m erica n m a ssa d or hili p B o n sai is pre p arin g to leav e C u ba - ami d Havan a rumor s of a com ~ g brea k bet een the to countries. T. he tate e p ar t ment merely sa s th a t B o n sa l 's visi t home - will be prolon g ed.' Just o lo n - is p to Castro. Who may decide to make it pe r m ane n t - by forcin g an en d to d iplomatic relations be t e e n m erica and Cuba. CUB - add The late t from s h in ton s an announcement (d-C'f'K 7 L /J that fourteen hundred arines will land i, Guantanamo rt~,rcz.r - ~ tomorro . ut the av e mphas izes -- this is no show of tutxs force . it is Just wee kend leave for the - arines at our Naval Base . le 1 \H!il. A It l oo k s s if there won't b e any fifth debate b e tw ee the candidates . The real question is - who's respo n i le fo r breaking off the face-to-face meeting? The Kennedy camp charges that Nixon is afraid to uu meet their man again - llll over radio and TV . The Nixon camp, retorting - that Kennedy's partisans are afraid to let the details be worked out. f h e o bj ct of res i d ent E i senh o w er's t ri p t o Ph il a e p hia - i s Pennsylvan ia's th i r t ti o ele ctora l ote . Tis t i me th e i t e ous d o e sn't sa an y thi - a out the re si d e n t b ei ng 'non-political.' He's movi ng ba k int o th e campa i g n toni ght -wit h ~ ~ ~ ~°' cf i xon . i full-scale attac k - on Kenne dy . J 1, he oc c a sion - a d inner s p onsored b y Philadelphia's i xon - for resi d ent co m mittee. President Eisenhower, making h is fi r st ation wide appeal - in behalf of the N ixon-Lod g e t i ket . He ' l l step up his campaign activit y - durin g these l a st few d ys. 11,1,la,o- . . . . . . . . . PPOM- ~EAJ: press sec re t ar y J i m Ha g e r t y , ; ; ; ' . ! ~ 'the resident's /\ s che ule 1s co p letel y o p en, fro ow u n ti l e lection d a y . 11 enator Kenn edy t o d a y cha l en g e h is R epubli ca n o ponent t o co m e into e s lvani a - an d sa, y ou never a d t so oo d . e ani ng - K enne dy thi nk s h e 1 11 carry P e ns lv an ia b eca u se our Keystone tate is an ry about MK1I une m pl oyme n t. Kenned y predict - a coming depression. / ~ ~ h i s p a rty is the only one - that can move this ~ coun t r y t oward full employment. _)3'e g inning with a new J fe e r 1 a ency - to help the deprssed areas. What about the Nixon charge - that he's 11 down- r i n g " A merica? Kennedy claims that he's doin g Just t h e revers e - b y emphasizing America's boundless 11-UKl p ossi b ilities. Nixon, in Kenned y 's view - tal k s too aw m uch ab out our limitations. i e re i dent i xon certa inl was ta l in g - em hat i cal l . He appears to h ave licke - his sore throat . H e stum p ed vi g orousl through the mid - west -- callin on hi tle top au iences to vote for him on the econom c is ues . Decla rin g luu that Kennedy is bettin on a recession - ixon decla re d , 1 the Amer ican people a re ettin on prosp erit y . " Then he went on to say - he ' bettin with the American people . Th Repub lican candidate has re g ained his composure - afte r those e gg -throwing incidents in Michigan. Today Nixon remarked jokingly that the throwers must be prosp erous - or they couldn't afford the eggs. e an ile, an In iana sherif f char e - that an t mp t as ma e to erail ixon's train . Sheriff . u s ter unifon , referring to - ~ t e enns lvan ia railroad . Cl. fluorescent 11 ht / tr former , we i g h in g twent five p oun d s ---.,9e found a s e t o t e rails . Enou t o ¥ - an train. The i r t ess as - hollowe'en pranksters. But the sheriff ~•m reports - a eflnite plot against the Nixon special. , s 0 f 1 t t e U a e t at . . r ithin o r r . rres t il u tr ansla or , o r e e s 1 m - i plomat i c n it · . u t he an wer 0 C 1 -I. i. 10 a i c 1 mun it · 4 a pl ,~r o/ 0 tclw ef ~- u ti e . n d ele kh G fi n i tel •· . ~ rsem~ ~ l ~ l d .. ty. ,I- on i ~h t he's in jail - alon 1th ~merican ~~ i l l u t r a tor, Willie Hirsch. Th?= 1107 rounde d up by the I - s:m- accused of trying to g ather information ou ili t ar y installations near Ch ica g o. Soviet mifhta off i c als were allowe d to see ele kh , f or a n h our to d ay - 1 ea ch a n e f rom Moscow, where o i lo ma ts have b e e • ~ arre f ro m imprisone eric an cc e of espion a e. C that' li e to ment io n a oo k t\tuixnu U t OU . itle - The mer ica n er i ta g e i ct re Hi tory o th vil ·a r. It' s full o f ramatic ill u trations - t a t make •r ou eel what it mu st ha e een l i e to live throu h t he tra e of the house- ivi de . as h i ton and Richmon d - in i gh teen ixty. T e attle ields - Bull Run, C hancellorsville, V1cksbur6, Shilo , the Wilderness . Photographs, dozens of them - incoln , ee, Grant , Jeff Davis, and so on. oo k - 1s ut the thing I find most poignant about this the"'11'l-"r1'f 0 1 d ~ ~ ::z:- s~ bravely out ~~" A of faded aguerreot es. ~oto orthwe t O rie nt airl ne ,.. .J that cr ashed ear s oula , ont ona - 1as comin 1 f or a lan i n . . , ·1 at i a p en asn ' t been d etermi ne - beca e the e t er ·as clea r, the v1si bilit g oo . So me witne es a· - t e a·· the p lane f i up 1 e d own . way , era s ' e , ' into a m oun t in - 1 11 i all t 11 lve pe1·sbo$" aboar . . . ol h n .,h h i a WO J 0 t se . . ·ur J ec t at ·ton , ... -,on J in e n r . r . e a a r ro . t th e oft e S ez c i.,i - Randoloh urch 1 a tt ack rime n i• ter n o n n . ; ab arro co unt er - ttac e cal l ng h re i l l a co ar - s ince Ede ias not i n po i t on t o efen imself . he al his remar k s amounte to - reasonable mmm commen t . To his a d versar y i t looke more li ke - lan r . h jury , a g reein g with Randolph Churchill - g r in h im a tho sand poun sin damages . Co 0 un le · thro b i n toni t - -J i th he - ~~~. 01 ea l tomto A he ir e age - I .relco e tote lan 0 anc tor The C onole e , g v i n thei t a o 1 lute to man - w o «am en ' k no much a out le . Bu t e u r no1 a lot - about tha t m c a . u pet r ou is mstron g is in eopoldv il le - o a ri on ore our State epartm ent . He w as ree t e a Con g olese crow d wearing - monk e ski ns an fea her head re se . e played the i r own nts+ u i c , o t h eir om in truments - an th e n as k e d their vi si r to re o on . h r e p on , sat.chmo ro ke o this ru et - an , e 'l hot not Th e result - a near rio . H i s m i n round - o u r jazz m assa or . I n t e a en e , ..,w I il le I wh it eric n tn Leo ol - WO~ one cr'lz , a . I'\ 0 e tar ·ot r i e in om 0 . () m ht t r nk h t ·tar of h r o n how . B eaut i f ul la zol - · 11 a ri a pec t c ul a r w 1m r. o n . / mn ri - n m in k an a t in . S" ur r o u e a e Y / 0 r e a d - fr om t h e Roe ov i e olo n h , t a · ·a u - sta e h r roo '/ J o h n a rr m or e , ~ J r . pla e his pa rt ~ ~~ ~ i th al 1 the brav u ra d. f h s am ou f ather . M8 arrived ~ at the church - a t u dy 1n b l ac . B la c ilk sl i ppe rs - tight black t rou ers - and a i liant white so shirt '11th a j e t bla c k cr av t - in he i hteent C entur fashion. His lac k co at had or tails - w it h a hi h velvet collar . n h e tu g ed at - omethin ap roaching a beatni bear . Y,w,t;1: ai ~ Bar r ym ore:.-. - _ 1 1 li k e B eau -.S-l......vr- B rummel . 1 ell , John Ba rr ym ore portra e Beau rum m el - A . t \, t ow the illustrious actor i out - one on ,1e a e . h i John B arrymore Jr . choo in h is we 1 son . to ortra . the ex q u i site daoct who u e r1 t 1 h ·ocie t in t b G C ~ ~ the r~ i ght een th Centur . LTP.1960.10.28i.pdf LTP.1960.10.28ii.pdf