Faubus poised for unprecedented fourth term in primary vote
Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus led a sweeping primary win over four opponents, signaling possible a fourth term. Returns from 2,158 of 2,324 precincts show Faubus with 201,364 votes, Hardin 50,108, and others trailing. Incumbents in other races mostly renominate. Rep. Dale Alford leads in the 3rd district while Jim Trimble edges Poe in the 3rd district.
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Little Rock
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Jim Trimble
Berryville
Donald Poe
Waldron
Sth
Alford
Williams
Trimble
Poe
Arkansas
John L. McClellan
Soviet Charges Rejected In UN Council Debate
The UN Security Council rejected a Soviet resolution condemning the United States for alleged aggressive acts. The Soviet claim centered on RB-7 reconnaissance over Barents Sea on July 1, with Lodge defending that the plane was mapping electric currents and stayed at least 30 miles from Soviet territory.
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United States
Lodge
Arctic
Eisenhower Challenges Russians At GOP Convention
President Eisenhower tells the Chicago AP audience that the nation enjoys unprecedented prosperity and the strongest military, defending his record on defense and the economy. He argues for free elections under UN sponsorship and contrasts U S. progress with Soviet aims, citing growth in GDP and inflation control.
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Africans and Violent Riots in Bulawayo Return to Work
Rioting that killed nine Africans and injured 118 ended as about 80 percent of workers returned to 430 factories in Bulawayo Southern Rhodesia. Military guards and police kept roads secured while troops and police patrolled African sectors to enforce the work boycott and restore order.
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Southern Rhodesia
Violence Erupts as Rioters Burn and Loot in Chaos
Rioters driven by looting fuelled an orgy of violence and arson before fading as beer and wine from their plundered stores were exhausted. Police moved in to restore order amid damaged property and street clashes.
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South Street
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3Rd Ward
Trucker Held Over July 18 Fatal Route 17 Crash
Westfield authorities hold 39 year old Carl Glance of Indiana Pa for grand jury action after a July 18 crash on Route 17 that killed Edward J. Brede Jr. of Berry Road Fredonia. Glance faces criminal negligence charges and waived examination before Justice Robert Owen. He had been released from Westfield Memorial Hospital prior to booking.
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Auto Kills Four Year Old Boy on Route 837
In Pittsburgh area an auto swerved and struck four year old Richard M. Ankney of West Elizabeth, killing him on Old Route 837. Police reported the incident occurred yesterday with the child pronounced dead at the scene.
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Bradford Seeks Planning Funds From Federal aid
Bradford City Council formally requested federal planning funds in a two hour session. The plan would cover about $16,950, half the cost for studies by Harland Bartholomew and Associates and Tryon and Schwartz and Associates. Mayor John A. Stull noted officials in Philadelphia expected funds within two weeks to three months.
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Philadelphia
Soviet Scientist Seeks Asylum Then Changes Mind
A Soviet geophysicist attending a congress in Helsinki sought political asylum on Monday but later asked to return to the Soviet Union. Police handed him over to the Soviet Embassy after the reversal. the scientist’s name was not released.
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Soviet Union
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Hollywood Highlights at the Republican Convention
The Republican convention air featured President Eisenhower delivering a keynote speech that heated political debate, with focus on civil rights plank, liberal conservative stances and the vice presidential pick. Henry Cabot Lodge earned exposure, while Dirksen and Hatfield drew attention for their roles. TV coverage showed CBS solid, NBC uneven, and commentators wary of overtalk.
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Nixon Pledged Support In Pa Delegation Keeps Nixon Guessing
In Pennsylvania delegates urged unity while Nixon avoided naming his running mate preference. Rockefeller declined the top job, Morton was the second choice, and Bloom said Nixon would reveal his VP pick before balloting. The Pennsylvanian delegation backed any choice Nixon named and highlighted Scott as favorite son. Gettysburg area celebrations greeted President Eisenhower as the delegation, signs in hand, rose to cheer.
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