Rockefeller presses Nixon to reveal plans on defense and foreign policy
Governor Rockefeller, in two TV interviews totaling nearly three hours, urged Vice President Nixon to spell out new defense and foreign policy positions before the GOP convention. He said Nixon would have a tougher time winning New York without such clarity and reaffirmed he is not running for president.
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Soviet Public Hears Defense of Red Policy
AP dispatch from Moscow reports Pravda defending Khrushchev's policy and denouncing leftist critics. N Markovsky argues for ideological stability on Marxist Leninist foundations while acknowledging debate within the world Communist movement as legitimate.
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Iowa Canvass Set Tuesday for Primary Vote Count
Iowa's 99 counties will canvass last week's primary results Tuesday. County auditors will compile totals for the State Canvassing Board, with limited changes expected to alter outcomes. Projections: governor totals around 347000, senator totals about 340000, and no Republican senator candidate reaching 35 percent.
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Des Moines
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Weekend Death Toll on Iowa Highways 2
Two killed in Iowa weekend traffic crashes. Ronald Kline, 19, a University of Iowa student from Chicago, died after a car skidded on wet Highway 6 near Homestead and burst into flames. Mrs. Henry DeNoyer, 72, Linn Grove, died in a collision on Highway 240 near Royal.
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Adlai Stevenson Declines Presidential Candidacy
Adlai E. Stevenson retrieved his hat from the Democratic nomination scramble and stated he is not a candidate. Eleanor Roosevelt had suggested a Stevenson Kennedy ticket, but Stevenson affirmed he will not seek the presidency and will serve if called upon.
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Nanette Given OK to Marry Soldier 23
Patricia Wallace Vanderbilt OKs Nanette Wallace to marry Wiley M. Lockamy 23 of Clinton North Carolina after eloping to Bitburg Germany. Army formalities may delay the wedding six weeks with Bitburg as likely site while Nanette and Lockamy stay in Luxembourg with consent from Nanette’s mother.
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Iowans Die in Twin Plane Crashes Across States
Six Iowans perished in two separate plane crashes over the weekend in Wisconsin and Colorado. Clinton businessman L. J. Schuster and Dr. Cletus J. Schneberger died when their craft hit a railroad embankment near Prairie Du Chien, Wisconsin. In Colorado, Elmer Ernest, Lloyd Rasmussen, George Seite, and Robert Frahm died as a second plane crashed during a Friday night storm near Eaton. Schuster and Schneberger were en route to Canada for a fishing trip. authorities say the Wisconsin crash occurred after the plane struck the embankment and water, with National Guard rescuers locating the wreckage. The victims from Iowa included welders and a farmer, all connected to local companies and communities. The accidents left several prominent figures and families bereaved.
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Wis
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Ida Grove
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Arthur
George Seite
Robert Frahm
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Iowa
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Airways Service, Inc
Sergeant Bluff
Science Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery Ad
New York telecast reports a new healing substance that shrinks hemorrhoids and stops itching without surgery. Case after case shows gentle pain relief and actual shrinkage, with most sufferers noting thorough results.
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New York, N. Y
Spectel
Judge Sullivan Dies in Chicago Former Chief Judge Philip L Sullivan Dead
Former Chicago based U S District Court chief judge Philip L Sullivan died Sunday leaving a legacy in federal judiciary. The report notes his long service and prominent role in Chicago’s legal community.
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Sullivan
Chicago
Philip L. Sullivan
U.S. District Court
Turkey Holds Dardanelles Sovereignty for Centuries
The report notes Turkey has maintained sovereignty over the Dardanelles for roughly five centuries, highlighting its long-standing control of the waterway and strategic straits.
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Dardanelles
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