Kennedy Replies to Nixon on Prestige and Defense
In Philadelphia and surrounding counties Senator John F Kennedy defended his campaign against Nixon's charges of naivete about U S prestige and military strength. He accused Nixon of making earlier warnings about U S decline and urged voters to demand full facts on defense and economy. He spoke after a long day of campaigning through northeastern Pennsylvania and a late rally outside Philadelphia.
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John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
Nixon
Kennedy
Lawrence Park
Republican Party
Philadel
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Aronimink Country Club
Scranton
Deers, Halloween safety, and local notices in Augusta
Henry Rodgers felled a 90 pound buck at Vances Cove using a 42 pound pull bow and checked it at M M Adams station. Police Chief J Thomas Boyd urges Halloween celebrants to stay safe and keep streets clear to prevent accidents. A prisoner’s wife visited the local jail with a razor and paint brush claiming it was for shaving. Donald Walter Jr. and other students saw President Eisenhower at Augusta Military Academy. State car inspections are due by midnight Monday for sticker Number 10. Robert Gaines and Tom Baldridge to represent Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival in Hagerstown parade.
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Millwood Ave
Vance’s Cove
M. M. Adams
J. Thomas Boyd
Boyd
Donald Walter, Jr
Donald Walter
Eisenhower
Augusta Military Academy
Robert F. Gaines
Tom W. Baldridge
Shenandoah
Hagerstown
Gaines
Mr. Baldridge
Marines Expected To Launch Castro Into New Charges
The arrival of 1,450 U S Marines at Guantanamo for rest and maneuvers is seen in Havana as a trigger for Fidel Castro to face new charges of U S invasion plotting. Cuban officials await Castro’s nationwide TV address amid mounting tensions and reports of arms shipments, and the U N will hear Cuba's appeal for a quick U S charges hearing.
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U.S
Guantanamo Naval Base
Fidel Castro
United States
Washington
Caribbean
U.S. Naval Base
Cuba
Castro
Guantanamo
U.S. State Department
Organization of American States
Iron Curtain
United Nations
General Assembly
Negotiations for fifth TV debate collapse
The fifth TV radio debate talks between Nixon and Kennedy collapsed after progress had been reported on time and place. Scribner charged Kennedy with bad faith and an ultimatum while Reinsch said Kennedy had not apologized. Both sides blamed the other for ending negotiations before final details could be settled.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Nixon
Fred. C. Scribner Jr
J. Leonard Reinsch
Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Scribner
Northern Virginia Feeder Calf Sale Totals $479,224
The 21st annual event was split into two parts with half selling last night to gross $147,041. Combined with the October 7 first half receipts, total sales reached $479,224 from 2,723 calves weighing 585,110 pounds at an average 443 pounds and $111.23 per head. Buyers from 47 purchasers including Pennsylvania led with the largest participation. Midwest and Pennsylvania turnout was lighter than prior sales. Sale Manager I Fred Stine noted mixed buyer presence and forecast future attendance as the sale becomes established.
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Northern Virginia
I. Fred Stine
Midwest
Pennsylvania
Nixon Seeks Momentum From Eisenhower Endorsement
Vice President Richard Nixon rushed through Illinois and into Chicago suburbs with President Eisenhower's endorsement. Nixon called the Philadelphia speech one of the greatest political speeches and praised Eisenhower while highlighting Kennedy's criticisms. He urged voters to judge candidates by record and stance, not party labels, as he camps in Davenport and Quad City Airport areas aiming to win suburban and independent support.
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Illinois
Richard M. Nixon
Chicago
Eisenhower
Philadelphia
Herbert G. Klein
Henry Cabot Lodge
Klein
John F. Kennedy
Quad City
Rock Island
Davenport
Iowa
Masonic Temple
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Kennedy
Democrats for Nixon organize in Winchester
Democrats for Nixon form an organization in Winchester with Acting Chairman William Bennett. Supporters have joined and others may offer help by calling MO 2-8877. The group will provide transportation to the polls on election day.
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Democrats
Nixon
William Bennett
Eisenhower Attacks Democrats Fueling GOP Campaign Hopes
President Eisenhower’s sharp attack on Democratic irresponsibility energizes Republican hopes for a vigorous finish. He urged voters to back Nixon as the qualified leader, praised U S strength, cited economic gains, and defended foreign policy achievements from Korea to the Suez. Philadelphia crowds welcomed the message.
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Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
United States
America
Motorcades and Moore Letter Shape Virginia Political Scene
Motorcades in the Richmond area a Republican and a Democratic caravan moved through Virginia as a new Moore letter questioned whether Kennedy would appoint Negro federal judges. William C Battle dismissed Moore as politicking while Moore argued Senate confirmation would decide any appointment, noting few Southern senators could block such moves.
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Virginia
Associated Press
Richmond
Norfolk
Chesterfield County
Richard M. Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
E. Blackburn Moore
Virginia House of Delegates
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Kennedy
William C. Battle
Battle
Senate
United States Senate
South
Harry F. Byrd
Five Killed When Car Crashes Into Tree In Omaha
A late night accident in Omaha left five youths dead when their car failed to negotiate a curve in a park and struck a tree. Investigators named Robert W. Gregg 17 Gus George Braun 19 Eileen Marie Micek 17 Carol Hollars 16 and Joan Janousek with age and address not yet available. Jo Anne Eyman 17 was in critical condition. A traffic investigator estimated speed near 75 miles per hour.
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Omaha
Robert W. Gregg
Gus George Braun
Eileen Marie Micek
Carol Hollars
Joan Janousek
Jo Anne Eyman
Merrill Putnam
Social Security workers receive district award
The local Social Security Administration district office honored a team with a group cash award for superior one year performance. Jesse L. Lynn presented the prize praising high production and quality, noting 18 percent above regional average and 3,389 saved man hours with $8,608 in estimated savings. The office processed 3,316 claims and answered 12,627 inquiries while issuing 5,330 cards.
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Jesse Lynn
Charlottesville
Social Security Administration
Jesse L. Lynn
Bureau of Old-Age and Survivor's Insurance
Eight Month Old Baby and Father Victims in Berkeley Springs Shooting
Three people were wounded early today including an eight month old baby and Lester Haines in a Berkeley Springs cottage. Frank Delano Wolfe 26 of Fairmont Ave faces three felonious assault charges after a shooting in which Virginia Andrews 23 and Haines were also struck. Haines underwent emergency surgery and was reported to be holding his own. the baby Rickie eight months old hurt in the leg. Andrews shot in the thigh. Wolfe was held without bond. police said he did not recall the incident and a .22 pistol was found near him. The Winchester Rescue Squad transported the injured to Memorial Hospital.
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Winchester
Frank Delano Wolfe
Fairmont Ave
Lester Haines
Rickie
Virginia Andrews
MR. Haines
Memorial Hospital
Wolfe
Haines
Mrs. Andrews
Berkeley Springs
Charles Hill
Hansel Lindamood
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
UN Forces Ordered to Fire on Rebel Congolese
UN military units in the Congo have been ordered to open fire on rebels resisting their efforts to maintain law and order. Officers say the directive treats any opposition to UN operations as aggression, reversing earlier limits allowing arms only in self defense.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
United Nations
Congo
U. N
Stuck in Hen House Brabanti Sentenced to Jail
In VIMODRONE Italy police needed a brick mason to free Ernesto Brabanti who weighed 220 pounds after he became stuck in a hole in a brick hen house wall while fleeing with a bag of poultry.
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Vimodrone
Italy
Ernesto Brabanti
Brabanti
Eagle Attacks Jeep Wounding Driver Near Tugla
An eagle attacked a jeep near Tugla in Bosnia and Herzegovina, injuring the driver. The strike was so forceful it shattered the windshield.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tugla
Bosnia
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