Scott Heads For Chicago Convention
Ben Huh Scott, Republican from Pennsylvania, heads to Chicago for advance work ahead of the GOP national convention. As chair of the Pennsylvania delegation, he will preside over a Sunday caucus and handle convention arrangements and potential seating issues, while also assisting with preparations for the parley naming Nixon as nominee.
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Ben. Huh Scott
R-Pa
Pacific Northwest
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Scot
Keystone State
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
Scott
Republican National Committee
Pennsylvanian
Nixon
Thruston Morton
Medford
Ore
John F. Kennedy
Muass
United States
Jong
The
Nations Gop Committee
Palmer House Hotel
Keystone Site
Cuba Letters Clash Over Raul Castro Eagle remark
Mr and Mrs George Cooklis protest Raul Castro remarks about the American eagle in a June 1960 letter to Cuba's prime minister. They cite alleged phrases and defend U S relations, including quotes about communism, sugar quotas, and calls for mutual restraint. A Cuban reply from Dr Juan A Orta defends Raul and condemns the imperial rhetoric.
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la Hapana
George Coolkis
Center Corry
Penn
Fidel Castro Ruz
Comandante
Raul Castro
Cuba
Department of State
United States
Pidel Castro
Havana
Bir
Raul
George Cooklls
Dam Delegates Press For Columbus Project Finance
Lang introduced Arthur Cochran who spoke for area sports clubs and urged rebuilding the dam to aid fishermen and boaters. Assemblyman Goldstein and State Senator Chapman endorsed the plan, stressing nonpartisan asset value. Commission balked at depth, silt removal, and land needs around the lake for flood control, noting past reserves and license funds as the money source. The main concerns were water depth, silt buildup, perimeter land, and overall cost, with 80,000 previously set aside from license funds.
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Lang
Arthur Cochran
Area Sporta
Josph Goldstein
Bf Warren
Chapman
Goldstein
Commission
Columbus
Brokenstraw
Columnbus
Chilean Judge Alejandro Alvarez Dies in Paris at 92
Prominent Chilean legal expert and longtime International Court of Justice judge Alejandro Alvarez died yesterday at his Paris home. The emeritus professor and jurist helped shape postwar international law and served two decades on the Hague court. Delegation members present include Barney Bennett of the Carry Chamber of Commerce, Leslie Dodd, James Curtis, Jordan Christensen, and Charles Henry of Columbus.
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Alejandro Alvarez
International Court of Justice
The
Hague
B. G
Barney) Bennett
Carry Chamber of Commerce
Leslie Dodd
James Curtis
Jordan Christensen
Charles Henry
Columbus
Long
Cochran
Goldstein
Chapman
Camp Fire Girls 50th Anniversary Stamp Release
A four cent stamp marking the Camp Fire Girls 50th anniversary will go on sale in New York on November 1 1960. Designed by H Edward Oliver the stamp coincides with the Golden Jubilee Convention in New York and celebrates the girls organization.
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Camp Fire Girls
New York
H. Edward Oliver
Kennedy Aims to Heal Wounds Within Democratic Party
Senator John Kennedy urged rapid behind the scenes peacemaking to unite bickering Democrats. He plans a state by state executive campaign director, coordinated with local organizations, targeting power centers in California and New York. He warned the party that failure would mean collective failure for all.
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Jiyannis
Maas
John P. Kennedy
Kennedy
California
New York
Tne
Los Angeles
Democratic National Committee
Walter E Kinney dies at 80 in Meadville
Walter E Kinney 80 died at Spencer Hospital Meadville just before 6 pm. Born July 20 1879 in Wayne Township he lived in Corry area most of his life. He worked for Barlow Hardware and Kinney and Splesman Plumbing over 35 years retired seven years ago. Survived by wife Neille M Kinney one stepson Ray Damon of Meadville one daughter in law Charlotte Kinney of Corry and several step grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm Bracken Funeral Home interment Pine Grove Cemetery with Rev H Ray Harris officiating.
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Burney
Wright Street
Spencer Hospital
Meadville
Mr. Kinney
Wayne Township
Corry
Barlow Hardware
Kinney and Splesman
Bracken Funeral Home
H. Ray Harris
Pine Grove Cemetery
Kennedy Liberal Record in Democratic Nomination Fight
The article surveys Senator Kennedy s liberal record across labor policy civil rights farm policy and national defense during the Democratic nomination race It notes his stance on labor bills civil rights expansion of social security and aging benefits while praising AFL-CIO support and his calls for a stronger missile program and military modernization Next it highlights his preconvention speeches and 14 years in Congress and the ongoing debate over how his record defines liberal identity.
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Tn Campmemne
Seti John Kennedy
Senate
House of Representatives
Kennedy
Labor and Management
McCellan
House
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Farmers Union
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Attorney General
The
Boston Chronicle
Sen. Kennedy
National Defense
Army and Marine Corp
Cleter
Newborn son to Mr and Mrs Donald Sturdevant of North Tonawanda
A son was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sturdevant, formerly Corryites now residing in North Tonawanda New York. The maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Paul Crowell of Wright street and the paternal grandmother is Mrs Lena Sturdevant of East South street.
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Donald Sturdevant
Corryites
North Tonawanda, N.Y
Paul Crowell
Wright Street
Lena Sturdevant
East South Street
Young pilot Edward Miller aims for solo cross country
Edward Miller, 16, completed a daytime solo cross country to Cooperstown from Calistoga, planning stops to visit relatives in New Jersey and Washington DC. He intends to fly a rebuilt 165 light plane and hopes to become the youngest pilot to solo across the United States. Miller traveled from Lock Haven after a factory tour. His father, Frederick Miller, an airline pilot, helped recondition the aircraft.
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U.S
Cooperstown
Edward Miller
Calistoga
Cali
New Jersey
Washington, DC
Miller
Lock Haven
Frederick Miller
Airlines
Complete Rites For Mrs. Haight
Funeral arrangements announced by Bracken Funeral Home for Mrs. Clara B. Haight who died Sunday evening. Friends may call tonight 7 to 9 p.m. and tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Services Thursday at 11 p.m. with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Bracken Funeral Home
Clara B. Haight
Bracken Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
Eisenhower Offers CIA Data to Kennedy Johnson
President Eisenhower arranged for Senator John F. Kennedy and Senator Lyndon B. Johnson to receive confidential national security information for their exclusive use in the campaign. The offer, to be delivered personally by the CIA chief, aims to avoid restricting foreign policy discussion while ensuring secure access. Kennedy accepted for himself and Johnson as his running mate, with details to be worked out with Allen W. Dulles. In a separate item, a Plum Borough auto mechanic, Raymond K. Kasmoch, 25, was crushed to death while removing a motor from a car.
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Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon
Johnson
Kennedy
Kennedy Johnson
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Fisenhower
CIA
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Adlai EB. Stevenson
Hep
Chester Bowles
D-Conn
Texas
Pittsburgh
Plum Borough
Raymond K. Kasmoch
Renton
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