Khrushchev Accepts Indian Peace Pipe From U.S. Leader
Premier Nikita Khrushchev accepted an Indian peace pipe from U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman at the Kremlin as a symbol of shared desire for world peace. Freeman called the gesture a sign of friendship during Freeman’s two week visit ending in a cordial atmosphere between the United States and the Soviet Union. Khrushchev refrained from smoking, saying he would accept the symbol.
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Britain to Lend $5.6 Million to Tanganyika for Development
The Commonwealth Relations Office announced Britain plans a loan of 5.6 million dollars to Tanganyika to fund development projects in the east African nation. The move aims to support infrastructure and economic growth through agreed financing and technical assistance.
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Rooney Wins 15th Congressional District Race in Pa
Democrat Fred B. Rooney defeated Republican Bartlett in a Bethlehem based special election for the 15th District seat. Rooney secured 50 321 votes to 42 208, an 8 023 margin, capturing the unexpired 18 months of Walter’s term. Bethlehem gave Rooney a 5 000 vote edge. Bartlett conceded after late returns surpassed expectations.
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Rocket Climbs 8000 Miles On Suborbital Test
A Blue Scout variant lifted from Cape Canaveral and reached an 8000 mile altitude to study the earth’s upper atmosphere. The unguided rocket relayed data to tracking stations and Cape Canaveral with the Air Force reporting expected payload performance.
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California Poll: Kennedy Holds Two-Third Lead in California
The California Poll shows John F. Kennedy leading Republican contenders in California for 1964 by a wide margin. Goldwater gains ground, Rockefeller remains strong, with Romney and Scranton trailing among possible candidates. Kennedy around 61 percent today vs 59 yesterday. Rockefeller roughly 20 percent. undecided about 10 percent.
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Drowning at Covina Area Pool Claims 2 Year Old
Deputy Robert Jones reports a 2 year old boy drowned at a Covina area pool yesterday while a babysitter managed other children. Grey Arget Singer of 21114 Benwood Street was found face down in a 26 inch deep pool at 21108 Benwood Street, owned by Marcia Martin, as the babysitter returned.
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Cables Cut in Florida Dispute Tightens Tensions
In Florida a two day strike by telephone workers left about 58,000 telephones out of service across six counties. Police arrested three Lutz residents for felony damage after cables were severed in Bartow Lakeland Plant City and other areas. Federal mediators pressed for talks as sabotage and outages spread in the Tampa Bay region.
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Mayor Yorty Arrest Demand Over $5 Bet
Robert T. Gibson of Highland Park calls for the arrest of Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty on gambling charges. Gibson says it is simple justice after recounting a $5 bet and related losses, delivering his claim to James B. Morse of the district attorney's office.
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Suspect in Death of 3 Children Pleads Innocent
A Santa Rosa man identified as Robert Alford, 44, appeared in Coconino County Superior Court accused of shooting Teddy Walker, 12, Jacqueline Walker, 11, and Carol Ann McCain, 14 near Flagstaff. He denied confessing and awaits trial set for September 9. his attorney is John Grace.
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Pasadena Daily Advertiser Public Notices 1943
Fragmentary text from a Pasadena California newspaper indicates public notices and advertising rates for a 1943 issue. It references a Superior Court notice and postal details, with addresses on East Colorado Boulevard and Pasadena offices.
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Gov Brown names two to aging advisory group
Governor Edmund G Brown appointed Dr Oscar Kaplan of San Diego and Leo T McCarthy of San Francisco to the Citizens Advisory Committee on Aging, the governor's office announced yesterday.
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