Nixon Opens Campaign in Hawaii on Civil Rights
Nixon denounced discrimination as a national issue during a Honolulu stop, saying desegregation is a nationwide concern requiring time and a change in attitude. He stressed voters must choose the more experienced candidate and that the federal role should be limited to cases beyond state or local capability as 33,900 welcomed him at Iolani Palace.
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Honolulu
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Nixon
the West
Ameri
John F. Kennedy
Iolani Palace
Moon talks with Earth in 480000 mile link demonstration
Two Bell Laboratories and California Institute of Technology scientists used a 60 foot dish and ruby masers to bounce voices off the moon and back to Earth in a public demonstration of satellite assisted worldwide communications. The test linked New Jersey and California as part of Bell Telephone’s plan for a network of 50 space satellites.
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Holmdel
New Jersey
California
Vis
Moon
Walt
William C. Jakes
Bell Laboratories
Crawford BM
Walter K. Victor
California Institute of Technology
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Goldstone
Calif
Victor
Jakes
Bell Telephone
Federal Communications Commission
AL Goltstone
Probe Causes Of Two Train Yard Collision
Investigators sought to determine what caused Western's Powhattan Arrow to slam into a standing Cavalier passenger train in Williamson Kentucky. Fifty four passengers and crew were injured though none seriously with two hospitalized overnight.
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Williamson
Kentucky
N&w
Here
Norfolk
Arrow
Raleigh Bailey
Rocky Mountain Peak Conquered For First Time
Robert Kamps and David F. Resnick completed the first ascent of Longs Peak's Diamond route in 53 hours. The two climbers started Monday and faced rain and violent winds while inching up the 1,000-foot east face. They slept on a narrow ledge Tuesday night and fixed ropes with pitons to secure their ascent.
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Colo
Rocky Mountains
Robert Kamps
North Hollywood
Calif
David F. Resnick
Pasadena
Long’s Peak
Rockies
Diamond
Kamps
Rearick
Forty Drown in Indus River Near Rawalpindi
Forty people drowned when four boats capsized in the Indus River near Rawalpindi. Twenty one were rescued and one hundred bodies were recovered, according to an official announcement.
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Takistan Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Indus River
Rawalpind
Balaguer named president of Dominican Republic
Toaquin Balaguer, former vice president, takes office as Dominican Republic president amid ongoing democ ratization efforts. The Trujillo family withdraws from power as regional tensions and anti Trujillo sentiment rise, with international discussions set for San Jose, Costa Rica.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Domncan Republic
Toaquin Balaguer
Dominican Republic
Congress
Balaguer
Hector Trujillo
Rafael Trujillo
Hector
BIE
Beaver Falls youths drown after rescue attempt
In Beaver Falls Pennsylvania two 14 year old boys drowned in the Beaver River while one tried to rescue the other. Randy Bryant was swimming about 49 feet from shore when David Johnson jumped in fully clothed and tried to reach him. Both boys disappeared and were found about an hour later with police reporting the incident. All three boys were residents of Beaver Falls.
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Beaver Falls
Beaver River
Randy Bryant
David Johnson
Bryant
Robert Morlan
NATO Chief Warns of Reserve Force Backing Berlin
Western NATO forces could be augmented by formidable reserve manpower if the Soviet Union attacked Berlin. General Louis Norstad, supreme commander, spoke after a summer White House conference with President Eisenhower. Norstad predicted deterrent power would grow stronger and noted NATO would respond as needed. The story also notes Eisenhower’s travel plans and the President’s family time at the seaside.
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Newport
Europe
Soviet Union
Berlin
U.S
Louis Norstad
Eisenhower
White House
Norstad
Paris
NATO
Norstai
Mary Jean
John Shower
Washington
Orstad
West Berlin
Seqpoldville
the Congo
Dag Harmmarskjold
Katanga
U.N
U.N. Congo
Hammarskold
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
Nest
Godefroid Munongo
Lue Faummba
Tshombe
Fire destroys 32-foot lake cruiser at Stow dock
A $10,000 inboard cabin cruiser was destroyed by fire at the Chautauqua Lake Power Boat Association dock yesterday afternoon. Owner W. C. Fuller of Leon reported the craft tied to the dock with the engine off when flames erupted around 4 40 p m. He suspects a short in the ammeter may have ignited gasoline fumes. No injuries were reported as Ashville firefighters, sheriff boat patrols, and dock crews fought the blaze and recovered the vessel in shallow water. The boat was totaled and insured for just over half its value.
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Stow Stow
Chautauqua, Lake
Aind
Ashville
Fuller
GOP Keynoter Set to Speak at Chautauqua Evening
Congressman Judd, keynote speaker at the Republican National Convention in Chicago, will address Chautauqua Monday evening on foreign affairs. He fills the date left by Senator Keating who was delayed by minor surgery and Senate reconvening.
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Water Run
Judd
Chicago
Chautauqua
Ralph McCallister
United States
Kenneth B. Keating
New York
Senate
America
Henry Cabot Lodge
Mother Slayer Kills Three Children in Lindenturm
State Police report a mother Theresa Vucetec aged 30 used an eight inch butcher knife to kill three children aged seven weeks to seven years near Lindenturm, then wounded herself. The mother was found beside the beds in a Columbia County home and listed in critical condition at Columbia Memorial Hospital in Hudson.
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Lindenturm
Coumbia
Theresa Vucetec
Columbia Memorial Hospital
Hudson
Fidel Returns Threat: Raul Confident On Cuba Rally
Raul Castro told a midnight rally that Fidel Castro will return strong and deny illness rumors. He warned detractors and hinted at new retaliatory laws against Americans, following his Moscow visit and talks with Khrushchev.
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Havana
Raul Castro
Latin-American Youth Congress
Fidel
Armed Forces
Raul
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Mexico cool to Khrushchev attendance at independence fete
Mexico City officials expressed marked indifference to reports that Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev would attend the September 16 independence anniversary celebration. The government gave no confirmation and kept plans flexible.
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Mexico
Nikita
Mexico City
Nikita Khrushchev
Kennedy Meets Farm Advisers in Massachusetts
Sen John F Kennedy and a group of farm policy advisers meet with Iowa Gov Herschel Loveless in Hyannis Port Massachusetts amid farm policy talks. Kennedy and Loveless discuss farm aid proposals and the administration of agricultural policy as Nixon disputes campaign tactics. Ralph is listed among participants in the meetings.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
John F. Kennedy
Herschel Loveless
Iowa
Kennedy
Loveless
Detho Cratic
Storms Sweep Plains Cause Severe Damage Across Midwest
Storms moved from the north into the midwest bringing damaging winds and hail. At Decatur Michigan a construction worker died and three were injured when a half built warehouse collapsed in 75 mph gusts. A Kalamazoo greenhouse was destroyed by a probable tornado. One boater drowned near Chicago as Hillsborough River flood crested in Tampa.
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Wisconsin
Tkinois
Michigan
Indiana
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Decatur
Mich
Kalamazoo
St. Joseph
Chicago
O'Hare International
City Drenched By Heavy Rain Afternoon to Night
The Weather Service reports 1.20 inches of rain fell in 15 hours as showers ended late today. Yesterday reached 82 degrees with a night low around 70. Expect cooler weather tonight and tomorrow with clearing skies and lower humidity. Winds NE 10 to 15 mph. sunrise 6:17 a.m. and sunset 8:36 p.m.
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Ciis
Tomight
Close Issue On Eichmann
Israel and Argentina settled their dispute over the Eichmann kidnapping, agreeing the incident is closed and citing adherence to the June 23 U N Security Council resolution. The May 21 Argentine seizure of Eichmann and Israel's subsequent transfer to Israel sparked sovereignty complaints from Argentina.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Argentina
Adolf Eichmann
Hitler
Eichmann
Buenos Aires
Republic of Argentina
U.N. Security Council
Crash Injuries Claim 8 Year Old In Mount Pleasant
Robert Reese aged 8, a retired coal miner from Mount Pleasant, died at Frick Memorial Hospital after injuries from a car crash near here. The accident occurred Monday when his car struck a tree along a rural road.
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Mount Pleasant
Robert Reese
Reese
Frick Memorial Hospital
Here
Great Issues OF 1960 Farm Policy Showdown
An AP survey examines Kennedy and Nixon positions on government role in farming. It notes farmers face falling prices and incomes, with both parties pledging farm aid and greater government involvement. The piece previews a campaign contest in a Republican stronghold trending Democratic in recent years.
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A. Martin Washington
Uncle Sam
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Richard M. Nixon
Ebsenhower
Ema Taft Benson
Kennedy
Indi
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