Phony Bomb Discovered In N Y Depot
A hoax device of four pipe segments wrapped in brown paper was found suspended in a New York station near Long Island Rail Road tracks. Police treated it as a hoax while continuing investigations into recent ferry and subway blasts with passengers questioned and bomb squad clearance.
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Pesanvania
Long Island Rail Road
Long Island Track 21
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Staten Island
Crryboat
Knickerbocker
Statue of Liberty
George la Rue
Richmond
Hattie Roy
Byrd family hike to inspect park shelter donation
Senator Harry F. Byrd and son Harry F. Byrd Jr. plus Supt. R. Taylor Hoskins hiked Old Rag Mountain to inspect a $6,000 shelter donated to Shenandoah National Park. The event followed a report of mild weather with 25 mph winds and gusts to 40 mph after an icy night.
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Harry F. Byrd
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
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R. Taylor Hoskins
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Mercury
Ike's Staunton Visit To Highlight Augusta County Stop
President Dwight Eisenhower arrives at Valley Airport Weyers Cave at 11 30 a m en route to Staunton where he will visit the Woodrow Wilson Birthplace and Ida Stover Eisenhower Birthplace then address crowds at Mary Baldwin College and attend a $10 plate luncheon at King Auditorium hosted by Staunton City Birthplace Foundation and the college about 700 tickets sold. He then returns to Weyers Cave for a Washington dinner engagement.
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Weyers Cave
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Rt. 11
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N. Coalter
Frederick Sts
Woodrow Wilson
Eisenhower
Ida Stover Eisenhower
Mary Baldwin College
New Street
King Auditorium
College
City of Staunton
The
Birthplace Foundation
Chamber of Commerce
King Building
Washington
UN's Fifteenth Anniversary Observed Worldwide
The United Nations marks its 15th anniversary as it faces major tasks. U.N. officials in Congo oversee peace efforts amid chaos while blue and white flags fly at remote posts and African forces in Leopoldville parade through the city.
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United Anniversary
World Organization
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Territoy
Leopoldville
Baudouin
Whisky Thrown at Kennedy in Milwaukee Rally
A woman hurled a glass of whisky at Sen. John F. Kennedy as his open car passed through Milwaukee traffic. Kennedy wiped his face, asked for the glass, and handed it to the assailant. No arrests were made. In Boston, Mrs. Helen G. Douglas dodged egg attacks during a Kennedy event.
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Associated Press
John F. Kennedy
Milwaukee
Boston
Helen Gahagan Douglas
California
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Douglas
Melvyn Douglas
Reuben L. Lurie
Ford Hall Forum
U.S. Senate
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
Vegas Odds On Kennedy Strengthened
Betting odds on Senator John F Kennedy’s presidential chances moved from 6-5 in his favor to 3-2. Vice President Richard M Nixon had been a 7-5 favorite earlier in the campaign.
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Las Vegas
Nev
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Road Crash Involves Sirk And Milburn On Route 2
A two-vehicle collision on Route 2 involving driver Robert Lee Sirk and passenger Carl Andrew Milburn ended with both injured and transported for medical attention. Further details are not provided in the readable text.
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Robert Lee Sirk
Route 2
Carl Andrew Milburn
Greenspring
Candidates Again Seek Fifth Debates Centered on Cuba
Washington AP The major presidential candidates try to arrange a fifth televised debate while debating Cuba focus Kennedy and Nixon exchange messages on scheduling and scope Kennedy urges broad topics beyond Cuba Nixon pushes a deep Cuba centered session both acknowledge limits due to schedules Kennedy defends broader Cuba record and warns against narrowing to one country Continued on Page 13 Col 5
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Nixon
Unity Pledge Ties China and North Korea
Peiping Radio reported that China and North Korea pledged to strengthen friendship and unity of their peoples and armies. Marshal Ho Lung and Gen. Kim Kwang-hyup made the pledge at a Pyongyang reception honoring Ho Sung and his delegation for the Korean War anniversary.
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Tokyo
China
North Korea
Peiping Radio
Ho Lung
Chinese National Defense Council
Kim Kwang-hyup
Pyongyang
Ho Sung
Kennedy Campaigns In Illinois Attacking Nixon on Economy
Senator John F. Kennedy toured Illinois arguing the Republican record worsens the economy and Social Security. He charged Nixon would lead a wrecking crew on Social Security and urged expanded Social Security benefits and medical care for the aged. He spoke in Rockford and planned stops in Champaign Urbana Peoria Moline Rock Island and Chicago suburbs with a campus rally at the University of Illinois.
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Illinois
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Richard M. Nixon
U.S
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Wisconsin
University of Illinois
Peoria
Moline
Rock Island
Chicago
Milwaukee
Nixon
Eisenhower
Soigi Napdasctp
U. S
Silk Mill Production Hits 65 Percent Despite Strike
Front Royal mill operates at about 65 percent capacity with 144 of 222 looms active as Local 1097, TWUA, continues a strike. Plant Manager Ballard notes Saturday’s 120 looms running with roughly 50 workers. union claims output is under five percent. Police maintain order as negotiations persist.
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Front Royal
Schwarzenbach-Huber
Textile Workers Union of America
W. H. Ballard
Ballard
Hugh Brown
Brown
TWUA
Gold Price Surges on London Market to 40.04
Gold on the London bullion market jumped to 40.04 a fine ounce after opening at 37.52, rising within minutes as speculators push the price above the U S official level of 35. Dealers cite Swiss regulation driving money abroad and note buyers aim to keep near 40.
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London
U.S. Treasury
U.S
Nixon May Open Up on Smear Tactics in Campaign
Vice President Richard M. Nixon hinted he may publicly address what he calls smear tactics by Kennedy supporters over religion in the campaign. His press secretary charged Democrats exploit the religious issue to sway Catholic voters and cited Kennedy family accusations against San Diego headquarters. Nixon spoke in York, Pennsylvania to about 5,000 in cold dawn air, pledging strong leadership and peace. He planned to intensify campaigning in industrial states.
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Jack Bell
NIXON
Pennsylvania
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Herbert G. Klein
John F. Kennedy
Klein
Houston
Tex
Robert F. Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
San Diego
Calif
York
America
Nixon Kennedy
Cuba
South America
Washington
UN Warned to Recall Katanga Representative
AP report from Leopoldville describes UN Day parade canceled due to Congolese soldiers who terrorize crowds, block roads, and loot. In Katanga, provincial officials threaten to remove the UN chief representative by force if New York does not recall him. Mobutu’s troops riot nationwide while UN forces maintain a hands off stance.
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Tator Fulgencio Bastista
Castro
Kennedy
Nixon
Eisenhower
New York
Cuba
Leopoldville
The
Congo
Katanga
United Nations
Joseph Yav
U.N
Ian Berendsen
Yao
Patrice Lumumba
Joseph Mobutu
Thysville
U. N
Stanleyville
Oriental Province
Col. Mobutu
Coquilhatville
Dag Hammarskjold
Louis Boboso
Camp Leopold II
Joseph Kasavubu
Boboso
Mobutu
Amherst
Brucetown Man Granted Probation After Rehearing
Howard Ray Hull 31 had remaining eight year sentence for armed robbery suspended in Corporation Court. Judge Elliott D Marshall placed him on eight years probation after an earlier four year suspension. Hull has been jailed seven months pending the rehearing. Mrs Hull testified family pressures would arise if he were jailed and noted Hull supported them.
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Brucetown
Corporation Court
Howard Ray Hull
Elliott D. Marshall
Hull
Peter McKee
Sarden
McKee
Middletown Man Dies After Restaurant Fight Injuries
Charles Henson 24 of Middletown died at Memorial Hospital at 8 40 this morning from a head injury suffered in a brawl at Ely's Restaurant south of Middletown around 8 40 Saturday. Martin Van Bur en McDonald of Route 2 Middletown was also involved and charged with disorderly conduct. Police cited a broken beer bottle at the scene and said the investigation is incomplete with no charges yet.
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Charles Henson
Middletown
Memorial Hospital
Ely
L. M. Bauserman
Middletown Scales
Bly
Raymond Bly
Bauserman
Henson
Martin van Buren McDonald
Route 2
Douglass O. Hill
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