Eisenhower Opens Door to Sharing Top Secret Data
President Eisenhower signaled willingness to provide Kennedy with confidential national security information during the campaign. He stipulated that Lyndon B. Johnson and Kennedy must accept the offer under a single condition.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Newport, R.I
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Ken
Hyannisport
Mass
Johnson
Salinger
Swede Takes Over U.N. Force in Congo
Swedish Maj. Gen. Car ven Horn assumed command of U.N. military forces in the Congo as Belgian troops remained and Lumumba's government signaled possible Soviet intervention.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Car Ven Horn
U.N
Congo
von Horn
Palestine
Ghana
Tunisia
Morocco
Ethiopia
West
Patrice Lumumba
Soviet Union
Belgium
U.N. Security Council
Council
Eisenhower
Newport
R.C
White House
James C. Hagerty
United Nations
Hagerty
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
U.S
Stanleyville
Oriental
Lumumba
Joseph Kasavubu
State GOP Endorsees File Today in Minnesota
Elmer L. Andersen led six Republican candidates filing for state offices in St. Paul with a group show of team unity. The slate includes Andersen for governor Art Ogle lieutenant governor Kenneth O'Brien Joyce secretary of state Val Bjornson treasurer Gaylord A Saetre attorney general Robert M Johnson railroad and warehouse commissioner. Each candidate presented a new $100 filing fee.
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ST. Paul
Elmer L. Andersen
Joseph Donovan
Andersen
Emily
Art Ogle
Mahkato
Kenneth O
Donovan
P. Kenneth Peterson
Minneapolis
Hubert H. Humphrey
Petersen
3 Killed Over Weekend Toll Reaches 323
Three people died in Minnesota traffic incidents over the weekend raising the year toll to 323. Judy Spielman, 14, of Milroy was killed in a two-vehicle collision north of Milroy. David Snyder, 16, of Tracy and W A Viergata, 58, of Vesta were injured in a crash near Willmar. John Mohr, 24, rural Atwater, died from injuries after being thrown from a car on Highway 71 south of Willmar. Thelma Wade, 45, of Roseville died when struck by a truck after a car collision near Roseville.
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Minnesota
Milroy
Judy Spielman
Marshall
David Snyder
Tracy
W. A. Viergata
Vesta
Thelma Wade
Roseville
Four from Cedar Rapids Family Die in Tripoli Crash
A semi jackknifed after sideswiping an empty truck and toppled, killing Merlin Ruchotzke 35 Virginia 36 Connie 13 and Rene 6. Joan 6 is critical at a Waterloo hospital. Gunter Tuchel 24 and George Joyce 27 named in the crash aftermath as others involved.
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Tripoli
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Merlin Ruchotzke
Virginia
Connie
Rene
Joan
Waterloo
Gunter Tuchel
Secar Rapids
George Joyce
Tampa
Fla
Ruchotzkes
Tuchel
R. Trimble
Minneapolis
Ruchotzke
Garnet Kough Austin Circus Man Dies at 61
Garnet Kough longtime Austin circus owner and city poundmaster died at 10 45 p m Sunday in St Olaf Hospital at age 61. Survived by wife Marvel son Thomas Austin daughters Ruth San Diego and Mary Lou Hainer Monterey Park brother Bernard Kough and sister Mrs Carl Howard Funeral Wednesday morning.
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Garnet Kough
St. Olaf Hospital
Kough
Marvel
Thomas
Austin
Ruth Kough
San Diego
Calif
Blair Hainer
Mary Lou
Monterey Park
Bernard Kough
Mankato
Carl Howard
Kansas City
Ikeda Elected Japan Prime Minister Faces Leftist Crisis
Hayato Ikeda, 60, chosen by the Liberal Democratic Party to succeed Nobusuke Kishi, faces a leftist crisis as police prepare to confront striking workers and demonstrators at the Miike Coal Mine. Ikeda aims to restore international prestige and pursue a soft negotiation with the Socialist Party. New elections are planned this fall.
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Tokyo
Hayato Ikeda
Japan
Ikeda
Liberal-Democratic Party
Kishi
Socialist Party
Sheriffs New Radio System Ready Soon
Mower County Sheriff plans a new low frequency radio network to replace the old wide band system. The 600 watt transmitter will extend coverage to southeast county areas previously cut off by terrain. The upgrade, costing about 12000 dollars, follows FCC rules that split police from sheriff communications by August 1.
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Mower County
Herb Ferris
City of Austin
Federal Communication Commission
FFC
George Roope
al Reinartz
Reinartz
Rockefeller Open to Draft as Nixon Nomination Anticipated
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller arrives in Chicago at odds with GOP leaders over Nixon’s nomination. While many expect Nixon to be nominated by acclamation at the July convention, Rockefeller remains neutral and open to a draft while resisting active candidacy or second place. He plans to speak on civil rights and social security linked medical care and will address the platform committee tomorrow.
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Robert T. Gray
Chicago
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Rockefeller
New York
East
Charles H. Percy
Morton
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
National Republican
Lanphier quits job after criticizing defense policy
LA JOLLA Calif AP Tom Lanphier former vice president of General Dynamics Convair Division quit a $50 000 a year post to attack government defense policy. He says the Eisenhower administration jeopardizes national safety by not approving more missiles and planes. Lanphier left amid critics who said he aimed to sell more Convair weapons.
Maze of Construction Changes Washington Face
The AP reports sweeping building and road projects in Washington DC. Capitol dome gains a white paint coat while new Senate and House Office Buildings rise nearby. Southwest Capitol area transforms with federal buildings, apartments, and a new museum tunnel. Dul les International Airport expands as three new Potomac bridges rise. The city remains shaded by trees and landmarks and the Washington Monument tops are open at night for the first time.
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Washington
Capitol
Senate
Washington Monument
Museum of History
Smithsonian Institution
State Department
Potomac
Virginia
Dulles International Airport
Federal
White House
Lincoln
Jefferson
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