Governors Feud Shapes Early 1960s Nomination Campaign
At the Glacier National Park meeting the Democratic governors clash over Kennedy and Johnson while Republicans rally around Nixon with Rockefeller as a cautious wildcard. Rockefeller holds an uncommitted NY delegation stance and calls for debate on major issues. Foster Furcolo says Nixon lacks strength and Kennedy backers favor tighter Kennedy support.
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New York
Nixon
Rockefeller
Foster Furcolo
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Sister's death by own action shocks California family
In North Hollywood California Helen Jones 47 died of asphyxiation with a plastic bag over her head. Police ruled the death as death by own action after the Singletons from San Diego traveled 125 miles for a weekend visit and found her dead in her bedroom.
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Calif
Albert Singleton
Singletons
San Diego
Koreans to Elect Parliament on July 29
South Korea will elect a new Parliament on July 29, interim Premier Huh Chung announced. The vote follows student protests that led to the resignation of President Syngman Rhee last April.
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Korea
South Korea
Huh Chung
Syngman Rhee
Havana blast at munitions dump kills one and injures fifty
Cuban army officials say origin of the Havana munitions dump explosion remains undetermined. Fidel Castro orders site sealed as the blast felled windows over four miles and injured more than 50. US and local press report tense scene with anti US chants and conflicting claims.
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U. S
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Christian A. Herter
United States
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Formosa price of coexistence under Red China pressure
Peiping signaled that Formosa might be China’s price for peaceful coexistence with the Soviet led world. Mme Sun Yat sen urged coexistence with imperialism but vowed to block United States control of Formosa, noting China’s sacrifices and revolution. She spoke in Peiping and is linked to the Nationalist leadership in Taiwan.
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Sun Yat-sen
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Chiang Kai-shek
Nationalist China
Federal team weighs next move in Rees murder case
Federal prosecutors in Baltimore plan a meeting with top officials on charges against Melvin D. Rees Jr. for kidnapping and killing five people, including the Carroll Jackson family of Virginia. A grand jury indictment could enable transfer to Maryland as investigators pursue four other 1955 to 1958 slayings in the D.C. region.
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Melvin D. Rees Jr
U.S
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Malcolm R. Wilkey
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Wilkey
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Rees
Maryland
Memphis
H. Allen Mezger
Carroll Jackson
Susan Ann
Hyattsville
Mezger
Carroll V. Jackson Jr
Apple Grove
Washington
Annapolis
Presidential Hopefuls Maintain Busy Monday Schedule
The Associated Press reports Senator Lyndon B. Johnson attends Senate sessions today and tomorrow. Senator Stuart Symington addresses the Montana Democratic convention today then returns to Washington Tuesday. Senator John F. Kennedy attends the Montana Democratic convention today and returns to Washington Tuesday. Vice President Richard Nixon presides over the Senate today and tomorrow.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
D. Tex
Senate
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Montana
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
Richard T. Nixon
Kasavubu Sworn Congo's First National President
Joseph Kasavubu was sworn in as the Congo's first national president. Leaders rename the country the Republic of Congo after independence, noting a neighboring former French colony has already adopted the same name.
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Leopoldville
Belgian Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
Congo
Republic of Congo
Congo River
Uranium Found in Colorado Plateau for First Atomic Bomb
A Colorado plateau yielded the uranium material used in the first atomic bomb. The discovery accelerated wartime reactor and weapon development with global implications.
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Colorado
Three Fallowell Sisters Drown While Swimming Creek
In Lebanon Kentucky three sisters Catherine 12 Grover Sue 10 and Linda Louise 8 daughters of Dewey and Mrs Fallowell wandered from a rural relatives visit and drowned while swimming in a creek. Police noted the incident occurred Sunday at a rural home.
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Lebanon, Ky
Catherine
Grover Sue
Linda Louise
Dewey Fallowell
Lebanon
Crossword Upsets Yale Grad as Times Receives Letter
A New York Times crossword defined by the clue For God for country and for Yale led to the answer anti climax. An irate Yale graduate objected in a Sunday letter, suspecting a Harvard man. The Times countered that the puzzle was created by a Smith girl married to a Yale man for 34 years.
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New York Times
God
Country
Yale
Times
Harvard
The
Smith
Gale Aims South Korea Killing Five People
A 50 mile per hour gale battered South Korea on Sunday causing five deaths as rescue teams searched for survivors and assessed damage along coastal areas and villages.
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Seoul
South Korea
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