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Show wy fUBf igr'Mririif"''l'mF'Ti')tf "miff r "iyri"'i T uprunyi The Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, September 23, 1960 12A , , Nixon , Kennedy Cram - By Associated Press Dies for Debate similar arrangement may be nec- eskary on the 17th if they cannot both Then, for about ,38 minutes, there will be questions irom a panel of TV A WASHINGTON, Sept. 24 newsmen made up of Sander Vanocer, be in New York. strange, new, hybred s The final broadcast, also from New. National Broadcasting Co., Stewart debate will make political campaign CBS and Bob Flemming, Ameriof on Oct. 21, will repeat the pattern York the when major presihistory Monday can Broadcasting Co., plus Charles dential candidates meet face to face In of thefirst but with foreign affairs as Warren of the Mutual Radio Network. the subject broadcasts. the first of four .The public . service, unsponsored fl.NE CANDIDATE Will b Asked I DOMESTIC issues win be the kub broadcasts are what have emerged from M. and allowed three minutes for Nixon Richard as question Republican ject original suggestions that the nominees his reply after which his opponent will and Democrat John F. Kennedy hold meet in a series of straight-ou- t TV deget a minute and a half for his reply forth for an hour, 9:3010:30 p.m. EDT bates.' . to the same question. The latter candi-dat- e (7:308:30 p.m. MST) from Chicago NEITHER CAMP was agreeable to then will be asked the next ques-lioover ,the three major television netthe networks suggestions for such .with the time allotments thus reworks and the four principal radio nets. meetings with a single moderator as versed. On Oct 7 and 13 there will be hour-lonall subjects news conference. The the only other participant THE QUESTIONS presumably six The Monday program originates in meeting on the 7th probably will take to eight in all if each man uses his full studio WBBM a without 1 Studio at arfinal place In Cleveland, although time will continue until there are only audience and with the candidates unrangements havent been made. six minutes left. This time will be used attended by any advisers and unadvised .ON TUB 13T.H, THE candidates will . on the - exact nature of the questions .Tor .by ..each... ' be face to face only through the magic nominee. . asked. be of electronics. Nixon will be In Los Newspaper reporters barred from Howard K. Smith of the Columbia Angeles and Kennedy In New York, the panel by the networks despite proand will open Broadcasting System but theyll appear together on a split tests from headquarters of both candiclose the program. screen. dates will be admitted to an adjacent At the outset each candidate will be studio to monitor the program, provid-i- miteUI Frew Wireehete Nixon will be In Los Angeles and Richard M. Nixon . . , Hes, . Kennedy In New York but theyll apgiven eight minutes to state his case, ing they have been traveling with Ken' with a coin flip deciding who goes first nedy and Nixon. ready for debate Monday. pear together on a split screen. A , speech-intervie- No-vin- TV-radi- o NOW I,, TIME LOS ANGELES, Sept 24 Harlow Wilcox, 60, former radio .announcer for ,the Fibber McGee and Molly comedy series, died in a hospital Saturday after a lengthy Illness.Wilcox had no Immediate survivors. He was divorced from socially HEATING SYSTEM. ran istimatis ran INSMCTION ROCKY MOUNTAIN REFRIGERATION CO. proml-nenf'Ma- Wfglntr WIIcoxT Replace Your To 1UI In SWIK n g, s ; AooeJate4 PrM WNlkit John F, Kennedy - Goes before earners for one hour shop monday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. come, see our pretty abstract paisley i - I Skull Session Willi Advisers Kennedy Rests Day to Catch Breath Labor Leads America at a Glance Cheer for Baseballs Little Pirate Vote Signup Tried to Steal Big Club SMfcttSfaAt crowds which hailed Kennedy In the mountain and northern Sept O New York Timet Service 'of which plains states--mo- st John F, Kennedy Saturday WASHINGTON, Sept 24 On Tuesday, the morning are generally considered to By Associated Press breather from after his took a one-dadebate be leaning to Nixon. ef Organized labors month-olVALLEJO, CALIF., Sept. 24 Michael Godula, former S on all national networks, he his airborne, fort to Register union mem Pittsburg!) Pirate bat boy; has convinced his JailersMhat he the The madder he got, will head his aerial cavalcade presidential drive-whi- ch bers as voters has gotten off really believed he could steal enough money from cash better he did, one aide obof campaignseemed to have picked up Into four days drawers to buy the ball club. a surprisingly good start, to served. and in Ohio, Pensylvanla ing momentum as it rolled over Sure, I believe him," said Delabor officials here said Satupstate New York. In Denver Friday, Kennedy The candidates staff was R. J. Stanton. Ive talked Sheriff jthe Great Plains,, and Rocky puty urday. elated over the size, the en- had an overflow crowd in the Mountains. to a lot of guys, but this one is a ALTHOUGH BILLED as thusiasm and response of the Civic Center Amphitheater, - ' real character." , The Democratic nominee the voter regchiming in with cries of, landed here before dawn Godula, 30, was caught stealing "atta boy," and you wont istration campaign by the jump from i after a lose," as the Senator slapped from a clothing store till In $300 American Federation of Labor Lake City. back at charges made by A I Salt Benicia Thursday. In a suitcase he Orand Congress of Industrial Nixon- .carried - officers found $48,000 - In He spent the day in & skull to help cash and . 81,000 shares of mining Friday nlghta visit to Salt ganizations is expected session with a few advisers, Lake City, where Kennedys the Democratic presidential stock. 'boning up for Monday teleBy AaodiM Prew speech dealt Indirectly with candidate, Senator John F. The FBI reported finding $70,000 vision duel with the RepublMlchael Godula DALLAS, TEX., Sept 24 religious liberty, was rated Kennedy. . worth of securities Friday In Go-ican candidate, Vice President by his advisers as one of the it can be told: The hastily organized drive dulas rented room In Los Angeles. successes of the tour .Richard M. Nixon. Brought into court, Godula calmly pleaded guilty. He will Lone Star Airlines, fly- biggest was started with a federation to date. be sentenced Monday. Part of Kennedys home-jworbetween Dallas and Houing pledge of $500,000 by George was the Nixopedian Godula claims he tended bats for the Pirates In 1950. His alidience filled the Meany, AFL-CIpresident, on thick compendium ston, named, two of its a Tabernacle. Mormon He said Branch Rickey took an Interest in him and let him huge 17. Aug. ,of Nixons statements, planes after the vice presiUse of the Tabernacle for out at shortstop. try votes since his and dential nominees Fourteen key states were speeches Lyndon a rally was unusual, But the club learned he had a criminal record and dropped first successful campaign for B. Johnson and Henry Cabot In political Involved. , Itself. him. Congress in California in 1946. Lodge. Authorities of the Mormon Meany made no bones about Godula wrote an open letter in his jail cell explaining KENNEDYS aides said the -- LONE STAR President Church sanctioned his belief that 75 per cent he then started dreaming of acquiring enough money to buy applause of well senator was David Segal thought Massachusetts of the union members who 51 per cent of the Pirate club. for the occasion. , ldeft until the other day voted would cast ballots for It has broken my heart that I have not contributed to giving scant attention In his the learned he And It came In roars. he had booked candidates favored by labor. their studies to the art of TV per- 44 state Democratic convenwinning the pennant," Michael wrote. AFL-CIThe general board Police said Godula claimed he took some of his accumuof venerable The President which Nixon long tion on the forming, has endorsed Senator Ken- lated stake from banks and the rest from stores. passengers of Christ of the Church Jesus ago mastered. Henry Cabot Lodge, nedy since then. Latter-daSaints, stewarA He said he would walk Into a bank, dressed as an emInstead, he focused on his y' WITH VOTER registration rivals record in Congress and dess, Sheryl Woods, saved David O. McKay, was warmly walk around the tellers cages as If he belonged there, ? ploye, , when an made he in deadlines weeks away many stuff his pockets with .his position on key issues as the day by removing Lodges applauded unannounced at New York, appearance cities, Including abof and walk in and the last few days away. i stated money keeping .picture concentrated its the GOP nominees campaign. solutely mum about the the rally and sat on the speak- the AFL-CIare "Banks Catholic with ers areas In the Industrial efforts platform key lousy with craft's Identity. nominee. with early deadlines. dough," Michael observed. Kennedy Sunday will Police estimated he netted an average of $500 a week. In Miami police reported Godula was arrested there in. 195T with $10,000. He pleaded guilty of grand theft and urged By AaocUted Frets that the $10,000 be distributed SEATTLE, Sept. 24 If the to his victims. Democrats are elected In NoMIAMI JUDGE Ben Willard vember the administrations y central objective will be peace, gave him an indefinite susnot public relations about pended sentence on the prompeace," Adlai Stevenson said ise of restitution of the stolen money. Saturday night Miami police rated him then westa Stevenson, starting as an erratic genius and finanern campaign tour in behalf wizard. cial of Sen. John F. Kennedy and B. said the Johnson, Lyndon Republican administration had Em9 We failed to lead toward peace and strength. NORRISTOWN, PA., Sept. IN A SPEECH prepared for 24 UP) Philip A. Berkes and his wife, Frances, say dina Democratic they love to go to the zoo ner, the two-timoven presidential nominee took and pet the animals issue with those who have lions, before dawn. The 38 year old Norrisclaimed that Vice President Richard M. Nixon Is a better town salesman went to the qualified candidate because of Elmwood Park Zoo early Sathis experience. urday and headed straight Nixons experience, Steven- to the lair of Isabel, a lionson said, consists of "eight ess. ft K years of marking time, of deBERKES said he climbed ferring decisions, of watching over the chain link fence I? history pass us by." around the cage, and reached animal to In pet the big WHILE THE strength of snapped at the the Russian and Chinese Communists is growing every hand, biting off the little week, while hungry millions finger. Berkes climbed back over in Asia struggle for a meal a the fence aqd the couple day, while communism is driv to Montgomery HosIng new bridgeheads into hurried Africa and Latin America, the pital where he was treated. J a Republicans and Mr. Nixon Weds French Star us on the f head tell and pat us to relax and enjoy ourNEW CANAAN, CONN, selves," Stevenson said. Sept 24 (A) Genevieve, French comedienne and AT A morning press conwas married here Satsinger, ference,, the- former Illinois urday to television producer governor called Soviet Premier Ted Mills. The ceremony was Nikita Khrushchevs proposal by the Rev. Lorlng to revamp the United Nations performed D. Chase at the New Canaan a transparent effort to further Congregational Church. his countrys interests at the It was the first marriage expense of world peace. Stevenson said he had at for Genevieve and the secfirst thought the selection of ond for Mills. v ' Sen. Johnson as the DemoIncluded The list the guest cratic vice presidential nominee might have an adverse brides father, Eduard Auger effect on the northern Negro of Paris, and television personality Jack Paar, on whose vote. program Genevieve has made NOW I BELIEVE if It has many appearances. any effect. It will be helpful," Ex-Star, he said. "Senator Johnson was 66, Dies Instrumental in the passage HOLLYWOOD, Sept 24 UP) of the first civil rights legisKathlyn Williams, onetime 1 s lation in 80 years. queen of silent lilm serials, was found dead Saturday in the wheel chair to which she Jolt Kills , had been confined for 11 years. Mrs. Glen W. Ishmacl, 3762 South, 400 East, Murray, shows Bob Hansen, Assistant Manager of KSXX Radio the BEAVERTOWN, PA., Sept. She was 66. A doctor said she 24 (.P) John exact spot where she found the $1,000.00 TREASURE HUNT CHECK. Mrs. Ishmael won out over thousands who McCurdy, 50, of apparently buffered a heart atalso searched for the giant cash sward. This brings the total cash awards made on the Mighty in the past 4 Dillsburg, was electrocuted tack. Friends found her body months to over $3,000.00 dollars, with another cash contest due to start any day. Stay tuned to 630 for dteails. 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