1960 party conventions set for Los Angeles and Chicago
The article notes Democrats hold the first national convention in Los Angeles on July 11 and Republicans meet in Chicago on July 25 to select nominees. It outlines a landmark election with 50 states voting for the first time and shifts in constitutional limits and religious and regional candidates.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
Alaska
Hawaii
United States
Charles O Conor
Horace Greeley
Kennedy
Congress
Eisenhower
West Coast
San Francisco
James M. Cox
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lincoln
Baltimore
Andrew Jackson
Philadelphia
John C. Fremont
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Will Rogers
Discus Fish Life Secrets Revealed by Aquarist Study
Washington reporter details a National Geographic feature on Symphysodon discus. Aquarist Gene Wolfsheimer describes unusual parental care including possible lactation like secretion nourishing young. The article notes eggs, cannibal tendencies, and the challenging task of raising discus to maturity.
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Wolfsheimer
National Geographic
Washington
Alaska Area Reports Three Quakes Off Maskan Coast
Seismograph readings in the continental United States recorded three major earthquakes off or near the Maskan coast within a five hour span. The events prompted brief alerts but no immediate widespread damage reported.
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Washington
API
United States
Maskan
Georgetown University
University of Washington
Seattle
Spring Hill
Ford
Tham University
Weston
Georgetown
Alaska
Air Force Recruiter Lists 16 Enlistees for June
Air Force Recruiter Sgt. C. J. Fredwell announced 16 June enlistees sent to Lackland Air Force Base. Each recruit will complete five weeks of basic training and three weeks of technical schooling before further assignment. Names and selected fields include Jerry Owens administrative Elwood, mechanical Lt. Anderson electronics and others.
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T-Sgt
C. J. Fredwell
Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Lackland
Jerry G. Owens
S. Elwood
Ward L. Powers
Anderson
Mike
Aleutian Islands
Slentzer
Portland
Frank Neumann
Uni- Janny
Joe Heflin
University of Washington Seismoloson
Elwood
Robert Gist
Larry Joe Togge
Dewey St
Soviet Walkout at Geneva Signals Disarmament Setback
Washington reports Khrushchev led a walkout by the Soviet delegation at Geneva during disarmament talks. Western officials view the move as a tactic to deny progress, signaling the bloc’s stance on staged negotiations and inspection demands. The incident underscores tensions in Paris summit expectations and underscores Western insistence on verifiable steps.
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Washington
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Paris
Gates
Khrushchev
Algavel
West Berlin
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Louis
Lee Bauer
Joon
U. N. General Assembly
Lon
Jules Moch
Woman Hiker Nears End Of Cross Country Journey
Dr Barbara Moore the England born hiking vegetarian crossed Delaware on her way to New York City She entered the Delaware Memorial Bridge complex in Wilmington after passing Havre de Grace and reached the New Jersey line en route to Times Square where she plans to finish midweek Her trek spans the Susquehanna River and keys off US 40 and the Turnpike toward NYC
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Del
UPI
Barbara Moore
England
Contagion Cited Across Bridges and Roads in Health Debate
Report discusses infection spread risks from respiratory illnesses and the role of doctors in identifying and warning patients. Officials note crossings on a bridge and public health figures cite misdiagnosis and underreporting of illnesses like measles and meningitis. A separate Indiana proposal seeks a 4 MPH limit on unpaved county roads to curb accidents. farmers fear crop obscured views at intersections.
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Indiana
General Assembly
Folklore and Campaign Spin From Indiana News Digest
A column surveys political buzz before a state convention noting GOP counterattacks on Democrat bosses and millionaire candidate names. It cites public figures, quotes jokes, and weighs how media and public relations shape political discourse.
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Crawford Parker
GOP
Ndiana
Frank McKinney
Frank McHele
Indiana
Be Diplomanthc Bosses and Case Record Notes
A psychologist notes how aggressive bluntness by supervisors, especially with machines and factories, can trigger fear and health issues in employees. He counsels a cordial, specific tone and offers a letter of recommendation test and a Karachi project to deploy in Pakistan.
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Brody
Wiklliam Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Bess
Vernon J
Chem
Crane
Brown
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O. K
Brown & Company
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Karachi
Mellor
Ind
Pakistan
Today at YMCA Evening Schedule of Meetings and Dives
The YMCA lists a packed day with Luncheons at 12:00 Rotary and Altrusa, Auto Jobbers, Kiwanis and Mounds Kiwanis events, Kappa Delta Pai, and a Physical Schedule. Swim programs cover Boys Beginners and Advanced, Boys Jr Life Saving, Men's Open, Boy's Open and Girl's Open, plus Underage Swim, Father Son Night and a Second Session.
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Rotary Exchange
Altrusa
Kiwanis Dinners Mounds Kiwanis Kappa Delta Pai
Cinque Ports naval legacy and Armada clash facts
The Cinque Ports once included Sandwich Dover Hythe Romney and Hastings with a long seafaring role. The Ark Royal led English victory against the Spanish Armada as 123 ships sailed Crescent to Calais Roads. Spanish crews were washed ashore and treated as prisoners or survivors by English forces.
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Dover
Hythe
Romney
Hastings
Edward the Confessor
William the Conqueror
Henry VII
English Channel
Tip
Lord Howard of
Calais
Doukhobors of Canada At Crossroads In Transit Toward Law
Reading like a history note, this piece traces the Doukhobor migration from Tsarist Russia to Canada and Cyprus, the divide within their ranks led by Peter Verigin, and how the group adapted to Canadian life while resisting military service. It highlights Tolstoyan support, external aid, and the rise of the Sons of Freedom as internal dissidents.
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Washington
Canada
Black Sea
Russia
Cau
Nicholas I
Verigin
Oie
Tsarist Russia
National Geographic Society
Cyprus
Peter Verigin
Siberia
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Time of
Sons of Freedom
How
Sture
Northwest Anderson reports teen motorists causing curfew issues
Citizens in the northwest Anderson area describe motorized teenagers taking over streets with high powered early morning drives. City police stress curfew enforcement to reduce nuisance and restore relief for residents.
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