Nixon calls for in depth debate with Rockefeller
Vice President Richard Nixon says he has discussed key issues in detail at conferences and proposes a televised discussion with Nelson Rockefeller. Rockefeller rejects the idea saying Nixon should state his views first and waits to debate after the nomination.
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Nixon
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Republican Congress
Congress
Camden
N. J
Nelson
Silent Vote for Rock in California Sparks Debate
In San Francisco a Rockefeller supporter says thousands of California Republicans cast silent ballots against Nixon. Nixon led California with 155000 more votes, mainly in the south, while Brown carried 25 of 52 counties. Rockefeller claims broad GOP dissent and calls for open issue discussion.
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San Francisco
California
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
William Brinton
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Edmund G. Brown
Brinton
Santa Clara
Brown
Three-foot alligator found on Texas City sidewalk
Nate Peralez alerted police after spotting a three-foot alligator on a Texas City sidewalk. Officers captured the reptile and handed it to a local reptile farm for care.
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Corpus Christi, Tex
Nate Peralez
Nixon replies to Rockefeller keeps bid alive
Vice President Richard Nixon praised Nelson Rockefeller as a man of integrity and offered to discuss all issues on TV. Rockefeller rejected the idea, saying Nixon has not answered his questions and would not debate before the nomination. Nixon remains confident, noting his 47th news conference this year and his broader detailing of issues.
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Republican Party
Nixon
New York
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Senate
Eisenhower
Camden
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Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Washington
Middle Age Peril of the Summer Athlete
A humorous piece argues that in midsummer the so called summer athlete, a boisterous middle aged youth, exhausts himself and others with energetic outings. It critiques the habit of chasing endless activities and concludes the season ends with his dramatic collapse.
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New York
Woodlands
Iowa to Pay Double for 35 Fence
The Iowa Highway Commission will spend about 180000 dollars to erect 88 miles of fencing along Interstate 35 between Des Moines and Osceola next summer. It will double pay for 2.3 miles previously purchased at 3600 dollars, but the owners did not erect the fence.
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Ames
Des Moines
Osceola
Iowa Highway Commission
Commission
Senators Pay Per Vote Sparks Money Brain Teaser
Washington column mockingly calculates senators’ pay per vote at about 204.55 dollars based on 110 roll calls and a 22500 dollar yearly salary. It highlights absences by Kennedy Humphrey Symington Johnson Morton Goldwater and Dirksen as examples.
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Mr. Closelocke
U. S
Closelooker
Senate
Jack Kennedy
Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Minnesota
Sen
Symington
White House
Lyndon Johnson
Nixon
Morton
Goldwater
Dirksen
Fishermen Rescued After Lake Superior Boat Capsizes
Two commercial fishermen Edwin Ness and Ted Lind were rescued by a lifeboat from the ore carrier Silver Bay after their skiff capsized three miles offshore in Lake Superior. They surfaced, waved sodden jackets, and reached shore under their own power with the boat bailed and stable. Ness and Lind, locals near Silver Bay, attributed the mishap to a heavy gravel bag fouling the gunwales.
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Silver Bay, Minn
Lake Superior
Edwin Ness
Ted Lind
Silver Bay
Ness
Lind
Reserve Mining Co
Palisade Head
Kelly Returns to Court Visit After Tax Trial Testimony
John B Kelly, father of Princess Grace of Monaco, testified as a character witness in the income tax evasion trial of Dr James Lehman and his wife. Kelly, recovering from surgery, left Woman's Medical Hospital for the hearing then returned in good condition. The couple is accused of evading nearly 300000 dollars in taxes from 1953 to 1957. Grace Kelly remains in Philadelphia visiting family after Lehman’s overseas appendectomy.
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Philadelphia
John B Kelly
Grace of
Monaco
Woman's Medical Hospital
James A. Lehman
Kelly
Lehman
Princess Grace
Grace Kelly
Theme Girl chosen for U.N. fifteenth anniversary observance
Ranee K L Panjabi born the year the United Nations was organized in San Francisco is named theme girl for the U.N. 15th anniversary observance. A Bombay native and daughter of the Indian consul, she has lived in seven countries and will view the June 26 address by former President Harry S Truman.
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San Francisco
Ranee K. L. Panjabi
United Nations
U.N
Bombay
Ranee
Seven Coun
Pursuing Officer Jailed Across Border in Mexico
San Diego patrolman Den ny Hart, age 44, chased a prowler into Tijuana. A Mexican officer fired three shots to halt Hart's patrol car and an immigration officer jailed Hart for violating Mexican immigration laws. The pursued suspect was also jailed by Mexican authorities.
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San Diego
Calif
Denny Hart
Mexico
Hart
Baja California
Tijuana
Inez the Spanish form of the girl's name Agnes
Inez is the Spanish variant of the female name Agnes. The form appears in various onomastic references and linguistic discussions regarding name origins and cultural adaptations.
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Inez
Agnes
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