United States Accepts Soviet Challenge On U S Flights
President Eisenhower accepted a Soviet challenge over U S aircraft flights saying the United States will present its case at the United Nations Security Council. The dispute centers on the RB47 shoot down and Soviet claims of U S aggression, while a Soviet trawler Vega is cited as a spy craft near Cape Henry as part of wider reconnaissance actions.
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U. S
Washington
United Nations
Soviet Union
United States
Eisenhower
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.N. Security Council
US. Air Force
Newport
Security Council
Moscow
Barents Sea
Ural Mountains
Navy
Atlantic
U.S
George Washington
Cape Henry
U.S. Navy
Norfolk
Hampton Roads
Kennedy Family Political Dynasty and Wealth
The Kennedy clan, rooted in Catholic tradition and politics, spans nine living children with substantial wealth. Family summer gatherings at Hyannis Port center on athletics with Harvard-educated brothers and schooling for five daughters. Key figures include Jack, Edward, and Robert Kennedy, their campaigns, and Bobby’s investigations and writings.
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Kennedy Clan
Page One
Wall Street
Kennedy
Are & Tichtamit Group
Hyannis Port
Mass
Cape Cod
Teuch
Joe Kennedy
Harvard
Rosemary
Jack
Patrick J. Kennedy
Boston
Rose
John Fr .Honey Fitz Fitzgerald
Edward
Robert
Teddy
Senate
Robert F
Bobby
Ensland
Kennedy Nixon meet modern campaign forces in 1960 convention
James Marlow assesses the Los Angeles AP column on the 1960 Democratic and Republican conventions highlighting John F Kennedy and Richard M Nixon as skilled modern technicians. He notes neither exudes warmth yet both have carefully built staffs, mastered TV, and shown deep issue awareness. Eisenhower’s hands-off approach contrasts with their preparation and ambition. Johnson represents the old school but Kennedy’s nomination reflects the convention’s shift to modern campaigning and problem framing.
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John FP. Kemmerly
Massachusetts
Richard M. Wixon
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry 8. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Nixon
Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Kane Area Sees Industrial Revival As Firms Expand
Kane experiences a slow industrial rebound with Stackpole Carbon recalling 50 workers and 38 more to start Monday, Kane Handle advancing second shift, McMillen Hardwood accelerating to August, and LCO pushing ahead of normal seasonal work. The Kane Area Industrial Development Corporation plans a meeting on industrial prospects as new gasoline stations and a bank eye immediate openings amid a growing development, with West Penn Power wiring new lines to the north and a surge in demand for used appliances as camps multiply.
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Kane
Ite
Stackpole Carbon Company
Kane Handle
McMillen Hardwood
Kane Area Industrial Development Corporation
Kennedy Gets 68 Votes From Pa
Kennedy wins 68 Pennsylvania votes amid mixed signals on statewide support. Emma Guffey Miller questions Kennedy’s ability to carry the state without large city majorities, while Rep. William Green Jr. predicts Philadelphia will yield a large margin. The report notes the Democratic contest and local party dynamics.
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Kennedy
Emma Guffey Miller
Johnson
Pennsylvania
Knenedy
Philadelphia
William Green Jr
Reservoir Burst Kills Woman in Penn Hills
A wall of water from the Wilkinsburg Penn Hills reservoir collapsed sending a 20 foot surge through a ravine. Mrs Aber, 29, was swept from her yard and killed being pinned by a timber. Neighbors and workers watched as the torrent carried autos sheds and machinery toward the Allegheny River. Only two children in the Aber home survived. Reservoir operator Robert Zeilfelter cited possible weakening from recent excavation work.
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Twoutillon Igilion
Dan Aber
Penn Hills
Wilk Insbourg-Penn Hills
Allegheny
Lews Dugoni
Verona
Tony Ciminaro
Aber
Robert
James
Jean
Douglas
Robert Zeilfelter
Kennedy Appeal Sways Delegates in Democratic Convention
The report tracks Kennedy gaining delegates through votes at the convention. Humphrey shifted support away from Kennedy, with Kennedy reaching 761 votes by opening night after shifts from California and other states.
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Kennedy
Kenney
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Johnson
California
Stevenson
Kansas
Iowa
New Jersey
Nebraska
Humphey
Convict 2 Free In Mine Disaster Verdicts
A Northampton County jury convicted August J. Lippi Lowy Paloriaio on all involuntary manslaughter and conspiracy charges stemming from the Knox coal mine disaster of January 22 1969 in which 12 men died. Robert L. Dougherty was convicted only of conspiracy. two Knox engineers were acquitted earlier. Bail set and sentencing pending motions. trial moved from Luzerne to Northampton.
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Easton
ADL
Knox Coil Co
August J. Lippi
Exeter
United Minl Workers District One
Pennsylvania
Knox
Robert L. Dougherty
Wyariie
Linps
UMW
Jude
Carelton Woodring
Northampton County
Cout
Woodring
Wilkes-Barre
Lipp
Fabrizio
Dougherty
Luzerne County
Joseph Brennan
Scranton
Arthur Maguire
Thomas Burke
Pittston
Brennan
Burke
Maguire
S. Douglas Brian
Stephen Teller
Ralph Fries
Clarks Summit
Fritz Renner
Moscow
Pennsylvania Coal Co
Voice of the People Campaign Letter on Voting Readiness
A reader urges voters to study candidates and issues before the election. The piece notes weather and financial conditions may sway turnout and cites Khrushchev as shaping opinions. It warns against surprise write-in names in the voting booth and emphasizes informed, deliberate choice.
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Ame
Khrushchev
Ob Chuice
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Doll Sale
Wash & Wear
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