Nixon Campaigns In Opponents Home Territory
Nixon moves through New England with stops in Burlington Vermont and Manchester New Hampshire before a Boston fund raising dinner. He delivers a nationwide closed circuit TV speech and rallies in Queens Nassau and Suffolk counties on Long Island drawing large crowds and promising strong leadership and policies for jobs housing and health care. He vows to campaign New York as never before and aims for a big Suffolk majority.
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New England
Burlington
Manchester
N.H
Boston
John F. Kennedy
Nixon
Chicago
Eisenhower
New York City
Queens
New York
Nassau
Suffolk
Long Island
Commack
Pat
Suffolk County
New York State
A Town Crier letter and local notes from Berryville
Mrs William Nearden Burg of Berryville writes of nature scenes in verse. A Winchester born former local girl reports an eye catching billboard in Pittsburgh suburb promoting tucking a buck a day at the National Bank. Four local youths log 14 years of Lions Club service across tasks. Rain moves in with showers likely. Community Chest dinner proceeds as planned. A covey of 20 quail spotted on Amherst Street with a prior ten in same garden indicating hunting season activity.
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Winchester
Pittsburgh
National Bank
Amherst St
Brigitte Bardot in France after reported self harm episode
Brigitte Bardot, recovering in a clinic and described as much improved, was found unconscious at friends' home near Cabroles after a reported crisis linked to marital tensions with Jacques Charrier. Doctors say she suffers a nervous low mood requiring rest. Charrier has left for Brigitte's bedside following the incident.
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Jacques Namin
Jaques Charrier
France
Brigitte
Cabroles
Mercedes Simon
Sophia Loren
Paris
Sammy Frey
Charlier
Henri-Georges Glouzot
Simon
Chatrier
Nicolas
Jacques
Kennedy Campaign Tour Draws Big Crowds in Upstate NY
Sen Kennedy pummeled his Republican opponent as he toured upstate New York drawing large crowds in Rochester Buffalo and Albany. He criticized Eisenhower Nixon and the GOP while promising action on economic issues facing older American communities. He spoke to thousands and headed to Syracuse before returning to Hyannis Port for rest.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Albany
N.Y
A F. Kennedy
New York
Rochester
Buffalo
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
White House
State Capitol
Kennedy
Syracuse
Hyannis Port
Mass
Amsterdam
War Memorial
Thomas Timlin
Castro Threats Set Stage for U S Base Showdown
Fidel Castro used a Havana homecoming to warn of a legal fight over Guantanamo Bay while denouncing the United States as imperialist. Two bombs exploded near the Presidential Palace but caused no damage as he urged vigilance against unauthorized actions at the base and framed U S intervention as the provocation.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
U.S
Guantanamo
U.N. General Assembly
New York
United States
Zayas Park
Castro
Ism
Guantanam
Icons Assembly
Cuba
Africa Assured Top Billing In UN Assembly
Africa secures leading role in the United Nations General Assembly agenda with debate on Congo and for rival U.S. and Soviet proposals to win influence among new African states. The 21 nation committee set Congo discussions and passed on race relations in South Africa Algerian independence and other trusteeship items as 15 new African nations join the UN with Nigeria expected soon.
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United Nations, N.Y
Africa
U.N. General Assembly
Congo
United States
Soviet Union
South Africa
U.N
Nigeria
U.S
James J. Wadsworth
Belgium
Britain
Patrick Dean
Zorin
Wadsworth
Dean
Special Assembly
Eisenhower
Americans in Cuba told to send wives and children home
The State Department advised about 4,500 Americans in Cuba to leave the island citing the Castro regime and mistreatment of U.S. citizens. Press officer Francis W. Tully cited detentions and harassment since January and a mob incident involving an American mother and her two sons with police present but not intervening.
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Washington
Cuba
United States
U.S
Department
Francis W. Tully
Tully
Winchester names council committees and chairs
Claude B. Smalts Jr announced the 12 three member committees for the two year term. Stewart Bell Jr chairs Finance with Mrs. Allen and Charles Zuckerman. Zuckerman chairs Water and Sewer with Marvin Gore Jr and Eugene Dearing. Gore chairs Street with A Lee Coble and J Douglas Butler.
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Winchester
Claude B. Smalts
Stewart Bell, Jr
L. M. Allen
Charles M. Zuckerman
Mr. Zuckerman
Marvin E. Gore, Jr
Eugene F. Dearing
Mr. Gore
A. Lee Coble
J. Douglas Butler
Carroll H. Henkel
H. W. Butler
Mr. Coble
City Hall and
J. Ben Cather
H. W. Butler, Jr
Mrs. Allen Airport
Mrs. Doud Dies Mother of Eisenhowers
Elivera Doud, 82, mother of Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower, died in her Denver home at 750 Lafayette Street after a period of illness. The Eisenhowers last visited her July 27 to 31, and she was closely connected to the campaign era as the president’s mother-in-law.
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Denver
Colo
Elivera Doud
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Winchester Red Feather Parade Completes Tonight Lineup
The Winchester Fredericktowne Chest kickoff features 150 volunteers, Miss Virginia Catherine Birch of Staunton arriving for a 4 to 5 p.m. tea and 8 p.m. parade ride. Reverend W Holt Louder delivers the supper message as eight Community Services speak. Color Guard and James Wood High Band lead the procession through Loudoun Cork and Cameron Streets.
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Winchester - Frederick
Dennis Shackelford
Sarah Zane Fire Hall
Loudoun St
Cork
Cork St
Cameron
Cameron St
Fairfax Lane
Charles Casey
Virginia
Catherine Birch
Staunton
George Washington Hotel
Winchester Jaycee-ettes
Robert S. Barbour
Community Chest
Marvin E. Gore, Jr
Warren C. Gregory
Chest
Girl Scouts
Northwestern Guidance Center
Winchester Day Nursery
Boy Scouts
Salvation Army
Negro Day Nursery Children's Home Society
USC
Veterans of Foreign Wars
James Wood High School
Miss
Troop 27
Reuss
Knights of Erin
Co. K
C.S.A
Co. B
Front Royal
Black Angels
Wsva-Tv Radio
Harrisonburg
Stephens City
IRS raids net 93 arrests in gambling crackdown
A midweek strike by tax agents across 38 cities and 22 states led to 93 arrests and seizure of 12 automobiles and over $10,000 cash. IRS said 62 gambling locations tied to an $80,000 weekly operation were raided, with bets hidden in smoke shops barber shops and other businesses. Local authorities assisted. several arrestees lacked a tax stamp or paid 10 percent tax on gross revenue.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
United Nations
New York
Huntington Park
Calif
Los Angeles
Khrushchev’s UN Visit Extends as Macmillan Talks begin
Khrushchev meets with British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan in New York amid signs he will stay another week. He plans a large reception at his Park Avenue home and a rest period in Glen Cove, Long Island as he continues to lead the Soviet display at the United Nations. Soviet informants suggest a possible three-week stay and a planned visit to Communist North Korea in mid October.
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New York
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
United Nations
Macmillan
Paris
Khruschev
U. N
Khrushchev
Nepal
Park Avenue
Glen Cove
Long Island
North Korea
Mobutu's Commission Installed as Congo Provincial Government
Leopoldville reports President Kasavubu formally recognizes Col. Mobutu's 27 named commissioners as Congo provincial government. Premier Tshombe says the group is temporary. Guinea urged to leave Congo by Oct 5, and UN reaction remains cautious.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
Col
Joseph Mobutu
Congo
Kasavubu
Tbeo
Vubu
Patrice Lumumba
Mobutu
Ing
U. N. Command
U. N
Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah
Lumumba
Red China
Vol- Katanga
Khrushchev Protests In Anger At U N Session
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev interrupted British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan during a U N disarmament debate. He shouted against aggression while slamming U2 incident blame and opposed Dag Hammarskjold’s office in a tense demonstration.
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United Nations
N.Y
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Nikita
Ireland
Macmillan
Khrushchev
Paris
Khruschev
Dag Hammarskjold
Titan Flight Fails to Reach 10000 Miles on Indian Ocean Run
Air Force misses 10000 mile Titan objective as the 98 foot missile falls short of the target after a premature second stage shutdown. The flight reached over 6000 miles downrange in the south Atlantic, the longest Titan flight to date. The test aimed to set a surface to surface missile record and surpass Atlas flights. The Air Force plans a repeat test to pursue the record in future launches.
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Cape Camaeral
Fla
Air Force
Indian Ocean
Atlantic
South Atlantic
Titan
Atlas
Antaneas Dk
United States
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