Antarctic Treaty With Reds Faces Senate Opposition
Sen. Clair Engle denounces the Antarctic Treaty with the Soviet Union and 10 nations as a danger to US security and allies. He urges rejection citing loss of sovereignty, while supporters note bans on military bases and nuclear activities and insist on peaceful use and scientific cooperation.
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Washington
Sen
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Soviet Union
United States
Engle
Antarctica
Argentina
Australia
Belgium
Chile
France
Japan
New Zealand
Norway
South Africa
Britain
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Union
Inter
Balloon Load of Dynamite to Be Blasted
The Defense Department plans a spring test in southern New Mexico using a balloon lifting 500 pounds of dynamite to 24 miles altitude over White Sands. The radio detonated blast aims to study chemical explosions at high altitudes and to aid military space and missile age readiness.
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Washington
New Mexico
Defense Department
Pentagon
White Sands Missile Range
Vote Today May Ease Woes at Convair Missile Works
Machinists vote on Convair offer to ease missile industry labor troubles as strike deadlines loom for 50,000 workers. IAM polls 30,000 members on wage, per diem, benefits and seniority at Atlas bases. Negotiations ongoing in San Diego while SAM plans weekly walkouts.
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Convair Missile Works
San Diego
Calif
Convair
The
International Assn. of Machinists
Atlas Missile Bases
EAA
San Francisco
IAM
Lockheed
California
van Nuys
Sunnydale
Santa Cruz
Vandenberg
Iowa Safety Group Plans Radio Stations
Des Moines reports the State Safety Department will build two new radio stations near Denison and Cedar Rapids while moving its Des Moines station. Assistant Attorney General Frank Craig says a 1959 appropriation of 246800 dollars covers moving buildings and constructing two new stations, clarifying the Legislature intended both actions.
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Des Moines
State Safety Department
Denison
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Attorney General's Office
D. M. Statton
Asst
Frank Craig
Inflation Stab in the Back Cited as Burden on Public
A commentary frames inflation as a backstabbing burden on households and the economy, arguing rising prices erode purchasing power and strain living standards. It critiques policy responses and calls for fiscal restraint and targeted relief.
New Drugs Lower High Blood Pressure Say NIH Experts
NIH researchers in Bethesda report new drugs rapidly reduce hypertension even in severe cases. Dr. Louis Gillespie explains these medicines, including hexamethonium veratrum hydralazine apresoline rauwolfin meprobamate and diuretics, offer multiple pathways to relief and potential cures. The entry notes past treatments and advises annual check ups and adherence to medication.
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Louis Gillespie
National Heart Institute
Fred Maytag Not Candidate for Senator
Newton Iowa industrialist Fred Maytag II reiterated he will not accept a draft or seek the Republican nomination for United States senator. He said he will not interfere with the nomination process and noted the Des Moines state convention on July 20 will choose the GOP candidate after last week's primary failed to yield 35 percent for any contender.
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Newton
Iowa
Fred Maytag II
United States
Des Moines
Maytag
Eleanor Roosevelt
Stevenson
Candidacy questions loom as Stevenson and Rockefeller near run
AP report outlines Adlai E. Stevenson and Nelson Rockefeller avoiding firm declarations while signaling interest in a presidential bid. Rockefeller retreats from the 1960 GOP race then hints at a draft. Stevenson hedges on Democratic nomination as his public stance shifts with speeches and statements.
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Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Stevenson
Gustafson Files Fourth Run For Minnesota Governor
Rudolph Gustafson a 51 year old Duluth excavating contractor announced a vigorous campaign as he seeks a fourth term bid for Minnesota governor The state Socialist Labor party convention endorsed him on Sunday a return to campaign after his 1956 bid.
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Minneapolis
Rudolph Gustafson
Duluth
Minnesota
State
Socialist Labor Party
Gustafson
Want Ads Pay for Four Runs in Early Baseball Ad
Classified line item reads Want Ads offering payment for four runs in a local baseball game setup. The ad suggests a bet or bargain linked to a short exhibition or practice match with unspecified teams or location. No names or dates clearly legible.
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Fla
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Engineers and Architects Assn
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Iowa Safety Group
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National Institutes of Health
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Mississippi
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