Ministers OK Condemnation of Dominica
Foreign ministers at a meeting of the Organization of American States agreed to energetically condemn the Dominican Republic and break diplomatic relations with the Trujillo regime. They also voted to suspend arms to the Dominicans and to set aside a US proposal for a monitoring committee, referring the issue to a seventh meeting. Venezuela had urged action, citing the alleged Trujillo role in the Bentancourt assassination attempt.
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Welfare unit gets bequest from grateful city resident
Hartford reports Manoah E. Ruth left 3200 dollars of his 4500 dollar estate to the City Welfare Department. He had never received relief and said he was grateful for the city's help, though he gave no further explanation.
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Manoah E. Ruth
City Welfare Department
Chicago
UPI
Chicago Natural History Museum
John RK. Miller
Goldfish theft at funeral home pond shocks police
Police investigate the theft of 225 goldfish worth four dollars each from a lily pond at a funeral home. The report also notes bakery weight charges in London and a museum scavenger story in Chicago, plus a Santa Monica robbery suspect with a 27 day flagpole stunt alibi.
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UPI
Santa, Monica
Galif
William H. Howard
Lodge Resigns From U.N to Enter Presidential Campaign
In Washington AP reports that Henry Cabot Lodge announced his resignation as U.N. ambassador effective Sept 3, potentially entering the presidential race by Labor Day. President Eisenhower expressed regret but supported Lodge’s bid for an elective high responsibility post. James B. Irm named to replace Lodge as deputy Chief of the U.N. delegation. The piece also touches on Lodge’s campaign invites, regional strengths, and related political maneuvering involving the South, Midwest, and New England.
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Campale
Labor Day
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Barry Goldwater
Arizona
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Oklahoma
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Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kenedy
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Henry M. Jackson
Kennedy
George A.smathers
Florida
Smathers
Seccesionists threaten new African nation in Dakar crisis
In Dakar rival leaders clash over the new federation of Mali. Keita declares a state of emergency as Mamadou Dia faces dismissal and Senegal withdraws from the federation. Radio reports say Mali loyalists guard government buildings while Senegalese factions control the rest of the city. Presidential elections loom in seven days.
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Twe
Modibo Keita
Keita
Mamadou Dia
Dia
Senegal
Leopold Senghor
Charles de Gaulle
Radio
Sudan
France
Daily Review publication list and offices in Hayward area
An OCR fragment lists The Daily Review and Sunday Review in Hayward California with address lines and office locations in Hayward San Leandro Lockheed and other nearby cities. It references subscription rates and contact avenues for readers and indicates multiple local offices and postal status.
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the Daily & Sunday Review
Akon
Ally Mewusiee Suriays
THE
Daily & Sunday Review
Winton Ave
Hayward
Calif, Aero
Jemarson
Elwin
San Leandro
Pan Leandro City Hall
Lockheven
Rlemont
Fremont Blvd
Livermore
South A
Hijltop
Cops Move To Manly Quarters In Greybull Wy
Greybull police move to new City Hall marters after months operating from the ladies powder room. Chef Glen Coxen announced the department now occupies the city hall quarters with increased assurance of their he man occupation.
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Greybull
Wyo
UFC
Glen Coxen
Marters
City Hall
Princess Margaret at 30 Brings Informality to Royal Life
London AP reports Princess Margaret turns 30 tomorrow amid a lively royal pace. Her year featured a high profile marriage to Antony Armstrong Jones and a Caribbean honeymoon. The princess recently enjoyed a private night at a London theater with her husband, venturing to sit in the orchestra with regular guests, prompting brief friction with a young American autograph seeker.
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London
Margaret
Antony Armstrong
Jones
Margarit
Tony
Aarge
Fears Aroused RB47 Pair May Face Trial
In WALLINGTON AP reports the Soviet Union may stage a Moscow show trial for two American airmen Freeman Bruce Olmstead and John Richard McKone, accused of initiating Soviet air space as their REAT plane went down near the Soviet coast in July. The United States protests, demanding their release, while the Powers case dominates headlines and a Moscow verdict on Francis Gary Powers leads to tentative hopes for his return after a three year term. The State Department notes no prosecution for Powers despite questions about possible disclosures during testimony.
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State Department
Olmstead
McKone
Neve
United States
Mosco
Fligt
Department
U.S
Francis Powers
Powers
Governor halts execution of Robert Mason in murder case
Governor Brown commuted Mason's death sentence to life without parole in the San Quentin case. Mason, a 40-year-old steelworker, shot and killed Mrs. Susan Jamerson and wounded her daughter after hiding in Mrs. Perrazzo’s closet during a confrontation. Court records cited lack of premeditation for Jamerson’s death but affirmed premeditated murder in Perrazzo's case. Brown cited brain damage and impulsiveness as factors and noted Mason’s long good record and generous prior reputation.
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Los Angeles
Susan Jamerson
Rona Perrazz
California Supreme Court
Jamerson
Parrazzo
Las Vegas
Brown
Perrazzo
Veteran Solon Burdick Dead
WASHINGTON AP Former Rep Usher L Burdick a North Dakota political power for almost five decades died Friday night at Sibley Hospital He born February 21 1879 at Owatonna Minnesota and lived in Graham Island near a Sioux reservation His son Quentin Burdick a Democrat successor in Congress and senator last June was at his bedside Burdick endured a kidney ailment heart condition and other complications He was married three times with survivors including Tear Rodgers His first wife Emma C Rasmussen died in divorce Edna Sterson was killed in an accident in 1955
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Sibley Hospital
Congress
Quentin Burdick
House
Senate
Burdick
Owatonna Minn
Graham's
Emma C. Rassmussen
Edna Sterson
Temporary home arranged for Cleveland sleeping beauty sisters
In Cleveland a temporary home was arranged for Berna fr Attantonio aged three and her sister Venila while their mother faces a juvenile court jury trial next month. The mother Lijian Fratantonio is charged with ill treatment for secretly giving overdoses of sleep drugs. She entered an innocent plea and is free on $1000 bond. Police say she admitted drugging them, a claim she calls untrue.
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Bernadette Fratantonio
Venila
Lijian ‘Fratantonio
Margaret J. ‘Spellacy
Catholic Charities Bureau
Conias
Fred ¥. Hilow
Statewide Weather Report For California Regions
Fair weather dominates California tonight and Sunday with high fog near coasts and in several valleys. Thunderstorms possible in mountain areas from Yosemite southward Sunday afternoon or evening. Temperatures range from the low 50s to the upper 80s, with cooler conditions in the central interior and coastal fog recurring into Sunday morning.
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Ocean
California
Yosemite
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MT. Shasta Sibrfyou
Sierra Nevada
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Highboth
San Joaquin Valley
Salinas Valley
Salinas
Santa Maria San Luis Obispo
Santa Clara Valley
Livermore Valley
Monterey Bay
Almanac Today August 20 Historical Highlights
Almanac note for Saturday August 20 marks the 233rd day of the year with 133 remaining in 1960. It recalls Vitus Bering discovering Alaska in 1741, Benjamin Harrison born in 1888, and Brussels seized by Germany in 1914. Churchill tribute in 1940 and 1941 dam actions are noted, plus a thought on milk for babies by Churchill.
U S Backs Down On African Student Issue
Washington reports a U S State Department reversal on funding for African students. The case intertwined with Nixon politics as Kennedy Foundation funds influenced the decision. Officials cited multiple reasons, including country origin and administrative clearance, while the student group denied changes to the application.
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Washington
James Shepley
Nixon
State Department
Lincoln White
de Down
Richard M. Nixon
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Kennedy’ Foundation
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Sen. J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kenya
Institute of Internatonaleducation
White
Frank C. Montero
African-American Students Foundation
Fia Adda
Kennedy Foundation
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