Nixon Draws Biggest Turnout Of Campaign
Vice President Richard M. Nixon mobilizes large crowds as he campaigns in Tennessee after Philadelphia’s record turnout. He appeals to northern and southern voters, with supporters and critics present, before heading to Cleveland.
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Town Crier notes steady 63 degree thermometer amid cool weather
A reader laments the steady 63 degree thermometer reading at the Loudoun Piccadilly corner as temperatures ranged from 54 overnight to 73 today. Expect showers to end tonight then clearing cool weather into Saturday. Clarke County Lions Club begins its 60 dozen broom sale at 5 pm to aid Light Conservation. John B. Shifflett of Stephens City shares a clipping of a Harrisonburg News Record photo showing a Crawford man with a 23 inch toadstool weighing about 15 pounds.
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U S Forces Land In Cuban Mountains After Clash
A platoon size unit of 27 men including three Americans landed at dawn between Baracoa and Moa in Oriente Province Cuba and moved into the mountains after three casualties in a brush with militiamen. The Armed Forces Ministry issued the communique breaking the news.
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Asian African neutrals embittered after summit bid defeat
The Asian African neutral bloc pushed a plan for a peace bridge between East and West after failing to win a U S Soviet summit. The U N General Assembly defeated the formal meeting plan as neutrals abstained and the United States led withdrawal.
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Macmillan Sees Summit Needed After New York Trip
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan returned to London and said a summit is needed to negotiate outstanding world problems. He downplayed Khrushchev’s impact on UN leadership and expressed cautious hope for an East–West meeting next year following his talks in New York and Paris.
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Bethine Clark Church to speak at Women’s Civic League luncheon
Bethine Clark Church wife of Senator Frank Church will address the October luncheon at 12 30 p.m. in the George Washington Hotel She led the Congressional Wives Forum for two terms and joined her husband at conferences in Buenos Aires Warsaw and Los Angeles where he spoke at the Democratic National Convention last summer
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Khrushchev Slows Pace Amid London New York Trip
Soviet Premier Khrushchev shows signs of fatigue after 17 days of nonstop diplomacy in New York and elsewhere. He limits stops at receptions, spends more time in side rooms, and rests at Glen Cove as energy wavers while he continues to lead the Soviet delegation in UN debates.
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Kennedy Shifts Focus to Fidel Castro and Cuba
Sen. John F. Kennedy plans a speech at a fundraising dinner on Fidel Castro and Cuba. He weighs his approach for a likely presidential campaign address while maintaining a busy schedule with rallies, farm visits, and a second Nixon debate ahead.
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Joseph Welch Dies at Cape Cod Hospital
Army counsel in the Army-McCarthy hearings Joseph N. Welch died at Cape Cod Hospital in Hyannis Mass from a heart condition. He would have been 70 in October. Welch gained national prominence as Army special counsel in 1954 and later appeared in film and on television.
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Unidentified man killed in Route 17 crash near Warrenton
A man believed to be from Winchester was killed in a two vehicle crash on Route 17 about three miles south of Warrenton around 9 30 this morning. Police confirmed the time and location at noon today.
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Chest Reaches 20 Percent Mark in Winchester Drive
William C. Thompson, vice chairman of the Information section, is shown painting one of three giant red feather thermometers in Winchester. The meters stand at Court House square, Rouss Fire Hall, and Piccadilly and Loudoun as the Chest fund reaches 10,153.25 toward a 52,000 goal.
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Gaitskell Wins Victory At Labor Party Conference
Britain's Labor Party backed broader welfare aims over full nationalization, signaling a success for leader Hugh Gaitskell who avoided a party split over NATO and nuclear policy. The vote strengthened his leadership while opposing Frank Cousins and left-wing union pressure for disarmament and neutrality.
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New Yorkers Lead 12-1 In 2nd Game
The Yankees exploded for seven runs in the sixth inning to seize a 12-1 lead in game two of the World Series at Forbes Field. Cloudy skies with rain threats lingered as Bob Turley and Bob Friend faced off in a pitchers duel with 36,000 plus fans on hand.
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