Warren Urged to Head Demo Ticket in 1960
Rep Frank Thompson urged Democrats to consider nominating Chief Justice Earl Warren a Republican for president in 1960. He praised Warren for desegregation rulings and civil rights work, and suggested Sen John F Kennedy or Gov Robert Meyner as possible vice presidential candidates. Thompson warned against Southern attacks and said Warren would be unbeatable atop the ticket.
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Frank Thompson
Earl Warren
Warren
Thompson
John F. Kennedy
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New Jersey
Robert B. Meyner
Supreme Court
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Kennedy
Folsom Seeks House Backing for School Aid Bill
Welfare Secretary Marion B. Folsom expressed strong hope for House approval of the federal school aid program. He planned a 3 p.m. meeting with President Eisenhower to press the measure, which would provide up to 1.31 billion dollars over five years for new classrooms. Folsom defended the bill against opponents and insisted it would not permit federal control of local public schools.
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Washington
INS
Marion B. Folsom
House
Folsom
Eisenhower
Listings To Close Soon For Southern Alameda County
Pacific Telephone Manager Baird Porter urges changes or additions to the telephone directory for Southern Alameda County. Listings must be submitted to the company business office by Aug. %. The directory is to be delivered in September after verification of accuracy.
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Pacific Telephone
Baird Porter
Alameda County
Porter
Telephone Company
Baby Born After Shot Paralyzes Police Wife
Patricia O Connor 34, wife of Park District detective Joseph, gave birth to a healthy 8 pound 3 ounce boy eight hours after being paralyzed by a bullet fired by their three year old son Brian. Surgeons at Edgewater hospital removed the bullet from her spine and reported her in satisfactory condition.
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Chicago
INS
Edgewater Hospital
Patricia O’connor
Beth
Mrs. O'Connor
East Gripped By Heat Wave
A heat wave tightens its grip on the eastern half of the nation with near 100 degree highs in many cities. Washington D C hits 98, New York 97.4, Chicago 93, Cleveland 91 as showers and a cold front bring scattered relief from the Great Lakes to the plains.
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Middle Atlantic States
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Plains
Oklahoma
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Lubbock
Tex
Grand Rapids
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Lone Rock
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Mississippi
Louisiana
Fish Fleet Sails After Price Fight
San Francisco fishing fleet leaves port after four week halt due to price dispute with wholesalers. Fishermen's Association spokesman cites a four cent cut in wholesale salmon prices and notes bait costs are higher than salmon now.
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San Francisco
Fishermen's Assn
Japan Socialists To Visit US and USSR
Tokyo reports the Japanese Socialist party plans parliamentary goodwill missions to the United States and the Soviet Union next month led by Jotaro Kawakami. The aim is to discuss current international concerns including the prohibition of nuclear tests with American and Soviet officials.
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Tokyo
Socialist Party
United States
Russia
Jotaro Kawakami
Congress Asks 20 Billion For A Shelters Plan
A House Government Operations committee urged a multi billion dollar shelter system to protect the population from nuclear blast heat and radiation. The panel testified a 20 billion dollar cost could build and equip such a system, while noting highways alone would cost more to evacuate cities under current policies. The GOP minority called for further study and warned against wasted resources and a false sense of security.
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Washington
House
GOP
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Val Petersson
Civil Defense
White House
Nineteen Americans Cancel World Youth Festival Trip
New York reports that nineteen American students teachers and others travel to Moscow for the World Youth Festival, branded by the State Department as Communist propaganda. Leader Barbara Ann Perry 23 a former Chicago dancer laments last minute cancellations. Maureen Lundreth 16 and Sterling Spades 42 drop out due to family illness and personal reasons.
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New York
INS
State Dept
Barbara Ann Perry
Chicago
Maureen Lundreth
San Fran
Cisco
Sterling Spades
Miss Lundreth
Spades
Pilot Crashes Plane in Attic Near Merced
Robert Helland, 42, said he was lucky to be alive after a light plane stalled its engine, hit a tree, and crashed into the attic of E. D. Benson’s home seven miles south of Merced. The female occupant on the ground floor was unharmed.
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Merced
Robert Helland
Helland
Gore
E. D. Benson
Benson
Pakistan Plans Aamashi Satellite Towns for Refugees
Pakistan announces eight satellite towns in East Pakistan on over 8 000 acres to house about 400 000 refugees from India. About 470 000 refugees have already settled and roughly 800 000 remain to be provided with new housing.
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Aamashi
Pakistan
India
Toulouse Bull Rescued as Dogs Chase Off Wild Animal
A wild bull charged a railway area near Toulouse on Saturday. The train crew stayed inside as several shaggy dogs appeared and finally drove the beast away, preventing further danger.
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Toulouse
Ager
Rainier Denies Threats to Caroline After Swiss Visit
Prince Rainier of Monaco rejects reports of threats to his six year old daughter Caroline. An INS spokesman said threats deemed fantasy and noted no danger to the royal family after a trip to the Gstaad Swiss villa.
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Monaco
Lewias
Princess Grace
Jinidexebond
Swaiss_ villa
Gstaad
Switzerland
Prince Rainier of
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