Nixon maps farm program Wadsworth eyed for UN post
Ambassador James J. Wadsworth, a longtime Lodge deputy and favored successor, is eyed to lead the U S U N delegation if Lodge resigns to campaign for the vice presidency. Nixon says Lodge will remain through the Aug 15 Disarmament Commission session, with Wadsworth seen as likely to stay on if Republicans win. Wadsworth, 55, a popular, towering figure, has a long career from New York politics to federal civil defense and Civil Defense leadership roles.
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Nixon Aims 3 to 4 Year Farm Surplus Program
Robert Goldenstein reports Nixon targets a three to four year time frame to curb farm surpluses with a broad long range plan including indemnity payments. He criticizes past piecemeal efforts and signals a program differing from Ezra Taft Benson’s policies. Nixon says the farmer is not to blame and presses for a new approach beyond past tactics.
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Molotov May Be Switched to New Diplomatic Post
London dispatches report Soviet Premier Khrushchev seeks a new posting for Vyacheslav Molotov to distance him from China and his old Stalinist ties. Molotov, 70, is ambassador to Ulan Bator and viewed as a still influential but controversial figure in Moscow.
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Typhoon Polly Hits Communist China's Coast
Radio Peiping said Polly struck the coast of Communist China with winds from strong gale to hurricane force. It brought torrential rain, destroyed a few houses and damaged crops but caused no major losses.
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World Eucharistic Congress Opens In Munich
Vatican sponsored gathering draws Catholics from around the globe to Munich for a week long observance led by 28 cardinals and 430 bishops. Officials note a larger than expected turnout as crowds fill the Baroque Theatinerkirche for the Pontifical mass closing the event next Sunday.
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Sleeping sickness toll rises in Taipei with 29 child deaths
Health authorities report 29 children have died of sleeping sickness in Taipei since July 1 and 89 cases of the disease have been reported. The figures highlight a growing outbreak and prompt calls for measures to stop transmission.
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Nixon cites Congressional Record in quoting Kennedy
Vice President Nixon used the Congressional Record to allege Kennedy said Eisenhower could have apologized for the U 2 incident. Kennedy’s aide Klein cited Kennedy’s May 23 Congressional Record remarks, quoting Kennedy on apologies and Khrushchev’s conditions after the summit.
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U S Sub Fires Polaris Again From Submerged Baltimore class
The U S S George Washington fired a Polaris ballistic missile from submerged off the Florida coast in an Atlantic target run of about 1,150 miles. Navy officials called the test exceptionally good with the booster separating after launch at 3 20 p m EST.
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Firestone and Goodyear Grant Wage Increases
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. and Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. reached wage settlements with the United Rubber Workers totaling general increases of 9 14 cents per hour. Firestone covers 17 200 employees across eight cities with a 4 cent skilled worker boost. Goodyear serves 21 000 workers in 11 cities with a 54 cent Akron skilled wage add on and a 614 cent raise in Jackson Michigan. Ratification by URW locals is pending.
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Adenauer Returns From Paris Talks
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer flew home from Paris after two days of talks with French President de Gaulle. He spoke briefly to reporters saying the conversations were very important and good and covered many questions.
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Food riots reported in East Germany amid shortages
West Berlin reports say Brandenburg residents rioted over bread and meat shortages blamed on forced collectivization. East Germany counters with imports worth millions of marks while West Germany offered food aid to the Soviet zone via RIAS.
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Best Years of Life Question Darkens Marriage Future
A wife states she has given her husband the best years of her life prompting worry about their future together. The remark signals strain in the marriage and raises questions about lasting happiness and mutual commitment.
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