Secretary of Commerce Predicts Better Business Ahead
Secretary Mueller rejects recession label and forecasts improved business. He cites a mild end to the inventory adjustment and a rebound to about 508 billion in output this quarter with a rise to 520 billion by late 1961. Corporate leaders remain cautiously optimistic about the economy’s path.
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Hot Springs
Frederick H. M
Mueller
Commerce Department
Business
Cordiner
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Anderson
Defense
Thomas S. Gates, Jr
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Mueller and
BAC
Glasses found on Lincoln Street claimed at Broadsta ter Opticians
A pair of blue and white gold Panoptik bifocals size 42 18 were found on Lincoln Street near the Day Nursery and turned over to police for claim at Broadstater Opticians. Norman Walker Jr. received a two year safe driving award from Charles W. Parish postmaster Gore for his mail route starting September 20, 1958. An observer asks why water cannot be obtained from nearby drinking fountains. Two new stamps will go on sale next week: a 4 cent Providence automated post office commemorative and a 7 cent coil airmail stamp in Atlanta City.
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Lincoln St
Broadstater Opticians
Norman Walker, JR
Gore
Charles W. Parish
Mr. Walker
Rt. 1
Providence
R. I
Atlanta
Fourth Nixon Kennedy Debate Ends With Mutual Claims
The fourth Nixon Kennedy debate concluded with both camps claiming success as they sparred over Cuba policy and communism. Kennedy faulted Eisenhower era curbs while Nixon pressed for expanded debate time and return matches.
Kennedy Returns To Conventional Campaigning
Sen John F Kennedy shifts to standard midwest campaigning after the end of the TV debate series with Nixon He starts in St Louis Missouri and plans a Kansas visit as Kennedy speculative edge grows in the swing state Missouri holds 13 electoral votes and is key in the race A AP survey shows Missouri observers leaning undecided but perhaps slightly toward Kennedy.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Midwest
Missouri
Kansas
Wichita
St. Louis
Associated Press
Medical Group Holds Fall Seminar in Washington
The Virginia Society of Medical Technologists and Laboratory Technicians hosts a Fall Seminar at the George Washington Hotel. Guest speakers include Dr. Herbert S. Kupperman of NYU PM School on chromatin sex and Dr. George Murphy of Winchester Memorial on fluorenscent antibody techniques. Nellie May Bering of the ASMT discusses teamwork versus conflict. About 100 attendees.
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Virginia Society of Medical Technologists and Laboratory Techicians, Inc
George Washington Hotel
Herbert S. Kupperman
Kupperman
New York University Postgraduate Medical School
New York City
George Murphy
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Nellie May Bering
American Society of Medical Thechologists
Oscar B. Hunter Memorial Hospital
Jones and Sibley Memorial Hospitals
Washington
Mobutu Plans U S Visit to Seek Support for Regime
Congo army chief Col. Joseph Mobutu announced he would travel to New York next week to seek aid for his tottering pro Western regime. He accused U N officials of bias and said he would push for a written accord recognizing his government while rival Lumumba supporters seek power.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Joseph Mobutu
New York
Mobutu
Patrice Lumumba
Is 3 Congo
Rajeshawar Wa Lalace Nie A
Dag Hammarskjold
Ince
Cleophas Kamitatu
Lumumba
Kamitatu
Dayal
Ee Ie
Binza
United
United Nations
Morgan Arrested on Suspicion of Aiding Anti Castro Rebels
Havana AP dispatch reports Maj. William Morgan of Toledo Ohio arrested on suspicion of aiding anti Castro rebels in Escambray Hills. The army cites involvement with Maj. Jesus Carreras and transport of counterrevolutionaries, amid unconfirmed new landings. Also notes a Minnesota pilot Leslie Bradley sentenced to 10 years for a fake invasion plot and related sentences for others.
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Morgan
Havana
William Morgan
Fidel Castro
Escambray Hills
Toledo
Ohio
Dominican Republic
Jesus Carreras
la Prensa Libre
Carreras
Escambay
Las Villas
Cuba
Oriente
Castro
Sierra Maestra
Fulgencio Batista
Escambray-Las Villas
Tigers of
Espesura
Domin
Leslie Bradley
Minneapolis
Minn
Nicaragua
Chester LaCayo
Christian A. Herter
Vnican
Compton Targets GOP and Nixon at Democratic Dinner
Del. E. Clair Compton addressed about 100 at Lee Jackson Restaurant urging Virginia to return to the Democratic party. He predicted a Democratic victory in Virginia and criticized Republican leadership while planning a George Washington Hotel rally with H. Graham Morison as speaker. Local Democrats elected J. Fred Larrick as chair and named officers and officers for the Women's Auxiliary.
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Kennedy- Johnson
del. E. Clair Compton
Virginia
del. Compton
Albemarle
Green
General Assembly
Lee Jackson
George Washington
Graham Morison
Truman
J. Fred Larrick
J. Fred Stine
J. J. Pickeral
Tom Rosenberger
C. Bruce Harlee
Women’s Auxiliary
Compton
Nixon Seizes Cuban Proposals As Major Issue
Vice President Richard Nixon uses Kennedy Cuba policy proposals as a campaign issue during a Philadelphia Chester swing. He denounces Kennedy in the debate and outlines a cautious stance while addressing a 6,000 strong crowd. Aircraft and balloon event details accompany coverage of the political visit.
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Nixon
Pennsylvania
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Philadelphia
Chester
Market Square
Kennedy
White House
Cuba
Delaware Valley
Connie Wolf
Anthony Fairbanks
Henry Cabot Lodge
Area Sees First Killing Frost of the Season
The region recorded its first killing frost this morning as temperatures fell to 29 degrees. The Winchester laboratory notes the avg first frost date around Oct 20 with earlier dates on record. Expect sunny, warmer weather with highs today near 60 and 65 to 75 forecast for tomorrow.
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Winchester Rait Research Laboratory
U S Ambassador to Canada Richard Wigglesworth Dies
U S Ambassador to Canada Richard B Wigglesworth died at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston at 9 40 a m He was 69 and had been admitted October 19 for an undisclosed ailment The former Milton Massachusetts resident died today with officials saying the cause would not be known immediately
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Boston
Mass
U.S
Canada
Richard B. Wigglesworth
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Wigglesworth
Milton
Soviet Attacks on Hammarskjold Mount in UN Row
The Soviet bloc vows to harass Dag Hammarskjold to force his resignation as UN secretary general as he prepares a Congo operation bill of 150 to 200 million dollars. Czechoslovakia accuses the UN of a dirty role and hypocrisy. the United States denounces the move as wrecking the UN.
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United Nations
N. Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Congo
Czechoslovakia
United States
Albert F. Bender
U.S
Miroslav Nacvalac
U. S
U. N
Bender
Amherst Diner Luncheon Special Grilled Franks
Monday luncheon at Amherst Diner offers grilled franks with baked beans cole slaw hot rolls butter coffee or tea and dessert. The limited time meal includes a full hot roll basket and sweet finish.
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Ralph J. Cordiner
General Electric Co
Muel- Rg
Ike
Wender
Eisenhower
GOP
Europe
American Broadcasting Co
Madison Square Garden
Herbert G. Klein
Robert Kennedy
Klein
Henry M. Jackson
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Morton
Mary Louise Sullivan
Richmond
Murphy
Virginia State Association
West Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
Bably
The
Ican Invaders
Miami
Major Morgan
Mississippi
New Orleans
Burs
Mississippi River
Alcoa Corsair
Lorenzo Marcello
Gulf of Mexico
Caribbean
Here
Corsair
U.S. Public Health Hospital
John Gordon
Marcello
Houston
Republic
Hammarskjold Keep
Amherst
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