GOP Study Delivers Answer to Critics on Campaign Platform
A 15 member GOP Policy Committee study led by Rep. Gerald Ford endorses Eisenhower era policies and urges continuation. It endorses Nixon’s advisory role, contrasts with Rockefeller on growth and welfare, and calls that national security matters be handled by the White House in the U2 incident.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Republican Policy Committee
House of Representatives
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
America
Rockefeller
Insurance Plan At Oxford A Joke Causes Controversy
Oxford students report an end of term prank offering pregnancy insurance for five pounds a year with payouts of 250 pounds for an expected birth. Somerville College 210 women received typewritten letters promising secrecy and proctors are investigating the matter as serious.
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Oxford
England
Somerville College
Somerville
University Police
24 States To Lose Or Gain Seats In House
Washington AP reports preliminary census figures indicate 24 states to gain or lose House seats. California may gain eight to total 38, Florida four to 12, New York and Pennsylvania each down three, with several others shifting one or two seats. States likely to gain one seat include New Jersey Ohio Maryland Texas and Michigan. Those likely to lose include Illinois Nebraska Kentucky Alabama North Carolina and West Virginia, while Missouri and Virginia are near losses and Arkansas may lose two seats.
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Washington
House of Representatives
California
Florida
New York
Pennsylvania
House
Associated Press
New Jersey
Ohio
Maryland
Census Bureau
Texas
Michigan
Illinois
Nebraska
Kentucky
Arizona
Hawaii
Alabama
Iowa
Kansas
Maine
Minnesota
Mississippi
North Carolina
West Virginia
Missouri
Virginia
Arkansas
Congressman Advises Reusing Seed Packets for Storage
Washington AP reports Rep Edgar W Hiestand Republican California urges amateur gardeners in his district to save empty seed packets as storage for crops. He promotes safe buying guidance through advertising.
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Washington
Edgar W. Hiestand
R-Calif
Military Occupation Should End Says Monty
Field Marshal Montgomery tells London Sunday Times that NATO and Soviet forces should end military occupation of Europe and begin control and inspection measures. He warns full withdrawal will take time but urges principle agreement to reduce tensions and calls the U.S. to stop quarrelling with Peiping and pursue peaceful talks toward Formosa unification.
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London
Viscount Montgomery
Soviet Union
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Montgomery
London Sunday Times
United States
Peiping
U.S
Formosa
Wax figure of Armstrong-Jones damaged in theft
The life sized Armstrong-Jones effigy at Tussaud's Waxworks was stolen Friday night and found in a telephone booth. It suffered broken hands and a damaged face requiring repainting. The prank involved three men and a Rolls Royce, with the couple returning from a Caribbean honeymoon.
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London
Antony Armstrong-Jones
Tussaud
Roy Lane
Princess Margaret
Leonard Edwards
Armstrong-Jones
Margaret
Lane
Alabama seeks rehearing on gulf submerged lands ruling
Alabama asked the U S Supreme Court to reconsider its May 31 decision limiting state rights to submerged lands in the Gulf of Mexico to 3 2 miles from shore.Attorney General MacDonald Gallion argued the petition asks for a 10 2 mile extension and asserts the court should correct its errors without waiting for Congress.
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Washington
Alabama
Supreme Court
Gulf of Mexico
Congress
MacDonald Gallion
Texas
Florida
Gulf
Gulf States
Louisiana
Mississippi
Dr Frank Lenski Dies on 64th Birthday in Iola
Dr Frank Lenski prominent Iola Democrat and physician died of a heart attack Saturday on his 64th birthday. He chaired Allen County Democratic Committee and served as a delegate to three Democratic national conventions. Funeral services set for Tuesday at St Johns Catholic Church.
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Iola, Kas
Frank Lenski
Iola
Ministers Aid Communion at Nazarene Assembly in Kansas City
The Rev. Claude Pittenger of Chanute joined 400 ministers assisting communion at the Church of the Nazarene general assembly in Kansas City. Local attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Holland and several Pittengers and Foxes. Sam Dixon of Chanute attends a Colorado Springs life insurance conference at the Broadmoor Hotel. Maj. Nathan G. Greathouse, assigned to Schilling AFB, promoted to Lieutenant Colonel. Sgt. Lola Campbell from Kansas City will interview women for WAC enlistment at 205 B E Main Street on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Claude Pittenger
Chanute
General Assembly
Church of the Nazarene
Kansas City
Lowell Holland
LaRonda Holland
Delmar Miley
Charlotte and
Larrie
L. A. Bean
A. C. Pittenger
Betty
Jean Pittenger
Willard Fox
Susan
Debbie Parrish
Sam Dixon
S. Highland
Colorado Springs
Broadmoor Hotel
Nathan G. Greathouse
Schilling Afb
Salina
Usaf Airways and
Air Communications Service
Steve Greathouse
Coyville
Celeste Villepiqne
Paul F. Villepigue
S. Lincoln
Lola Campbell
Women's Army Corps
Army Recruiting Station
Main Street
Cameron and Ward Return From Phoenix Visit
Mr and Mrs Ralph Cameron and Mr and Mrs Charles Ward returned Thursday night from a two weeks visit in Phoenix Arizona They toured the city and visited relatives and friends during their stay
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Ralph Cameron
Charles Ward
Phoenix
Ariz
Warship Helena Returns After Five Month Seventh Fleet Cruise
Bryan D. Manly, fire control technician third class USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford L. Manly, R. 2, serves aboard the heavy cruiser USS Helena. The vessel, based in Long Beach, completed a five month tour visiting Hawaii, Japan, South Korea, Okinawa, Hong Kong, and Guam before its return to Long Beach on June 1 to participate in the Coral Sea ceremony.
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Bryan D. Manly
USN
Clifford L. Manly
Helena
Long Beach
Calif
U. S. Seventh Fleet
Far East
Hawaii
Japan
South Korea
Okinawa
Hong Kong
Guam
Coral Sea
Argentina Would Return Eichmann in Trade for Eichmann Extradition
Argentina's President Frondizi said his government would send Adolf Eichmann back to Israel if Israel returns him to Argentina and if international law conditions are met. He denied previously promising West Germany extradition. The case follows Eichmann's capture in Buenos Aires and transfer to Israel amid a U.N. Security Council meeting on Argentina's sovereignty complaint.
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Italy
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Adolf Eichmann
Israel
Gestapo
Frondizi
Eichmann
West Germany
Buenos Aires
U.N. Security Council
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