Kennedy Blames Kennedy Administration Blunders In Hemisphere
Sen. John F. Kennedy charged the Eisenhower administration with blunders that cost the nation Inter American leadership and opened the way for Communist influence. He urged a large diplomatic economic push to rebuild the Good Neighbor policy and proposed Alliance for Progress. Kennedy tied Nixon to past Latin America inaction and criticized support for dictators. He spoke in Miami and Tampa outlining foreign policy and arms control goals.
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Miami
Fla
John F. Kennedy
Florida
Cuba
Alliance For Progress
Alianca Para Progreso
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Nixon
Latin America
United States
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio
Batista
Tampa
American Legion
Fort Pierce memories in Jackson’s Headquarters house noted
Mrs. Martin recalls moving into the Braddock Street house in 1918 with her husband Marshall and his sister. The home once carried a sign claiming Jackson’s Headquarters. The couple has lived in Fort Pierce 11 years and cherishes their 42 years in the now famous house as Apple Week festivities unfold with Cocoa High School Band invites and local business displays.
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Dolphus Marshall Martin
Julia Esther Seabright
Ft. Pierce
Fla
Stonewall Jackson
The
Star
Martin
Mr. Marshall
Petyon St
Lucy Pingley Marshall
N. Braddock St
Mrs. Martin
Braddock St
Jackson’s
American teacher pleads guilty hoping for light sentence
Mark I Kaminsky, 28, of Michigan,said Soviet court pressured him to confess espionage, claiming he gathered material for a book. He received seven years, suspended, and expulsion. companion Harvey Bennett, 26, from California, was also expelled. They arrived in Vienna and planned U.S. return.
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Vienna
Austria
Mark I. Kaminsky
Near
Niles
Mich
Soviet Union
Kaminsky
U.S
Harvey C. Bennett
Tracy
Calif
Moscow Radio
Czechoslovakia
United States
Russia
Powers
Francis Gary Powers
Mark
Convict Patients Seize Guards In Connecticut Prison
Three guards were held hostage for over six hours at the Connecticut State Prison ward by convict patients in Wethersfield. The hostages were released unharmed after convicts met with lawyer Roger Gleason and State Rep. Marshall Dudley, who deemed the session pointless. Guards James Ough Theodore Carbone and Joseph Mikalson were identified among those seized.
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Wethersfield. Conn
Connecticut
Walter Doolittle
Peter Kinosh
Roger Gleason
Marshall N. Dudley
Gleason
Dudley
Doolittle
Kinosh
Richard Steinert
James A. Ough
Theodore L. Carbone
Joseph Mikalson
Carbone
Ough
Mikalson
Louis Corone
Robert Pache
Byrd Stresses Freedom of Expression as Basic Liberty
Staunton Kiwanis Club hears Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr. say America's core liberty is freedom of expression. He links freedom of speech press and religion, within decency, to the forefathers' blood‑bought right to worship and to voice views, orally or in writing. He calls it the priceless heritage of the people.
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Staunton
America
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Staunton Kiwanis Club
Byrd
Winchester Evening Star
God
Three Million Dollar Safe Burglary Reported in Los Angeles
Los Angeles sheriff's deputies report a $3 million burglary at the Bel-Air home of retired broker Raoul Fernandez. Jewelry worth about $1 million and $2 million in non negotiable Coca Cola stock were stolen from a locked three floor residence while Fernandez was out to dinner. Deeds to property in Atlanta and Los Angeles, plus citizenship papers, were also in the safe.
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Los Angeles
Sheriff's Depueons
Raoul Fernandez
West Hollywood
Catherine Johnson Chandler Fernandez
Coca Cola
Lee Bergman
Sheriff's Detective Bureau
Fernandez
Atlanta
U.S
New York
Miami
Fla
Coca-Cola Co
Bel-Air
Nixon Attacks Kennedy in Key Three-Week Sprint
Vice President Richard Nixon travels from western New York to Florida to clash with Senator John F. Kennedy in a decisive campaign stretch. He attacks Kennedy over Quemoy and Matsu defense, signals a sharp spring of speeches, and enlists support from Governor Rockefeller to widen GOP gains.
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Richard M. Nixon
New York
Florida
John F. Kennedy
United States
Quemoy
Matsu
Kennedy
White House
American Legion
Miami
Connecticut
New England
Eisenhower
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Buffalo
New York City
GOP
Memorial Auditorium
China Islands
Massachusetts
Formosa
Congress
Stengel says he was fired by the Yankees
Casey Stengel told newsmen he had been fired by the New York Yankees after 12 years as manager. He cited age as the reason and confirmed talks of a youth program. Co owner Dan Topping said the firing came as part of profit sharing and retirement plans.
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NEW York (Ap
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Dan Topping
Stengel
Topping
Club
Bucky Harris
Yankee
Glendale
Cal
Eisenhower Champions United Nations Amid Khrushchev Attacks
President Eisenhower urged a relentless effort to strengthen and assure success of the United Nations in a speech at the Hiawatha Bridge dedication in Red Wing Minnesota. He said free nations must share the burden against the Soviet threat and stressed improving labor management relations and prompt settlement of industrial disputes.
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Minn
Eisenhower
United Nations
Khrushchev
International Organization
Michigan City
Detroit
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Hiawatha
United Nations Organization
America
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Kennedy Johnson Headquarters to Open Here
Democrats for Kennedy Johnson will open a headquarters at 23 E Boscawen St tomorrow with J Fred Larrick as chairman leading a group including J Ran dolph Larrick J Fred Stine Grover Teets George Eagle Peter McKee and J J Pickeral. Materials such as stickers lapel buttons bumper strips hats and banners will be available.
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Democrats For
Kennedy - Johnson
E. Boscawen St
J. Fred Larrick
J. Randolph Larrick
J. Fred Stine
Grover Teets
George Eagle
Peter McKee
J. J. Pickeral
U S Accuses Cuba of Drumhead Justice Over Executions
The United States charges Cuba with drumhead justice after the executions of Alan Dale Thompson and Robert Otis Fuller by a Cuban military tribunal. Washington warned Americans to avoid foreign disputes as a fourth American son faces trial for alleged involvement in a staged Nicaraguan invasion.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
State Department
Alan Dale Thompson
Robert Otis Fuller
Anthony Zarba
Leslie Bradley
Fidel
Byrd to Greet Eisenhower At Staunton
U S Senator Harry F Byrd will attend the Woodrow Wilson Birthplace Foundation trustees meeting in Staunton on Oct 27 as President Eisenhower visits. Byrd, first vice president of the foundation, is asked to introduce the President at a Mary Baldwin College address. Senator A Willis Robertson expected to attend. Secret Service gearing up for security.
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Staunton
U. S
Harry F. Byrd
Woodrow Wilson Birthplace Foundation
Eisenhower
Byrd
Mary Baldwin College
Ida Stover
Mt. Sidney
The
Wilson Birthplace Foundation
Lodge Promises or Guesses on Negro Cabinet Seat
Henry Cabot Lodge wavered over a pledge to appoint a Negro to the Cabinet if Nixon wins. He first called it a promise, then described it as a guess, saying Nixon would appoint if elected while noting no commitment from Nixon on cabinet posts. He defended his right to opinion and stressed it would be beneficial.
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Albany
N.Y
Henry Cabot Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Schenectady
Lodge
Richard Nixon
U.S
Newman Convicted in Tax Case at Alexandria Court
Harry Newman, 73, of Winchester, was convicted in U S District Court Alexandria on failing to file a federal tax return for 1956 income of 7754 dollars. Newman changed his plea from innocent to guilty, with sentence deferred pending probation and possible dismissal of related charges.
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Harry Newman
Winchester
U.S
Newman
Albert V. Bryan
Bryan
Beavers
Beran le
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