Eisenhower Waves To West Point Classmates After Khrushchev Meeting
President Eisenhower returns to West Point for a 1915 class reunion with a full day of alumni events after a brief trip that included Notre Dame in South Bend. He warned of enemies of human dignity without naming Khrushchev and received warm public receptions during cadet days.
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Last 3 Primaries Tuesday
The final three presidential primaries occur Tuesday in New York California and South Dakota. Democratic delegates are not pledged in New York while Nixon builds a lead beyond 800 unpledged delegates across states, with Rockefeller and Kennedy as key figures. The article outlines primary delegate rules and early poll implications.
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Massachusetts
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Nebraska
New Mexico
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
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Spending Overseas Reports Labeled Concoctions by Press
Washington AP reports say House Public Works and Judiciary committees issued artificial 1959 overseas spending summaries. Knight papers quote Don Oberdorfer and Walter Pincus noting non itemized accounts and opaque reporting. Agriculture and Education and Labor did not itemize counterpart spending.
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Bolivian President Victor Paz Estenssoro Re-elected in Landslide
Victor Paz Estenssoro of the Nationalist Revolutionary Movement wins a four year term amid a nationwide turnout of about 1.2 million registered voters. He leads with 128,458 votes against rivals Guevara Arte and Gutierrez as the MNR secures a large congressional majority.
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Pas Estenssoro
Guevara Arte
Guierrez
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Goldwater Sees Johnson Kennedy Ticket as Tough Opponent
Sen. Barry Goldwater argues a Johnson Kennedy Democratic ticket would be hardest for Republicans to beat in the presidential race. He notes Johnson gains ground, Kennedy believes he has won more support, and both face questions over the summit conference outcome. Khrushchev attacks are cited as influencing voter opinions.
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