nixon’s Moscow kitchen debate image illustrate how political ritual pictures mold voter perceptions. He cites White House, Eisenhower, and Kennedy era portraits as part of a broad tradition.
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Gettysburg
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Billy Graham
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Weather roundup by United Press International
Temperatures and precipitation reported for the 24 hour period ending at 14 am by United Press International.
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Market Retreat Deepens Amid Broad Stock Decline
New York traders faced a sharp late week selloff as the market fell from early gains and the Dow traded near 800 for the week. Analysts cited weak industrials, tepid international news, and a 1 percent drop in short positions as factors. The S and P 500 finished down 1.20 percent, with volume rising to over 17.5 million shares.
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Peter T. Earle
New York
CPTA
Wall Street
Poesers
Standard & Poor
Runaway Car Crashes Into Times Square Restaurant
A Lincoln Continental veered from a garage and struck Rosoff's Restaurant on 43rd Street near Times Square injuring six and killing three including waiter Irving Nash and patron Saul Cohen. Driver Paul Bonadin, 59, Newark, charged with vehicular homicide. crowd blocked street for hours.
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UPI
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Sixth Ave
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Saul Cohen
Irving Nash
Edward
Chick) Pell
Paul Bonadin
Newark
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U S Moves Berlin Troops Amid Heightened Tension
U S forces rolled new troop convoys through Soviet controlled areas on the highway to West Berlin and Berlin Helmstedt route. A 1,500 man battle group rotated from West Germany to Berlin with 647 soldiers in 109 vehicles across four convoys. In West Berlin authorities reported sixteen workers guarding by police razed four border homes to prevent possible escapes.
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UPI
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West Germany
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Mecham Sees Power Fight for Senate Victory
UPI reports Arizona candidate Evan Mecham warned of an uphill race against a powerful political bloc led by Sen. Carl Hayden. He blasted entrenched interests and predicted large spending from COPE and other groups as Republicans and loyal Democrats join his campaign.
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Upi
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Mecham
Sen
Carl Hayden
Arizona
COPE
Police Seek Young Indian Man After Home Ransack
Warren Eldon Parsons reports a young Indian male seen near his ransacked home at 1546 E Jackrabbit Rd. Items taken include a 30.06 rifle valued at $200, about $200 in jewelry, and $5 cash. Pearl Jane Clark saw an 18 year old Indian boy around Scottsdale at 1543 E Arlington Rd and told him to return the items.
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Pearl Jane Clark
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Scottsdale
Meredith Registers to Enter Ole Miss in Faces Court Battle
Thousands of students register for fall entry with James Meredith leading the charge as federal courts clash with Mississippi officials over University of Mississippi integration. Gov. Ross Barnett blocks Meredith under state authority while U.S. authorities pursue contempt actions. The week also features Kennedy administration support on Cuba and a new U.N. arms stance, plus a Cape Canaveral Tiros satellite launch.
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Ole Miss
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Ted) Kennedy
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Local Births at Scottsdale City Hospital
Three births reported at Scottsdale City Hospital. Mr and Mrs Michael Hays at 321 Kachina Lane welcomed a 7 pound boy on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Richard Davis welcomed a 7 pound 10 ounce girl on Thursday. Mr and Mrs John McAnich at 6928 E Coronado Rd welcomed a 7 pound 3 ounce son on Friday.
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E. Coronado Rd
May Reassess Cuban Situation
UPI Moscow correspondent Henry Shapiro, veteran reporter, told UC Berkeley workshop that American public opinion will prevent Khrushchev from provoking a major crisis in Cuba. He ranked Berlin as the greater cold war threat due to proximity.
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UPI
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Henry Shapiro
Nikita Khrushchev
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Soviet Union
University of California
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Russia
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Puzzle reply lists yesterday’s clues with numeric prompts and partial word solutions. Entries include 43 Rocky 48 No 44 Kind of 61 Thoron ickle symb 47 To and life 53 Prefix not. The reader is guided to deduce final letters and full terms.
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Ben Bella orders "rat hunt" as troops seal Algiers district
Regular troops loyal to Vice Premier Ahmed Ben Bella move into the Algiers military district to pursue guerrillas and kidnap gangs. Mohammed Khider says arrests of armed men without passes and non political crimes will be handled by special courts. government to hand power to the newly elected Algerian constituent assembly soon.
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UPI
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Mohammed Khider
Ben Bella
Khider
Provisional Executive
Algeria
Constituent Assembly
Illness Hits Cuba In Severe Outbreak
WASHINGTON reports that Cuba faces the most serious outbreak in years of a violent stomach disorder linked to malnutrition and bad sanitation. Deaths from gastroenteritis exceed ten, with reports from Cuba indicating severe conditions in several provinces. Cuban authorities say the outbreak is not epidemic and is under control.
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U.S
Cuba
Pucinski
West Germany signs two year arms aid pact with U.S.
West Germany approves a two year agreement to spend 600 million dollars annually on U.S. arms and access to American military facilities. The move aims to reduce the U.S. dollar outflow as UPI reports. The development follows Cuba related debate in Congress and Soviet denunciations of related measures.
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UPI
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U.S
Defense Department
America
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