United States Wins UN Fight Over Neutral Meeting
In New York the United States narrowly beat a neutrals’ push for a meeting between Eisenhower and Khrushchev at the UN. Khrushchev abstained while Gromyko watched, and U S diplomats sought to repair rifts with neutrals amid mixed votes across regional blocs.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. S
UN General Assembly
United States
Assembly
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Andrei Gromyko
East West bridge plea marks UN debate in New York
Asian African neutrals push a peace bid to bridge East and West at the United Nations. Iraq calls for positive neutrality urging nonaligned nations to fill the space between blocs amid US Soviet summit setback.
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United Nations
N. Y
UN General Assembly
United
U. S
United States
Iraq
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Recovery Of Plane Underway In Boston Harbor
Navy cranes begin lifting the forward section of Eastern Airlines Electra after a takeoff plunge killed 61. FAA says birds may have disabled engines. 11 of 72 aboard survived. Pilot, co pilot, and engineer died. 57 bodies recovered. four missing. Divers describe fuselage as ripped open in 35 feet of water.
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Boston
Eastern Airlines
Federal Aviation
E. R. Quesada
Philadelphia
Charlotte
N.C
Greenville
S.C
Atlanta
Labor shifts from nationalization to broader welfare program
Scarborough dispatch notes Britain's Labor party moving away from nationalization toward wide welfare state ideas. The report highlights a parliamentary stance shift and policy reorientation within the party.
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Scarborough
England
Britain
Labor Party
Nixon Campaign Visit Sparks Downtown Cleveland Rush
Vice President Richard M. Nixon arrives in Cleveland from Nashville for a five hour visit during peak rush hour. He will deliver a half hour speech at Public Hall with security doubled to manage traffic. Nixon and his wife Pat plan a motorcade from Lakefront Airport to Public Square, with public appearances by Ohio Republicans at Public Hall.
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Cleveland
Richard M. Nixon
Nashville
Tenn
Public
Pat
Lakefront Airport
East Ninth Street
Euclid
Public Square
GOP
Nixon
Ohio
Akron
Canton
Mansfield
Columbus
Cleveland Hopkins
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Public Hall
U. S
Frances P. Bolton
Congress
Kennedy Campaign In GOP Stronghold Arrives in Cincinnati
Democratic nominee John F Kennedy visits the stronghold of Taft Republican conservatism in Ohio for four appearances. He is accompanied by Governor Michael DiSalle and Ohio Democratic Chairman William Coleman. The schedule includes a courthouse lawn rally in Covington at 4 30 p m an open air speech in Government Square and a $100 a plate Democratic dinner before traveling to Washington D C.
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Cincinnati
U. S
John F. Kennedy
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Michael DiSalle
William Coleman
Ohio River
Covington
Picket at U S Consulate Demands Dominican Staff Expulsion
About 25 pickets paraded in front of the U S Consulate in Ciudad Trujillo with signs urging the Dominican Republic to expel the consulate staff.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
U. S
Ohio Employers Lose State Insurance Coverage
About 3085 Ohio employers were informed they no longer have state workers compensation coverage and would face trouble if an employee is injured on the job.
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Columbus
Ohio
Welch Army counsel in McCarthy hearings dies at 51
Joseph N. Welch, noted Army counsel in the Army McCarthy hearings, died today at Cape Cod Hospital in Hyannis Massachusetts from a heart condition. Welch rose to national prominence during the 1954 Senate clashes with Joseph McCarthy.
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Hyannis
Mass
Joseph N. Welch
Army
Cape Cod Hospital
Welch
Premi- Army
U.S
Joseph McCarthy
Governor DiSalle Reappoints Frederick to State Board
Gov Michael V DiSalle reappoints H E Frederick of Marysville to the State Board of Agriculture for a term ending September 30 1966. The move Names Frederick among state agricultural officials as part of the administration's ongoing appointments.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
H. E. Frederick
Marysville
State Board of Agriculture
Anti Republic Forces Lag In South Africa Vote
In Johannesburg AP states that anti republican forces led by the United Party trail by about 102000 votes with 86 of 156 districts reported in the referendum on turning South Africa into a republic. Verwoerd seeking majority mandate while Graaff has not conceded. many rural districts still to report.
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South Africa
U. S
United States
S. Africa
Johannesburg
Hendrix Verwoerd
Arthur Wicksley
Loea
United Party
Sir de Villiers Graaff
Anti-Republicans
Verwoerd
Elizabeth II
Commonwealth
India
Pakistan
Ghana
Picket Disorders Erupt at GE Lines
Massed pickets shut GE plants in Schenectady and Syracuse as the IUE strike expands. About 1600 workers entered Electronics Park while guards used hoses and clubs to repel demonstrators. six arrested at Bucyrus plant amid clashes. Federal mediators plan talks in NYC.
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Schenectady
N.Y
General Electric
Syracuse
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
IUVE
Electronics Park
GEIUE
New York City
Bucyrus
Ohio
Khrush Dips Thumb Into Series Play
President Eisenhower planned to attend World Series games but canceled due to Khrushchev tensions at the UN. Commissioner Ford Frick notes no requests from presidential candidates for seats and says he avoids baseball-politics entanglement. The vice president and Jack Kennedy may be fans but keep distance from series publicity.
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Pittsburgh
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
United Nations
Ford Frick
Jack Kennedy
Frick
Invasion of Cuba Alleged by U S Forces
A 27 man invasion party including three Americans reportedly landed at dawn between Baracoa and Moa in Oriente Province Cuba. The unit suffered three casualties, its commander Armentino Feria killed, two captured, with 50 Cuban farmers as hostages pursuing toward Nuevo Mundo as Castro forces give chase.
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Havana
United States
Cuba
Armed Forces Ministry
Baracoa
Moa
Oriente
Fidel Castro
Armentino Feria
Rolando Masferrer
Masferrer
Fulgencio Batista
U. S. Army
Castro
Escambray
John L Lewis To Address UMW Delegates In Cincinnati
The 80 year old John L Lewis, former UMW president, planned to give his swan song address at the United Mine Workers convention in Cincinnati. Kennedy campaigned nearby but was not invited to address the delegates as the union maintains a policy of neutrality in presidential politics.
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Cincinnati
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Convention
Lewis
UMW
Thomas Kennedy
Miners’ Union
Ken
Sen
Kennedy
Convention split over Kennedy endorsement by UMW leader
The report centers on LEWIS rather than his successor as key to Kennedy endorsement doubts. Delegates in the Pennsylvania delegation backed Kennedy while Lewis appeared reluctant. Kennedy told reporters that the Labor Department questioned District 50, with a 18 month restoration window for unions governed by trustees under the new provision.
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Sen
Kennedy
UMW
Pennsylvania
Sen. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Labor Department
Washington
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