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Friday. Oct. 21, 1960
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TUPELO, Miss. — Harry S. Truman, campaigning in the deep South, swung at Vice President Richard M. Nixon today as the candidate of big business.
In remarks prepared for delivery at a Democratic rally in Tupelo, Truman said that if his audience wanted to know "what the Republican candidate really thinks of the South, you will find a speech he made in New York on Oct. 5th to be very revealing."
The former chief executive said Nixon attacked Sen. John F. Kennedy "with vigor and passion."
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"And what was the basis for his attack?" Truman asked. "Get this: It was because Lyndon Johnson was on the Democratic ticket as the candidate for vice president."
Nixon, the 76-year-old former chief executive said, went to Mississippi recently to tell its residents "that the Democratic Party has deserted the South."
--supported a Democrat for president today.
MIDDLETOWN, Conn. — The Middletown Press, for the first time in at least 40 years, editorially
The nearby Bristol Press, with a long background of Republican sentiment, editorially endorsed Vice President Richard M. Nixon. A veteran editor said he couldn't recall when, or if, the Press ever had supported a Democrat for chief executive in an election campaign.
In endorsing Sen. John F. Kennedy, the Press said he was "the man we believe is the most wholeheartedly equipped to carry out the task."
Kennedy Accused Of 'Vicious Trickery'
Robert H. Finch, Nixon's campaign director, said the film issued by the democrats smacked of "cropped or trick photographs" and attempted to show Nixon agreeing with points made by Kennedy during the debate. Nixon's press secretary called the film editing "a very low blow."
NEW YORK — (UPI) — Vice President Richard M. Nixon's campaign chief accused Sen. John F. Kennedy today of editing a film clip of the candidates' first TV debate in a piece of "vicious political trickery of the most contemptible sort."
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COLUMBIA, Mo. — (UPT) — University of Missouri students demonstrated last night for the second consecutive night against the closing of the Miss Mizzou show by university officials.
M.U. Bans 'Miss Mizzou
Parading male students last night went to women's dormitories on the campus, calling out the name of Miss Mizzou candidates and urging girls to join the parade. None did so.
The show is a stage review and includes a winner from among the women who is crowned Miss Mizzou.
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The Miss Mizzou contest, inspired by Milton Cainiff's Steve Canyon
The protests came after stage manager Hubert Nichols of Jesse Hall closed the auditorium Wednesday night when an overflow crowd of 3,000 refused to clear the aisles. The show was about to begin.
Students formed outside the campus in protest marched half a mile to Stephens women's college but couldn't gain entry there when a night watchman closed the iron gates to the campus. Later the group broke up.
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