Johnson Entry Causes Litle Democrat Sur
LOS ANGELES (UPI) Senators Johnson and Kennedy remain locked in a contest for the 1960 Democratic presidential nomination. Johnson’s formal announcement alters nothing for Kennedy’s campaign, with Stevenson aides arguing neither rival has the staying power to secure the 61 convention votes. Doyle says Stevenson remains the natural leader, while health debates and political maneuvering continue without a clear frontrunner.
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52 Million Awarded In Gas Line Work
Midwestern Gas Transmission Co a Tennessee Gas Transmission subsidiary has won 52 million dollars in contracts to construct a 504 mile 24 inch natural gas pipeline. The line will bring Canadian gas into the upper Midwest for the first time.
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French Lick Jazz Festival Faces Riot Risk
Officials at the French Lick Sheraton will decide on July 29 31 whether to proceed with the jazz festival amid fears of a riot after the Newport Rhode Island disorder. Hotel manager Morgan J Smith said security would be increased with Indiana state police present. Last year's crowd exceeded 20 000 with no major incidents.
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Indianapolis Police Shakeup Threatened
Mayor Charles H. Boswell warned of a top brass shakeup in Indianapolis after four patrolmen were suspended for drinking in patrol cars and a paddy wagon. A 27-year-old waitress alleged a officer tried to assault her. the mayor ordered disciplinary action for violations of regulations and signaled replacements if needed.
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Turbine Powered Helicopters Ordered by Air Force
Buffalo based TPS Bell Helicopter division wins a seven million dollar letter contract from the Air Force to develop and produce turbine powered helicopters for the Army.
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Munster Man Faces Fireworks Sale Charge
Gerald J. McClellan of Munster is due before a justice of the peace on Thursday on charges of illegal sale of fireworks in Gary Indiana.
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Kennedy Fit Despite Addison Disease Says Boston Doctor
Kennedy remains physically able, Dr. Kendall Emerson Jr. says Addison’s disease, if treated with daily pills, should not hinder a presidency. He notes Kennedy’s condition can be controlled with routine checks and medication, allowing normal life and stress endurance.
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Wage Raises Push Building Costs Up
New York July costs for construction rise to all time highs as wage hikes push the ENR cost index to 829.33, up 0.3 percent from June and 2.8 percent from the prior year. Building costs reach 561.47, 18 percent above July 1959.
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Mystery slaying of Alabama girl investigated
In Wetumpka Alabama investigators hunted for clues after nine year old Barbara King was found dead with a fatal head wound near her family's cottage at Lake Martin. Sheriff Holley withheld comment on reports of a magnum rifle. toxicologist Rehling described the impact as powerful while tests proceed.
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Expansion Contract Award at Republic Mine Michigan
Arthur G. McKee & Co announced contracts to build the pellettizing unit for a 900,000 ton yearly expansion at Republic Mine in Michigan. The award lifts the firm’s backlog from $43 million to about $60 million this year. Gen George C Marshall once skipped school to learn blacksmithing.
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Veterans visit Hill 180 to honor Task Force Smith
At Osan Korea on the tenth anniversary three veterans returned to Hill 180 for a brief ceremony honoring the few survivors of Task Force Smith. MSgt. Pete Ramirez of Los Angeles SFC James D. Hunter of Spindale NC and Sgt Clarence Rhodes of Catlettsburg KY attended.
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Paper Tablecloth Becomes Wrapping for Large Package
A paper tablecloth is found to serve as an effective wrapping for a sizable parcel showing versatility beyond dining use. The improvised wrap demonstrates practical reuse of common materials for shipment or storage.
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