Kennedy And Morse Battle In Oregon Primary
In Oregon the presidential primary pits Sen. Wayne Morse against Sen. John F. Kennedy as Democrats seek the nationwide edge. Kennedy, the Boston favorite, campaigns across the state while Morse defends home turf amid talk of party unity and the looming Los Angeles convention. Voters face turnout near 50 percent with rain forecast. only Morse and Kennedy are active on the ballot alongside write ins for Humphrey, Johnson and Symington. Kennedy estimates campaign costs around 50000 dollars. Morse argues Kennedy spends too much to win the White House.
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Morse
Oregon
Portland
Ore
Wayne Morse
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Los Angeles
Warren G. Harding
New England
White House
Hubert H. H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Lyndon B Johnson
Texas
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Humphrey
West Virginia
Richard M. Nixon
Wendell Wyatt
Astoria
Huge Twisters Sweep Midwest Across States
Associated Press reports a severe line of tornadoes struck the Midwest on Thursday night. A Meriden Kansas fatality and 28 injuries followed a tornado that cut a 100 mile path from Wamego to Edgerton Missouri. Homes, farms, and structures were damaged. funnel clouds appeared over Oklahoma and Indiana with further rainfall and hail across the region.
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Midwest
Meriden
Kan
Topeka
Lornado
Wamego
Edgerton
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Towa
Brookfield
Edgerston
Moore
Indiana
Muncie
McAlester
Okla
Attack Fatal To C. L. Mixer
Clarence L Mixer of 253 Franklin street died suddenly of a heart attack while mowing his lawn. Born September 19 1893 in Spartansburg he lived in Corry 50 years. He married Hazel Right singer April 21 1915 and survived by wife two daughters two sisters a brother Fred and eight grandchildren. Funeral services at Bracken Funeral Home and St Thomas Church with Rosary and Requiem Mass followed by burial in St Thomas Cemetery.
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Franklin Street
Mr. Mixer
Spartansburg
Corry
Hazel Right Singer
Aero Supply
Raymond Division
St. Thomas’ Church
Stanford Hose Company
Mixer
Edward Brigham
John Walsh
Anna Miller
R. D
Ralph Gates
Fred Mixer
Bracken Funeral Home
St. Thomas Church
St Thomas’ Cemetery
Italian Boy To Study Here (Continued From Pace One)
Aldo, an Italian exchange student and son of a railroad engineer, plans a US stay to broaden his travel hobby begun in Italy. He has visited Rome Naples Florence Genoa Milan and Venice and hopes to join CAHS sports and journalism. His sister and parents join weekend outings.
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Aldo
Italy
Rome
Naples
Florence
Genoa
Milan
Venice
United States
CAHS
MecCray
Marlow Analyzes Summit Moves And Spy Plans
James Marlow surveys the 1960 summit aftermath noting U2 downs, early spy satellites plan, and UN Security Council tensions. He recalls Khrushchev’s summit strategy and past Lebanon actions, cites correspondence, and outlines the expected international surveillance shift. DuPont manager Robert Harwick dies in Cleveland at 48.
Fired Teacher Used Nikita As 'Stimulant'
San Antonio Texas AP reports a high school teacher, Winston McDaniel, was dismissed after calling Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev the greatest man alive and suggesting US pilot Francis Powers should be executed. A tape of a heated class discussion showed McDaniel defending strong opinions to elicit student response. He contends remarks were partly his and partly not, and he had asked pupils to record the session for later review. McDaniel, a 20-year veteran of history and social science, is from Jefferson, Wisconsin, and previously taught near Denver Colorado.
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Associated Press
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Security Council
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Iraq
United States
Britain
France
San Antonio
Tex
Nikita Khrushchev
Winston McDaniel
Francis G. Powers
McDaniel
Wacher
Hunt
Criel
Sid Powers
Eisenhower McDaniel
Jefferson
Wis
Jins
Denver
Colo
June Named Recreation Month In State
Harrisburg Governor David Z. Lawrence designates June 1960 as Recreation Month in Pennsylvania. He notes citizens have leisure time to enjoy a variety of facilities and activities for all ages and urges use of the state's outdoor resources for happiness and citizenship.
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Harrisburg
David Z. Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Du Pont de Nemours executive dies of heart attack in hotel
A Du Pont de Nemours and Co executive died yesterday in a hotel from a heart attack. Police reported no foul play and the death is under routine investigation. The deceased’s identity was not released pending family notification.
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du Pont de Nemours and Co
Hal Boyles Americana at the Beach Side Snippets
Hal Boyle recalls seaside characters with humor in Americana humor column snippets. Vivid lines capture lifeguards, sunbathers, and beachgoers, from musclebound lifeguards to flirtatious banter and comic misunderstandings about dating, safety, and summer life.
Attempt Rescue Of Four On Peak Shanstin
Rescue crews radioed to North Peak as four climbers faced danger on the continent’s highest peak. Two parties reached the summit Tuesday. five from Anchorage led the descent, soon followed by John Day of Oregon and three Seattle men. On the descent the Pacific Northwest group’s party encountered trouble.
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Jaen
Rnge Wer
Anchorage
Oregon
John Day
Seattle
Pacific Northwest
Alaskan party aids injured climbers high on mountain
Footing fails and altitude illness slows the party. Helga Bading falls ill at 15,000 feet and cannot proceed. Crews stay with her while Dr. Wilson and others move up toward 13,000 feet to rescue four climbers in very poor condition and frostbitten. Pete Schoening and the Whittaker twins suffer kidney and head injuries and a broken leg.
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Helga Bading
Crews
Consolidated Pool Co 42 page catalog sale
An advertisement for Consolidated Pool Co offering above and below ground pools, equipment and supplies in a 42 page catalog. Includes mail order details with Box 259 Clymer. Credits SL as first order source.
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Consolidated Pool CO
Clymer, N
Khrushchev Warns Of New Berlin Situation After Paris
Khrushchev’s arrival speech signals a shifted emphasis after the Paris summit blowup. He told East German communists a new situation exists and warned West Berlin cannot be settled at a conference table. He implied a potential summit failure and signaled possible Western-wide talks versus unilateral Communist moves.
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