Nixon says Eisenhower will advise if elected president
Vice President Richard Nixon tells a Los Angeles audience he would have Eisenhower provide wise guidance and experience after leaving the White House. He travels California seeking votes, stressing no retreat on Matsu and Quemoy while courting California’s 32 electoral votes.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
White House
Nixon
Los Angeles
California
Tulsa
Springfield
Ill
Hartford
Conn
Matsu
Quemoy
Formosa
Pescadores
John F. Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
World Newspaper Forum
World Forum
California Newspaper Publishers Association
Snakes Probe Warm Homes As Copperhead Die Interferes
The Down Crier notes a two foot copperhead killed by neighbor Mrs Hawkins in front of Mrs John Tsatsios’s home at 24 East North Avenue. A Detriot stamp honors auto industry and goes on sale next week at the local Post Office. Nixon Lodge HQ reports visitors from Michigan Ohio Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia and West Virginia. A Democrat sign on Loudoun Street prompts a campaign jab. locals say it does not deter visitors.
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John
Tsatsios
E. North Ave
G. Hawkins
Nixon Lodge
States
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Loudoun St
Nixon and Lodge
Winchester
U.S. Protest Likely Over Detention of Two Americans
State Department weighs action after two American tourists Bennett of Bath Maine and Kaminsky of Cass County Michigan are detained in the Soviet Union for seven weeks. They were expelled after crossing toward the border and Kaminsky faced espionage charges. Officials say a full report is needed before any move.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
State Department
Harvey C. Bennett
Mark I. Kaminsky
U.S
Moscow
Bennett
Bath, Maine
Kaminsky
Cass County
Mich
Foreign Office
Ann Arbor
Purdue University
Department
Joseph Reap
Two More Americans Reported Captured in Cuba
Havana based El Mundo reports Allan D. Thompson and Paul Hughes among a landing force in Oriente province. They face a military tribunal in Santiago on charges tied to a plot against Fidel Castro after Anthony Zaroba and 12 Cubans were executed.
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Havana
el Mundo Today
Cuba
Allan D. Thompson
Paul Hughes
el Mundo
Anthony Zaroba
Somerville
Mass
Fidel Castro
Thompson
Hughes
Oriente
Armed Forces Ministry
Jose Cauce
Santiago
Zarba
Castro
Santa Clara
Mystery Sub or School of Fish Sighting Off Pacific Patrol Near Hawaii
A Navy carrier task force led by the Kearsarge roamed the Pacific searching for an unidentified underwater object that could be a submarine or a school of fish. Despite sonar aircraft and four destroyers probing the area, no sighting had been confirmed by early morning.
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Honolulu
Kearsarge
Pacific
Long Beach
Calif
San Diego
Soviet Union
China
John S. Thach
United States
Casuso Fired or Resigned from Cuban UN Mission
Teresa Casuso says she quit the Cuban United Nations mission over Fidel Castro's police state. Cuba claims she was fired for refusing to return to Havana to address irregular activities, a claim she denies, noting no dismissal notice appeared while at the mission.
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New York
Teresa Casuso
United Nations
Fidel Castro
Havana
Casuso
Foreign Ministry
U.N. General Assembly
Raul Roa
Amherst
Kennedy Attacks Nixon Record as Contradictory
Kennedy told a New Castle crowd that Nixon's shifting self description shows a fuzzy philosophy. He urged voters to choose a candidate whose beliefs align with the Democratic party and the people's interests at home and abroad. He criticized Pennsylvania GOP vetoes and pledged immediate steps to restore full employment. He spoke in Sharon after a 232 mile train tour and drew large crowds in Michigan before returning to campaign across industrial Pennsylvania.
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New Castle
Nixon
Los Angeles
Democratic Party
Kennedy
Pennsylvania
Sharon
Keystone
Massachusetts
Michigan
Ashcan
Graf
Grand Rapids
Mich
Neil Staebler
Saginaw
GOP
Truth Squad
Snow Drifts Hit Rocky Mountains With Two Feet
The Associated Press reports an early winter blast delivering up to two feet of snow in high elevations of the Rocky Mountain region. Traffic snarls occurred in Wyoming and Colorado as the storm discharged, while elsewhere the nation saw generally fair weather with scattered showers from the southern Plateau to the Atlantic and northeast regions. Temperatures ranged from 17 at Big Piney Wyoming to 80 at Key West.
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Associated Press
Rocky Mountain
Wyoming
Colorado
Plateau
Atlantic States
New England
Big Piney
Wyo
Key West
Winchester Woman Reported Missing
Kathleen Reynolds, 27, of 414 North Loudoun Street, is reported missing by her husband William Reynolds. Police were notified at 10 45 a m that she has been absent since yesterday at 10 30 a m. Described as 5 8 and 115 pounds with blond hair and blue eyes.
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Kathleen Reynolds
Loudoun St
Winchester
William Reynolds
U N General Assembly Prepares For Disarmament Heavy Agenda
The United Nations opened a busy session led by Khrushchev and 22 leaders. A top issue is disarmament with 88 questions on the agenda and rival plans from the Soviet Union and Western allies. The Western and Soviet proposals differ on timing, UN reform, and verification measures. Britain and Italy push for rapid talks and expert technical checks.
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United Nations
N.Y
Nikita Khrushchev
U.N. General Assembly
Khrushchev
Assembly
United States
Britain
Italy
Macmillan Calls for East West Summit on Berlin Crisis
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan urged a Berlin and Germany summit at a Conservative conference in Scarborough. He said negotiations must resume to address German desires through dialogue, not force, and favored talks with the United States and France if possible. He backed Khrushchev on avoiding nuclear war and proposed East West scientist talks to restart disarmament discussions, rejecting general UN led disarmament.
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Scarborough
England
Harold Macmillan
Germany
Berlin
United of General Assembly
New York
Khrushchev
Macmillan
United States
France
Soviet Union
China
United Nations
Atomic Facility Keeps Running Amid 1800-Worker Strike
Oak Ridge Tennessee AEC plant continues operations as 1800 OCAW Local 9288 workers walk out. Supervisors take over tasks while union seeks a 28 cent hourly raise. Negotiations with mediator E F Hitchcock ongoing but no set talks yet.
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OAK Ridge. Tenn
Oak Ridge
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
OCAW
Atomic Energy Commission
E .F. Hitchcock
Atomic Trades and Labor Council
Aproval
AEC
Union Carbide Nuclear Co
Safeway roof hole leads to large theft
A hole in the Safeway Store on Braddock Street allowed thieves to steal about 40 picnic hams and shoulders along with 50 pounds of English walnuts pork chops chickens T bone steaks and beer. The burglary was reported at 7 20 a m with entry gained by roof and ceiling access. Police investigators Charles Hill Hansel Lindamood and later Captain F M Funk and Officer Maurice Lake continued the inquiry.
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Safeway
Braddock St
Winchester
Employes
Charles Hill
Hansel Lindamood
F. M. Funk
Maurice Lake
Panamanian Leader Warns of Growing Communist Influence
President Roberto Chiari in an Associated Press interview warned that communist influence in Latin America is increasing and urged immediate action. He, 55, noted U S Panamanian relations show improvement but called for a square deal over canal rent and Panamanian worker wages amid regional tensions.
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Panama
Roberto Chiari
Associated Press
Chiari
United States
Washington
Republic
Panama Canal
Wounded Congo Leader Blames Lumumba Thugs
Leopoldville AP reports Albert Ndele vice president of the Congo provisional government was beaten and stabbed in a daylight kidnapping attempt allegedly by Lumumba loyalists aided by police. A Ghana UN soldier intervened as attackers fled. Ndele, hospitalized, warned of prisons for Lumumba opponents. Mobutu had earlier pulled troops from Lumumba villa.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
Albert Ndele
Congo
Memling
Ndele
Ghana
U.N
Attem
Congo Army
Joseph Mobutu
Mobutu
Kadar Arrives In Budapest
Kadar arrives in Budapest after U N General Assembly meetings in New York. He noted crowds at the airport and said what he saw in New York deepened his esteem for Hungarys communist system.
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Kadar
Budapest
Hungary
Panet
U. N
New York
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Prague
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