Midwest governors and senators attack Nixon on farm aid policy
A statement released by Senator Kennedy and signed by five Midwestern governors and three senators accuses Vice President Nixon of lacking conviction on farm policy. The missive cites Nixon's past praise of Ezra Taft Benson and notes shifts after a New York conference with Nelson Rockefeller. Pierre Salinger said the draft came from Kennedy allies and Loveless may visit for talks on farm policy.
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Mass
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Herschel C. Loveless
Iowa
George Docking
Kansas
Ralph Herseth
South Dakota
Gaylord A. Nelson
Wisconsin
Orville L. Freeman
Minnesota
Quentin Burdick
North Dakota
William Proxmire
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nixon
Ezra Taft Benson
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Des Moines
Benson
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Loveless
Son-in-law held after beating father-in-law dies
A Meigs County man age 93 died Sunday after being beaten by his son-in-law three days earlier. Elza Milton Bratton of Carpenter near Route 143 died at home before hospital transfer. Authorities plan autopsy to determine cause. Earl McGrath, 41, Rutland Route 1, faces assault with intent to kill charges. more may follow after autopsy. McGrath also allegedly beat his wife Minnie, fracturing her arm. He was arrested in an Athens tavern and jailed in Meigs County.
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Meigs County
Elza Milton Bratton
Carpenter
Route 143
State Experimental Farm
Rutland
Robert Hartenbach
Bratton
University Hospital
Columbus
McGrath
Mr. Bratton
Minnie
Hartenbach
Athens County
Athens
Reading For The Family On The Inside Pages Scene
A mixed page note highlights sections on sports plant capacity payroll drive and television grid with various towns listed such as Nelsonville Loganee Pomeroy Chauncey Middleport Gallipolis Pt. Pleasant. The fragment references comics, markets and women topics without full context.
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ABC
Nelsonville
Loganee Pomeroy Chauncey
Middleport Gallipolis
Pleasant
Cp Bashak
Etree
Congress Eyes Civil Rights Clash After Convention
Sen. Jacob K. Javits signals a GOP civil rights bill: readied six point program including literacy voting evidence, AG suits for rights denial, a federal equal opportunity panel, and filibuster rule changes. Debates loom as Democrats omit civil rights from plans.
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Commission On Equal Job Opportunity
Senate
Javits
Sub Seadragon Aims East West Pole Crossing
Portsmouth N H The nuclear submarine Seadragon sets out to make the first east west crossing under the North Pole following earlier west to east runs by Nautilus and others The 268 foot submarine has a crew of 94 officers and men plus scientists and observers Cmdr George P Steele II of Washington DC is the skipper The Seadragon will join the fleet at Pearl Harbor.
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N. H
North Pole
George P. Steele II
Washington, D. C
Pearl Harbor
Ford Grants Aid Cincinnati Teacher Training Programs
Aided by grants from the Ford Foundation, the University of Cincinnati and Miami University will undertake programs this fall to expedite training of teachers.
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Cincinnati
Ford Foundation
The
University of Cincinnati
Miami University
Soviet Navy Targets Submarine Launched Missiles
The Soviet Navy commander indicated their forces, like the United States Navy, are focusing on missiles fired from submarines.
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Moscow
U.S. Navy
Typhoon Shirley Strikes Near East Asia
Typhoon Shirley battered coastal areas as it approached Japan and the Ryukyus after causing two deaths on Yonaguni and one on Formosa. Officials warned of high winds and potential flooding as the storm moved westward toward the mainland.
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Tokyo
Communist
China
Ryukyuan
Yonaguni
Formosa
Ohio five day forecast with cooler and warmer swings
Ohio forecast shows average highs 84 to 86 degrees with lows 61 to 64. Temperatures dip 8 to 5 degrees below normal. Warmer days Tue and Wed, cooler Thu and Fri, with fair Saturday. Showers likely Wed and Thu with rain around half to three quarters of an inch.
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Ohio
Rainy stretch forecast for flood‑prone Florida Tampa
More rain is forecast for waterlogged Florida with a flood warning issued for residents along a stretch of the Hillsborough River in Tampa, the city hardest hit by the ongoing rains.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Hillsborough River
Tampa
Net income down for Republic Steel in six months 1960
Republic Steel Corp, the third largest steelmaker, reported first half 1960 net income fell 38 percent from the same period in 1959, reflecting softer earnings in the industry.
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Cleveland
Republic Steel Corp
Kennedy Tackles Issues During Work Rest Vacation
In Hyannisport Massachusetts Senator John F Kennedy focuses on political and foreign policy concerns as he enters the final week of his vacation. He plans talks with Bernard Boutin Democratic candidate for New Hampshire governor and with Rep Chester Bowles adviser. Union leader David J McDonald awaits an interview and Kennedy weighs cabinet options while meeting four hours with Adlai Stevenson who backs the Kennedy Johnson ticket and hints at a possible secretary of state role.
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Hyannisport
Mass
John F. Kennedy
Bernard Boutin
New Hampshire
Chester Bowles
Connecticut
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
Kennedy
McDonald
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Kennedy-Johnson
Castro Must Take Rest Amid Illness Rumors of Raul Shift
Fidel Castro’s doctor said he needs absolute rest and a good diet to recover. Reports note convalescence ahead of his 34th birthday as speculation grows he may briefly pass power to brother Raul who is viewed as more radical.
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Ernesto Che Guevara
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Havana
Guevara
Castro
Raul
Raul Trillo
Revolucion
Trillo
Fidel
Opening Night Melee Halts London Jazz Festival
Police reinforced Beaulieu estate after a Saturday melee at Britain's fifth annual jazz festival. Teenagers swarmed, booed, and pelted climbers as Aker Bilk performed. scaffolding collapsed, thousands watched on TV, and Lord Montagu questioned future events. Cleanup followed Sunday morning with about 100 fans aiding.
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London
Lord Montagu
Beaulieu
Britain
Derek Jones
BBC
Strike Enters Ninth Week At United Aircraft Plants
Hartford Connecticut unions widen the dispute over a new contract with United Aircraft Corp. as the strike spreads to six plants and enters its ninth week starting Tuesday.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
United Aircraft Corp
Ohio DAV names new commander John W. Baker
Columbus report says John W. Baker of Pioneer, a World War II veteran from Williams County, is elected as the new commander of the Ohio Disabled American Veterans.
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Columbus
Williams County
John W. Baker
Pioneer
Ohio
Mt Etna Fires Subside After Burst of Activity
Catania Sicily reports Mt Etna showing signs of subsiding following a fresh eruption. Local authorities monitor ash plumes and lava flow as scientists assess ongoing volcanic activity near the summit.
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Catania
Sicily
Mt. Etna
UN Seeks Settlement In Congo Over Katanga Crisis
Dag Hammarskjold delayed his Congo departure to push a compromise on Katanga's secession. Hans Wieshoff went to Brussels to brief Belgian authorities while UN forces pull back from three towns. Brussels said 1500 Belgians to return home. Katanga remains unrecognized by any nation and Congo faces deeper economic strain. Hammarskjold defended UN duty over hardline actions.
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the Congo
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U.N
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Coquilhauville
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Katanga
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Kamina
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Hammarskjold
Community of Peoples
Soviet Claim on Global Socialist Support
A Soviet commentator asserts that in the 40 years since the Bolshevik Revolution more than a billion people have rallied under the banner of socialism and communism. The statement frames the movement as a world-scale coalition led by socialist ideologies.
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Moscow
Eisenhower to confer with Nixon Lodge on campaign plans
President Eisenhower will meet with Vice President Nixon and Henry Cabot Lodge at the summer White House to discuss campaign strategy and the administration program for Congress. The trio will review Eisenhower’s role and plan several major speeches before Nixon and Lodge depart for Washington.
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R. I
Eisenhower
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
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Lodge
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Senate
House
Washington
James C. Hagerty
Violence Spreads In South Korea After Election
In Seoul and across regions post election violence erupts with 100 injured, 322 arrested, and unconfirmed reports of deaths. Police blame mobs and candidates while troops use tear gas at a Namwon vote count site where 45 ballot boxes burned.
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Seoul
South Korea
Huh Chung
National Police
Kang Su-ryong
Namwon
Makarios Alliance Seizes First Cyprus House Control
Right wing Patriotic Front gains firm control of Cyprus first House as Archbishop Makarios becomes president elect. Island moves toward independence with Aug 15 target.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Makarios
Patriotic Front
First House of Representatives
Island
Boy Outbakes Women in County 4-H Pie Contest
Richard Schmidt, 15, Kirkville, won the Onondaga County 4-H pie contest by baking a superior cherry pie over eight female rivals. The event was held in Syracuse, New York, highlighting youth baking talents in the county fair circuit.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Richard Schmidt
Kirkville
Onondaga County
East Germany renews demand for separate peace treaties
Communist East Germany today renewed its demand for separate peace treaties with both East and West Germany. The move signals continued tension in Cold War diplomacy as Berlin seeks sovereign terms distinct from West Germany.
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Berlin
East Germany
East
West Germany
New York City Sees Mild August Start After 28 Years
For the first time in 28 years New York City began August without 90 degree temperatures. The change marks a cooler start to summer, offering relief from typical heat in the area.
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New York
New York City
Military lifts ban on Harian Rakjat in Jakarta
Indonesian military authorities end a two week ban on the Communist party newspaper Harian Rakjat in Jakarta. The move follows renewed political tensions and signals a temporary easing of press restrictions amid the era's censorship climate.
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Indonesia
Communist Party
Harian Rakjat
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