Kennedy Helps Shape Kennedy Campaign Strategy
Kennedy directs his pre convention pace toward the election with a focus on who can best mobilize resources to keep the world peaceful and curb Communist imperialism. He questions whether he himself is ready for the demanding responsibility and aims to address voter doubts while not taking the nomination for granted.
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Len Kennedy
Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
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Khrushchev
United States
John Foster Dulles
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Japanese student apologizes for riotous Tokyo reception
Iwao Takayama, a Japanese exchange student and son of a minister, writes to Elkhart woman Mrs. Charles Gordon apologizing for the mob scene that greeted Eisenhower press secretary James Hagerty in Tokyo. He stresses the incident did not reflect most Japanese views and ties protests to visa issues with the U.S. security pact and Kishi's resignation demands.
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Elkhart, Ind
UPI
Elkhart
Eisenhower
Tokyo
Iwao Takayama
Charles Gordon
James Hagerty
Japan
Kishi
Takayama
U.S
Residents complain of rats at Delaware Street dump
Residents near First Street and the Delaware Street dump report large rats invading homes and yards. A caller claims an eight inch rodent was seen indoors and fears for children. Despite repeated city complaints, authorities failed to stop the problem. A past mass rodent slaying was shown to the press, but rats reportedly survived by moving to the river for water.
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First Street
Delaware St
Maude the mule learns psychology and conditioning
A Tennessee farmer notes Maude the mule, aged 10, learned conditioning from electric wire and a single check wire, refusing to pull the corn planter after repeated shocks. The tale contrasts animal learning with human child discipline, praising controlled corporal punishment as effective.
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Maude
Tennessee
Madison County car check shows aims met in 1960 drive
Figures released show 37 354 automobiles checked in May with 4 008 defects found. About 3 516 defects have been corrected and rechecks continue. Officials expect near full compliance to fix defects, noting fewer defects despite more cars checked than in 1959.
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Madison County
Paign
New Hope In Middle East Could Ease Arab Israeli Ties
A Senate staff study notes Iraq may end its Arab League boycott to attend Beirut talks with Egypt. It envisions potential Cairo Baghdad rapprochement easing Arab Israeli tensions, with refugee repatriation or compensation as a central hurdle, and highlights improved Anglo American influence and a calmer climate for Western initiatives.
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United Arab Republic
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Beirut
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Abdul Karim Kassem
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Senate
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U. S
Farm Tour Brings Madison County Leaders to Pendleton Farm
Industrial and professional leaders from Anderson visit a large farm and the Indiana Reformatory at Pendleton as part of a Farm Bureau led program. The event, supported by the Madison County Farm Bureau and the Agriculture Committee of the Chamber of Commerce, aims to strengthen ties between farm and business sectors and foster mutual understanding of agricultural and industrial concerns.
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Anderson
Madison County
Indiana Reformatory
Pendleton
Madison County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Agriculture Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
Candidates For Democrat Session Listed INDIANAPOLIS
The final official list shows 27 candidates at Indiana Democratic convention for state offices. Governors nominees Albert Steinwedel and Matthew Welsh. lieutenant governor Paul Bitz. other posts include secretary of state William Moss, attorney general John Dillon, treasurer Jack Haymaker, auditor William Fortune, school superintendent William Wilson, and supreme and appellate court nominees. Four seeking two nominations in the four contested judicial slots.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
van Albert Steinwedel
Matthew E. Welsh
Paul Bitz
Evansville
Charles Boswell
Nelson G. Grills
Jean LaGrange
la Porte
Robert A. O'Neal
Earl Utterback
Kokomo
Jack Haymaker
Logansport
William FE. Wilson
Jeffersonville
Mary G. McGill
Tillie Schreiner
Lawrence
Supreme Court
Clarence R. McNabb
Fort Wayne
Merton Stanley
Kokogno
Southern
Dwigh Beckner
New Castle
Alexander Lysphir
Portland
Russell W. Smith
Theodore J. Smith
Lafayette
Heiress Drops From New York Social Register
New York News reports Gamble Benedict Porumbeanu, a debutante heiress, was dropped from the Social Register while her grandmother Mrs. Henry Harper Benedict remains listed. An international court battle over the granddaughter’s engagement to Romanian suitor Andre Porumbeanu drew headline attention the publication typically avoids.
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New York
UPS
New York Social Register
Gamble Benedict Porumbeanu
Henry Harper Benedict
Benedict
Andre Porumbeanu
Social Register
Gamble
Kangaroos Chase Ambulance Landing at Bourke Strip
In Bourke Australia helpers chased thousands of kangaroos from a rural air strip to clear the landing of an aerial ambulance carrying Maria Smith a 17 year old who was seriously injured when she was thrown from a horse on a remote property about 150 miles away. The incident occurred Sunday night as the ambulance approached the strip in the grazing country 500 miles northwest of Sydney.
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Bourke
Australia
Maria Smith
Sydney
Debunking Capillaries in Blood Circulation
Dr Brady disputes capillaries as real vessels claiming arteries end at arterioles and blood oozes through tissue without capillary channels. He mocks medical authorities and digitalis prescriptions, urging lay readers to question traditional explanations and seek alternate views on heart failure.
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Shropshire
Eisenhower's Peace Initiative Faces New Obstacles
In a year of pledged peace efforts, Eisenhower now confronts stalled disarmament aims and cooling U S Soviet ties. The Far East alliance struggles as Japan's government wobbles amid domestic unrest and Red China ties, while U S options to restart initiative appear limited and risky.
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J. M. Roberts
Associated Press
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Far East
Asia
Britain
Europe
Tokyo
United States
South Korea
Turkey
Red China
Cuban Delegation Opens Trade Talks in Poland
A Cuban trade delegation led by Capt. Antonio Nunez Jiminez started negotiations in Warsaw to settle details of a new Cuban Polish trade pact. The group arrived Sunday from Moscow where it signed trade and cultural agreements with the Soviet Union.
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UPID
Antonio Nunez Jiminez
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Russia
Brady addresses health letters in limited reply program
A notice from Dr. Brady states he will answer signed health and hygiene letters but only a few can be addressed due to volume. Enclosed is a stamped self addressed envelope and instructions to write briefly in ink. Send letters to Mr William Brady at 265 E Camino South Beverly Hills California.
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William Brady
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Folklore by William Wa Explanations as humor and cars and cats
Folklore by William Wa surveys humor in explanations from jokes about cars referred to as she to a cat named Ben Hur. It includes a boy’s mischief with candies, a stage manager and gown, and a quip about the absent party being blamed.
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Ben Hur
Ben
James
Holdup Man Opens Mouth Captured on Long Island
A South Carolina man and an accomplice were arrested on Long Island after a motel robbery when one suspect spoke, triggering a police alert. Alphonse Maglio, Bethpage Motel night manager, identified the two men as Nick Pappas and John Bianchi. Police recovered two guns and 291 in the car.
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Bethpage
N.Y
UPI
South Carolina
Alphonse Maglio
Long Island
Maglie
Hicksville
Nick Pappas
Route 1
York
S.C
John Bianchi
Valley Stream
Personal advice seeks Dr Crane Mellor chart request
To obtain personal advice or one of his psychological charts send a stamped self addressed envelope and 20 cents to cover typing or printing costs. The request should be addressed to Dr Crane at Mellor, Indiana.
Bennington Flag and 13 and 15 Star Flags History
By J. B. Martin Answer the Bennington Flag symbolizes a page in American history. It was the first national flag to combine red and white stripes with white stars on a blue field. The flag appeared at the Battle of Bennington in Vermont in 1777.
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Bennington
America
Vermont
Rhode Island
Thirteen Star Flag Origins and Betsy Ross Legend
In 1777 the Continental Congress resolved that the flag have 13 stripes and a blue union with 13 stars. Historians doubt Betsy Ross designed it, though records show she was paid the equivalent of $43 for making ship colors.
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Continental Congress
United States
Betsy Ross
Fifteen Star Flag and Bushnell Sub Question
In 1776 David Bushnell built a submarine and torpedo that spurred naval lore and later wartime tech. What was the name of Bushnell's sub before the 1776 inquiry prompts are answered on Wednesday.
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David Bushnell
Bushnell
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