Kennedy Downgrades Leadership, Says Nixon Misreads Nation
Senator John F Kennedy campaigned in Erie pa and New York promising a stronger home front and criticizing Republican leadership. He argued the issue is how well the federal government is used today and noted polling on Soviet military and scientific leads. Kennedy drew about 15 000 at an Erie rally and 400 at a breakfast, with stops planned for North Tonawanda and Lockport.
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Erie
John F. Kennedy
Pennsylvania
New York
Richard M. Nixon
United States of America
Kennedy
Nixon
Soviet Union
United States
0. G. Holland
Lake Erie
St. Lawrence
North Tonawanda
Souder to Speak at Winchester Chest Kickoff Supper
The Rev W Holt Souder rector of Christ Episcopal Church will headline the Winchester Frederick Community Chest kickoff supper at the George Washington Hotel tomorrow at 6 PM More than 100 volunteers will attend supper chaired by Charles H Casey The event precedes the Red Feather Parade with remarks from Catharine Birch Miss Virginia and agency representatives outlining Chest services funds support for 8 agencies including Army Girl Scouts Winchester Day Nursery and USO with a token USO gift noted for Frederick County youths in military service
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W. Holt Souder
Christ Episcopal Church
Winchester - Frederick
George Washington Hotel
Orvices
Charles H. Casey
Winchester
Robert S. Barbour
Casey
Virginia
Catherine Birch
Staunton
Chest
Community Chest
Army
Girl
Northwestern Guidance Center
Negro Day Nursery
Boy Scouts
Winchester Day Nursery
Children’s Home Society of Virginia
USO
Frederick County
Town Crier notes survey results and community events
A small survey on the Monday night debate shows four unavailable, four indifferent, two pro Kennedy favor Nixon, and two pro Nixon favor Kennedy. Fourteen youngsters will ride ponies in tomorrow’s Community Chest parade with recruits from several towns. Christmas trees appear in downtown stores as the season nears. The Japanese-American Amity stamp debuts in Washington and will soon be sold locally. Winches ter Volunteer Rescue Squad plus Auxiliary attend their 25th anniversary convention in Fredericksburg, taking part in ambulance and first aid contests.
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Kennedy
Nixon
Paradise
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Virginia Association of Rescue Squads, Inc
Fredericksburg
Titan Intercontinental Missile Hits Distant Target
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP The Air Force launched the third straight successful operational prototype of its Titan inter continental range missile today hitting a target 5 000 miles away The 98 foot missile achieved all flight test objectives An ocean range vessel retrieved a data capsule that popped from the nose cone and landed in the Atlantic north of Ascension Island The capsule carries instruments to record cone performance during re entry
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Atlantic
Ascension Island
Rough Work Life at the United Nations for Police Horses
Life around the United Nations can be rough even for a horse. Two police mounts assigned to the U.N. beat were on sick report Tuesday suffering from exhaustion.
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New York
United Nations
U.N
Rescue Squad Captain Announces Birth in Ambulance
Moments later Captain Earl Graham of the Rescue Squad stepped from the ambulance and proclaimed a girl had been born. The scene captures a timely delivery en route to the hospital.
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Earl Graham
Omaha
Neb
George Riza
NY Stock Exchange Expels Member Over Fraud Allegations
The New York Stock Exchange expelled Anton E. Homsey, partner in Du Pont, Homsey & Co. of Boston, for fraudulent acts endangering a member firm’s finances. The firm is no longer a member. the exchange cites moral responsibilities to investors, especially those of modest means.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Board of Governors
Anton E. Homsey
Dupont, Homsey & Co
Boston
Edward Werle
Keith Funston
The
Stock Exchange
Anton Homsey
Lions Club Broom Sale Nets $3780 During Fundraiser
The Lions Club reports a 133 member drive selling 2 520 brooms and grossing 3780 for sight conservation. Neighborhood outreach reached virtually every town home with some brooms sold out. Local surplus totals 90 dozens for Frederick County event on Oct 4. pickups available at Cain Furniture or delivery by call.
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Lions Club
Frederick County
Robert Hungate
Cain Furniture
Ralph A. Chrisman
Bernard Groves, A
The
Lions
Aid to Yugoslavia Grants for Peaceful Atomic Energy
Washington AP reports the United States will give Yugoslavia 350000 dollars to support development of atomic energy for peaceful uses. The grant aims to help Yugoslavia expand nuclear research and energy programs.
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Washington
United States
Yugoslavia
Mobutu invites province leaders to Congo conference
Mobutu dispatches 26 aides to invite leaders from major cities to a roundtable. Elisabethville is a key stop to persuade Moise Tshombe to join the talks, with Mobutu signaling he may visit if needed. Ileo backs the conference as Kesavubu government seeks reconciliation with Lumumba despite his terms.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Joseph Mobutu
Congo
Elisabethville
Mobutu
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Tshombe
Ing
Joseph Ileo
Ileo
Kesavubu
Stesuiok
Pattiee
Laronebe
Teo Mobutu
Lumumba
Nixon Adopts Increasingly Tough Tone Toward Rival
Vice President Richard M. Nixon pressed a tougher stance against Senator John F. Kennedy as he campaigned for the White House. He argued the United States must present a stronger case for freedom to underdeveloped nations while criticizing Kennedy for a proposed tax and spending plan. Nixon spoke at a Magazine Publishers Association breakfast in New York before a Long Island trip, urging action against communism and faulting Kennedy for not delivering on relief measures.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Magazine Publishers Association
Long Island
Nixon
Asia
Africa
South America
Near East
John F. Kennedy
Tennessee
West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
Kennedy
Mili”Aty
Jack
Khrushchev and Tito Near Accord on Peace Efforts
In New York Khrushchev and Yugoslav President Tito said they are very close on disarmament and steps to safeguard peace amid a friendly meeting. They avoided ideological questions, noting their viewpoints coincide on discussed topics including disarmament and the Congo.
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New York
Nikita Khrushchev
Tito
Congo
Moscow
Khrushchev
Beiter
Yugoslavia
Soviet
United Nations
Dag Hammarsjkold
Khrushchev Tangles With Cardinal Scheme at U N Reception
Khrushchev jokes about locking Eisenhower with cardinals to pick a pope using white smoke signals. He says he would share a room if needed, but he opposes moving first on talks. He hints at UN reform and disarmament offers while snacking on knockwursts at a Nehru dinner.
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New York
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
College of Cardinals
Khrushchev
U. N
Eduardo Victor Haedo
Vatican
Kremlin
United Nations
Prion
Ralph Cain Named Director of Shenandoah Apple Blossom Parade
Ralph A. Cain, owner of Cain Furniture Store, named by the Winchester Lions coach to direct the 1961 Shenandoah Apple Blossom Grand Feature Parade. Cain, a long-time Lions member and former parade official, begins duties immediately and lives at 109 Academy Lane with his wife Mary.
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Ralph A. Cain
Cain Furniture
Lions
Winchester
Shenandoah Apple
Cain
George Washington Hotel
Church Council of
Grace Lutheran Church
Mary Wineman
Greensburg
Cains
Academy Lane
Peiping's UN Bid Faces Setbacks Ahead of Assembly
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev faces setbacks in steering committee talks over Red China admission and Congo aggression charges as U N debates approach. Khrushchev meets Tito and Macmillan while Herter coordinates Western contacts. The 96 member General Assembly will likely follow the steering committee decisions.
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United Nations, N.Y
Nikita Khrushchev
U.N. General Assembly
Assembly
Red China
Africa
Congo
Dag Hammarskjold
Khrushchev
Tito
Yugoslavia
U.N
Britain
Harold Macmillan
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Pee
West Rejects Soviet Berlin Note as Four-Power Status Dies
Western officials in Bonn condemned a Soviet note declaring East Germany has full authority over Berlin and that four power occupation is dead. US Britain and France said they would not recognize unilateral abrogation of Berlin agreements despite private concerns the move signals a major shift in the capital’s status.
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Bonn
Germany
Soviet Union
Berlin
United States
Britain
France
East Germany
East Bern
West Germany
East Berlin
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Titan
Lolita
Vladimir Nabokov
Stanley Kubrick
Jim’ Harris
Charles Leyendecker
Joe Fanciullo
Floyd Niehaus
Nikita
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Tito Center
Ralph Cain
Fefe
MR. Cain
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Clarke County High School
Conrad Hoover
American Legion
Winchester Retail Merchants Association
Chamber of Commerce
U.C.T
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