U S Attacks Red China as U.N. Debate Over Admission
United States diplomat James J. Wadsworth labeled Red China dangerous and calculating about atomic war while urging the General Assembly to debate its U.N. membership. Cuba, Khrushchev, and Barwick pressed competing views as the session considered shelving the issue.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Red China
Peiping
U.S
U.N. General Assembly
James J. Wadsworth
Red Chinese
Khrushchev
U.S.S.R
U.N
Andrei
Gromyko
China
Australia
Sir Garfield Barwick
Soviet Union
Northern Virginia Feeder Calf Sale Sets Records
Calves sold at the annual Northern Virginia Feeder Calf Sale totaled 2 723 with $332 183.95 in receipts and an average price of $122 per head. Steers averaged 485 lb at $27.54 per cwt while heifers averaged 440 lb at $23.90 per cwt. Grand Champion pen from Owen Thomas Jr and Sons of Loudoun County won the silver bowl for the second time. Top buyers came from New York Pennsylvania Illinois and other states with S F Stephenson of Warrenton paying the highest price for Hereford steers.
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Northern Virginia
J. Fred Stine
Stine
Virginia
West Virginia
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
North and
South Carolina
Ohio
Michigan
Illinois
Indiana
Massachusetts
Connecticut
S. F. Stephenson
Clovelly, Inc
Warrenton
Maxley
H. B. Mellett
McConnellsburg
White
R. Jones
Plymouth Pa
Owen Thomas
P. C. Davenport
Faquier County
Henchman’s Lea
Owen Thomas, Jr
P. T. McIntire
Clarke County
M. H. Buckley
Hereford
Sky Meadows
Rockburn Farm
Fauquier County
John L. Skinner
Loudoun County
R. H. Millinix
Woodbine
Paul E. Brindle
Mechanixburg
W. E. Kenesh
Defiance
Stamp honoring Paderewski released in Washington
The Stamp Collectors series adds a Paderewski honor released in Washington and on sale here Monday. The Weather Man predicts a weekend with clouds and showers and a modest warming tomorrow. Shenandoah National Park notes fishing closes Oct 16 for the Nar by park until next spring.
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Ignace Jan Paderewski
Washington
R. Taylor Hoskins
Shenandoah National Park
Narby Park
Four Die In Roanoke Salem Crash Near U S 11
A two car collision on U S Rt 11 between Roanoke and Salem killed four people early today. victims include John Kemper Goodwin 18 Marilyn Ruth Smith 19 Rufus Michael Wall Cambria and Harry Braden Spence III 20 Richmond. Two young women were hospitalized with serious injuries.
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Roanoke
U. S. Rt. 11
Salem
John Kemper Goodwin
Boulevard
Marilyn Ruth Smith
Roanoke Memorial Hospital
Tavernilla Rd
Balboa
Canal Zone
Rufus Michael Wall
Cambria
Harry Braden Spence
Richmond
Wall
Spence
Goodwin
Miss Phillips
Shaw
Miss Smith
Roanoke Memorial
Lewis- Gale Hospital
U S Protest Over Cuban Fighter Buzzing Submarine Off Key West
The United States protested a Cuban Sea Fury fighter buzzing the submarine Balayo for 37 minutes 28 miles southwest of Key West Florida near a training area. State Department officials demanded Castro regime prevent repeats and noted this was the first such act against an American warship.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Key West
Fila
Fidel Castro
State Department
William Blair
Balayot
Blair
Florida Keys
Cuba
Lumber Barge Crashes Into Yachts in Los Angeles Harbor
A 328 foot lumber barge struck moored yachts and cabin cruisers in pre dawn darkness. Coast Guards searched for possible victims as several vessels sank or were damaged beyond repair. Six crafts were known sunk with dozens more wrecked and debris scattered across the harbor.
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Los Angeles
Foss
Crescet City
Calif
Justic Foss
Cesolidated Lumber Co
U.S
Robert J. Davis
Lodge Claims Kennedy Erred on U2 Case
Henry Cabot Lodge said Kennedy misstated his position on the U2 affair during the Nixon Kennedy debate. He denied ever saying the legal stance was weak and criticized Kennedy for remarks on Cuba.
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Seattle
Wash
Henry Cabot Lodge
John F. Kenn
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Lodge
Tacoma
Cuba
TV clash leaves Nixon Kennedy far apart on issues
Vice President Richard M Nixon and Senator John F Kennedy faced a sharp TV debate in which they differed on most topics from Cuba to Formosa and civil rights. Both claimed victory though analysts split. debate marked by caustic exchanges and skeptical reactions from viewers.
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Nixon
Kennedy
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Khrushchev
Cuba
Formosa
Henry M. Jackson
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Thruston B. Morton
Leonard W. Hall
GOP
Eisenhower
Kennedy Praises Tobacco Program as Democratic Model
Sen John F Kennedy highlighted the 90 percent tobacco price support program as a Democratic achievement for farmers. He noted Nixon supported tobacco but lacked vocal opposition during earlier vetoes and Benson challenges. Kennedy spoke in Lexington after a Kentucky campaign swing and radio television debate, calling the talk a draw and praising his performance.
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Bowling Green
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Kentucky
Mr. Nixon
Ezra Benson
Nixon
Benson
Lexington
H .Er
Massachusetts
Nixon Carries His Campaign Back to Midwest
Vice President Richard M. Nixon resumes campaigning in the Midwest after a televised debate with John F. Kennedy. He praised the clash as sharp and plans drives in Wisconsin Minnesota and Wisconsin cities with stops in LaCrosse Rochester Milwaukee Billings and Denver to follow before returning to California.
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Nixon
Midwest
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Chicago
Harry S. Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
LaCrosse
Wis
Rochester
Minn
Milwaukee
Billings
Mont
West Coast
Denver
Salt Lake City
Albuquerque
N. M
California
New Yorkers Dominate Pirates in Series Opener Graft
Yankees build a 6 0 lead in the first three innings at Yankee Stadium fueled by six runs and a grand slam from Bobby Richardson as Mantle hits his third homer of the World Series. Pirates struggle to solve Ford and Labine as Clem Labine exits early.
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NEW York
Bobby Richardson
Yankee
Pittsburgh
Yankee Stadium
Richardson
Yankees
Pirates
Vinegar Bend Mizell
Clem Labine
Fred Green
Ted Williams
Boston
Ford
Virdon
Groat
Clemente
YANKS
Cerv
Maris
Mantle
Skowron
McDougald
Clem Lab
Labine
Smith
Stuart
Paris
Céty
Hook
Mazeroski
Miver Alnee
Paani
Maporoski
Hoak
George Witt
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Kenneth Noble
Linwood
N. Y
Angus Steers
Harold Ward
Geneseo
Ill
Steers
Dwight Gallippo
Macy
Ind
D. L. White
Hartsville
S. C
Setay, Are
Frank Church
Women’s Civic League
Gerald Goodman
The
Winchester Club
By Jack Bell
New Yorkers
Cimoli
Green
Kubek
Howard
Kubeck