Nixon Seeks Eisenhower Tie As Path To 1960 Nomination
President Nixon positions as an Eisenhower Republican aligning with the issue of foreign aid. He backs U S aid to Poland and distances from Knowland on policy. Speculation links Nixon and Knowland as rival California contenders for the GOP ticket with Knowland potentially leaving the Senate to run for governor.
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Casino Blast Kills Seven Algerians
In Algiers a terrorist bomb exploded during a seaside casino tea dance killing seven young people and injuring many, including children. Authorities suspect Algerian nationalists aimed at pressuring settlement to the rebellion as the attack echoed wider violence against French rule.
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Cue de la Corniche
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Weather outlook with clouds storms and warm temps
A weather forecast notes considerable cloudiness with possible thunderstorms Monday night and Tuesday. Lows around 63 to 48 degrees, highs Tuesday in the 70s north to 80s south. Wednesday shows partial clearing with a chance of more thundershowers and little temperature change.
Demos Predict GOP Spending Heavy in Southern Bid
Alabama Democrats Sparkman and Hill predict a futile GOP push for Southern House seats next year. Meade Alcorn hopes to gain eight seats with Virginia official Lee Potter named to direct Southern campaign operations. Eisenhower may be involved. Potter takes post July 1.
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Acquaintance of Phillips Quizzed in Omaha Case
Police continued reviewing tips and evidence in the John David Phillips murder probe. Officials hoped to link the Rita Kappenman case to University of Omaha coed Carolyn Nevins death on December 9, 1955. Anita Warner, a 19 year old friend of Phillips, was detained for questioning in Sioux City with no charges filed yet. Nevins was killed by a 32-20 revolver. Kappenman by a 30 caliber Luger.
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Trucker Killed in Blairsville Junction Crash
A trucker died in a two truck crash at the junction of Highways 20 and 69 near Blairsville. The victim was identified as J. W McCally with unknown home address. The other driver was uninjured. Authorities say one truck jackknifed in front of the other.
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Ackley Bus Driver Dies During Ozarks Trip
Christian J. Freese, 54, a Ackley school bus driver, died of a heart attack Saturday near Warsaw Missouri. He was escorting part of a group of 12 Ackley High School students on a vacation trip to the Lake of the Ozarks when he slumped at the wheel and his wife stopped the car.
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Witness invokes Fifth in Indiana road land profit probe
Frank W Chapman, 300 pound general treasurer of the Carpenters Union, refused questions on sharing in about 80000 dollars of profits from Indiana road right of way land sales. Earlier testimony linked land deals near Gary to state purchases with high profits, traced to Chapman and associates through bank accounts.
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Brooklyn Family Captures Four-Foot Backyard Lizard
A Brooklyn housewife spotted a four-foot striped lizard eating bread in the yard. The Jannutte family captured it with a crab net and turned it over to an ASPCA shelter, where staff could not ID the creature. The reptile may have escaped from a pet shop.
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Doctor denies pills behind four minute miles storm in sports row
Dr Herbert Berger of New York refused further comment on claims that popup pills aided sub four minute miles. The remark sparked protests as Don Bowden of UC, the first American to break four minutes, denied using such energizers.
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University of California
Pauling Eyes Global Scientist Rally Against Nuclear Tests
Nobel laureate Linus Pauling signals he may seek broad scientist support to press for an international ban on nuclear testing. He aims to gather signatures from Hus sian, British, French, and other scientists after a prior appeal by 2000 American scientists.
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Curtis Flags Union Boss Power and Missing Funds
Senator Curtis says Senate rackets hearings reveal excess power held by self perpetuating union leaders. He notes re election success of officials and questions large sums unmissed in union treasuries. Cites Bakers Union case, Kay Lower Fifth Amendment claim, and Western Conference of Teamsters missing 370000 dollars later repaid as a loan.
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Ottawa delegation seeks American trial for Girard case
A Girard family delegation from Ottawa Newfoundland and Labrador met with Edward A. McCabe to urge an American court for William S Girard who faces charges tied to a Japanese case. The group carried a petition from over 6000 Ottawa mothers backing an American trial.
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Fred Winter former Lewis man dies in Beatrice Nebraska
Fred Winter 51 of Beatrice Neb died Sunday at Lutheran hospital Beatrice after years of illness He was born May 13 1906 in Dedham Mass and moved to Lewis at age 16 He married Pauline Doty Feb 15 1936 and lived in Carroll Omaha and Topeka He worked with Boston Shoe Repair Co and later resided in Beatrice Funeral at Roland funeral home Tuesday 4 pm with Oakwood Cemetery Lawsville under the Masume lodge care Survivors include wife three sisters and four brothers and a half brother The Lewis Masume lodge will conduct the service
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Mayflower voyage update near Plymouth and Chicago visit noted
A rough seas report places the ship near Nantucket light ship about 65 miles south at 9 am with two knots. The Mayflower voyage aims for Plymouth with about 130 miles remaining. Chicago visits mention Mrs Anna Brown of Hickory street and Belva Jean Eebeck returning from Chicago with relatives.
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Plane Hits House Killing Four In Pacoima Crash
A single engine plane crashed into a one story Pacoima home in the San Fernando Valley near Los Angeles killing four occupants inside and injuring none of the eight dinner guests who narrowly escaped. The victims were Owen Summers Wallis 38 Plenty Harris Smith 42 Robert F Petersen 52 and Terrence Patterson Luckhardt 33 all Chico businessmen en route to Santa Monica. Pilot Smith survived.
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Body of worker found in fire ruins in Omaha
The body of Harod Rosterman, 37 of Blair, a Watson Brothers Transportation Co worker, was found in the fire ruins of the companys million dollar four story headquarters Saturday. Rosterman was believed trapped near a stair between floors two and three while escaping. Executive VP William Wolfe said fire losses, including tractors and trailers, would exceed one million dollars. Mrs. O L Flick of California arrived to visit her mother Mrs Lens P Clemsen at 1907 Spruce Street.
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