Nixon Campaign Moves Into Contested Ohio
Vice President Richard M. Nixon flew into Akron to campaign in Ohio as the race tightens for its 25 electoral votes. His press secretary Herbert G. Klein said Nixon is confident of winning Ohio despite large Democratic numbers. The swing includes stops in Canton Mansfield and Evansville Indiana ending after a 10 day 5000 mile tour. Nixon pressured Kennedy in speeches before about 6000 in Akron.
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NIXON
Richard M. Nixon
Akron
Ohio
Herbert G. Klein
Buckeye
Klein
Troy
Albany
N.Y
Canton
Mansfield
Evansville
Ind
Kennedy
First hunt season kicks off as Nimrods seek squirrel dinner
Parked cars line country roads near woods as locals begin the hunt. Clarke County clerk Miss Lucy Allen reports $358 in hunting licenses sold yesterday. A reader complains about bicycles riding against traffic on Lon Street. Frost is forecast tonight in the northwest with a cool tomorrow reaching the 60s to 70s in Virginia.
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Lucy Allen
Clarke County
Lon= St
Virginia
East West Split At IAEA Conference
The IAEA closes its conference after a East West split over inspections. Some Africa Asia members warned they would seek nuclear help from Moscow. India and several nations opposed agency inspections.
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IAEA
Vienna
Austria
International Atomic Energy
Moscow
Lodge dismisses Khrushchev at California rally
Henry Cabot Lodge told 5,000 in the San Fernando Valley that Khrushchev came to the UN to foment instability and is failing. He urged the crowd that Republicans seek a majority, not all the votes, during a Friday suburban series of events.
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Los Angeles
Khrushchev
Henry Cabot Lodge
GOP
U. N
San Fernando Valley State College
Lodge
Brandt Signals Economic Moves Against Soviets
Berlin AP Willy Brandt West Berlin mayor hints at economic reprisals against the Soviet Union over Berlin pressure. He spoke at a Socialist convention suggesting broader sanctions could affect Soviet trade. Germany plans to halt trade with East Germany by year end in response to travel restrictions, threatening about 11 percent of East German trade.
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Berlin
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
Soviet Union
Socialist Party
Brandt
Soviet’ Union
East Germany
Kennedy campaigns in Illinois and Minnesota tour
Sen. John F. Kennedy heads to Illinois and Minnesota after a rest at home. He plans a Boston takeoff to Chicago for a speech at the American Po Congress then Minneapolis for a bean feed with the Minnesota Democratic Farm Labor Party. He will end in St. Louis after visits to St Paul Duluth and Hibbing. Kennedy and wife Jacqueline await a December baby. Nixon campaign critique follows.
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Hyannisport
Mass
John F. Kennedy
Illinois
Minnesota
Boston
Chi
American Po‘Congress
Toinneapolis
Democratic Farm Labor Party of
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Duluth
Hibbing
St. Louis
Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Upper New York
Massachusetts
Jacqueline
Caroee
Richard M. Nixon
Congress
Pierce Salinger
Airliner Lands Safely After Collision Over Orlando
An Eastern Air Lines jet with 14 passengers landed safely after a midair brush with a light single engine plane near Orlando. The pilot of the other craft, Pete Ayres, 25, was killed when the light plane crashed near a residential area. The Eastern plane continued its approach and the passengers remained shaken-free.
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Orlando
Fla
Eastern Air Lines
Sheriff's Office
Pete Ayres
EAL
Ayres
Jacksonville
Miami
Eastern
Ghana Forces Leave Camp Leopold II for New Post
UN forces from Ghana retreat from Camp Leopold II at Mobutu's request in the Congo. They move to a new encampment near Leopoldville while Ghanaian troops may be replaced by Tunisian units. Mobutu accuses Lumumba supporters of shielding technicians and seeks changes to Congo security.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
United Nations
Ghana
Camp
Leopold II
Congo
Joseph Mobutu
Leopoldville
Mobutu
Patrice Lumumba
Lepoldville
Red China
Lumumbais
Peoples
Chou En-lai
China
Lumumba
President Eisenhower to meet Macmillan Menzies in Washington
President Eisenhower returns to Washington for a strategy meeting with British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and Australian Prime Minister Robert Menzies on Western aims in the United Nations against Soviet opposition. He attended funeral services for Mrs. Eisenhower’s mother Elivira Doud, who died in her sleep at 82. The White House appointment is at 9:30 a.m. Sunday. Khrushchev talks unlikely. Shenandoah College dedication set for Oct 16 at 2:30 p.m., with Bishop J Gordon Howard as speaker and 86th-year operations under new location and 330 students.
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Eisenhower
Washington
United Nations General Assembly
White House
Harold Macmillan
Great Britain
Robert G. Menzies
Australia
Eisenhowers
Macmillan
Menzies
James C. Hagerty
Khrushchev
J. Gordon Howard
Pittsburgh
Shenandoah College and Conservatory
Forrest S. Racey
Floyd L. Falk
Carl W. Hiser
EUB
Five neutrals seem to aid Khrushchev at UN summit push
William L. Ryan analyzes how the neutrals at the United Nations General Assembly Friday appear to bolster Khrushchev goals. He notes Yugoslavia, India, Indonesia, and the United Arab Republic as key players and details their alignment with Soviet interests while warning Eisenhower faces pressure to pursue a summit.
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Eisenhower
Khrushchev
U. N. General Assembly
New York
U. N
Yugoslavia
India
Indonesia
United Arab Republic
Tito
Gamal Abdel Nasser
U.A.R
Kwame Nkrumah
Africa
Ghana
Sukarno
Cuba rejects U S protest over bank nationalization
In Havana the Cuban government refused to accept a U S note accusing Fidel Castro’s regime of endorsing the nationalization of American banks. Ambassador Bonsal attempted delivery, but Acting Foreign Minister de Olivares denounced the move as a violation of diplomacy. The affected banks were First National City Bank of New York, First National Bank of Boston, and Chase Manhattan Bank.
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Havana
U. S
Fidel Castro
Philip Bonsal
de Olivares
Olivares
First National City Bank of New York
First National Bank of Boston
Chase Manhattan Bank
Boy Hurt When Bicycle Upset On W Bos cawen Street
Richard Lancaster nine of 327 West Cecil Street was injured at 11 15 a m when his bicycle upset in the 300 block of West Boscawen Street A Memorial Hospital spokesman said his injuries were undetermined at 12 30 p m Officer Warren Fogle reported the youth rode east on Boscawen Mrs Alberta CROSEN of Rt 1 Clearbrook was driving a 1951 Chevrolet west and was preparing to turn into a gravel driveway near the bay The youth apparently frightened, he slammed on brakes and the bike skidded in gravel, cutting the face on rocks No charges were placed and it did not appear to be the car’s fault.
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Richard Lancaster
W. Cecil St
W. Boscawen St
Memorial Hospital
Warren Fogle
Boscawen
Alberta Crosen
Rt. 1
Clearbrook
Fogle
Crosen
Loudoun
James St
Maurice Lake
Walter E. Paulette
Greystone Terrace
Ethel Johnson
Miller St
Lake
Paulette
South End Fire
Khrushchev Attacks U.S. as U.N. Debates China Admission
At the United Nations Khrushchev denounced the United States and its allies, accusing them of aggression and racial oppression. U.S. Ambassador James Wadsworth said the Soviet leader’s outbursts cast doubt on disarmament talks and sought calmer negotiations, while Khrushchev criticized Franco’s U.N. membership amid the China admission debate.
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United Nations
N.Y
Khrushchev
United States
Assembly
China
Francisco Franco
Spain
Meron Eee
Jose Felix Lequerica
Frederick H. Boland
U.N
Boland
U.S
James J. Wadsworth
Red China
Wadsworth
Red
Two Army Generals Die in Oakland Plane Crash
In foggy Orinda near Oakland two Army generals Maj. Gen. Carl F. Fritzsche and Brig. Gen. Thomas H. Hayes died along with four others when a single engine Otter crashed into a hillside 200 yards from a residence. A local family, Mrs. John Barron and her two children, were home at the time.
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Calif
Carl F. Fritzsche
Bedford
Ohio
Fort Ord
Thomas H. Hayes
Macon
Fritzsche
Orinda
Here
John Barron
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