Nixon Opens United Front to Disagree Within Republicans
Vice President Richard Nixon said the Republican Party can include differing views on Eisenhower policy while keeping a united front after the platform is set and the nominee chosen. He noted dis agreement is useful and constructive as the GOP prepares for the convention.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Eisenhower
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
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Rockefeller
Rockeeller
Thruston B. Morton
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Npt
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National Committee
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Wendell L. Willkie
Abi Rockefeller
Chicago
Wilks
Prince Philip
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Burglary, arrests across cities and a civil suit in Milwaukee
Reports from Brighton to Milwaukee detail Barry Lane’s theft loss of valuable silver and jewelry, two city commission arrests in Florida, a $59,009 suit against Chicago and North Western Railway over alleged marital disruption, and a Mississippi jail burglary plea about a poker game winnings amid prison life.
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England
URI
Barry Lane
Milwaukee, Wis
UPI
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Chicago and North Western Railway
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Constance
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Michael C. Jabes
Wisconsin Division
Yee
New Mrs. America Crowned in Chicago Contest
Mrs. Murphy, 34, brunette from Kent and Tred, won the national homemaker title over 49 contestants. George Murphy, freight terminal manager, served breakfast in bed as the couple, living in Kentland near Chicago, celebrated. Runner-up was Mrs. Jack O Connor of Granite Falls Minnesota. third place went to Mrs. Robert Clemens of Savannah Georgia.
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Fis
George Murphy
Kent
District of Columbia
Chicago
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Michel
Patrick
Jeffrey
Cynthia
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Murphys
Kentland
George
Murphy
Jack O'Connor, Sr
Granite Falls, Mint
Robert Clemens
Savannah, Ga
Machinists Told To Cross Picket Lines
In California and elsewhere unions face tensions as the International Association of Machinists orders 29,000 Convair workers to cross picket lines at Atlas missile facilities in San Diego. The IAM warned of a Wednesday strike against Convair while other unions stage limited walkouts at Lockheed, Douglas, and Polaris related sites.
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Cali
Convair
Allas
Stoke
International Assn. Offt
San Diego
Coing
Eingineers
Arca
Assa
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Navy
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
JAM
TAM
Air Force Bases
Sa Diego
Departmental
Alls
U.S
Apace
Polaris
Air Force
Calif
United Auto Workers
Douglas
Long Leach
Calie
Vanderbilt Divinity School Dispute Intense Yet See-saw
At Vanderbilt University Nashville faculty lines hardened over Rev James M Lawson Jr the divinity school protest escalated as 163 faculty members joined five other schools in backing Chancellor Branscomb. The board rejected terms for Lawson’s readmission and many faculty resignations followed as Harrelson failed to broker a settlement leaving the expulsion dispute unresolved with continued turmoil.
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Tenn
APL
Vanderbilt University
Sturdent
Coleges
Harvie Branscomth
Vanderbilt
Board of Trust
Branscomb
Carcalleft “Lawson
Bel Avery Leiserson
Chaiyrhay
Political Science
Ceiserson
James MM. Lawson Jr
Lawson
Divinity School
Bean J. Robert Nelson
Nelson
Waller J. Harrelson
University of Chicago Divinity School
Harrelson
University
Almanac Today Notes Historic Claims and Figures
Almanac notes on June 11 mark Henry Tompkins Paige Comstock's Nevada silver claim of 11 000 dollars, Warren Warting as GOP 1920 candidate, Charles Lindbergh's 1927 Atlantic welcome, and Ben Hogan winning the 1950 U S Open. Also mentions Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Mercury, and a German thought from Frau Kafka.
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Jupiter
Saturn
Mercury
Henry Tompkins Paige Comstock
Nevada
Warren Warting
Olay
Blackstone
Chicago
GOP
Charles Lindberg Ws
Apllington
Atlantic
Ben Hogan
Frau Kafka
Film Writers Reach Settlement on Pact
Hollywood screenwriters and major studios reached a three year six month contract offering a pay raise and welfare benefits, while a separate TV writers strike continues. About 500 writers involved in films await ratification votes Sunday night, with routine approval expected and a Monday potential end in sight.
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Writers Guild of America
Producers of
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Castro blasts US plane as espionage off Cuban coast
Fidel Castro charged a US military plane photographed a Soviet ship near Matanzas ten miles off Cuba and called it an act of espionage. He showed TV images of a twin engined plane with registry EF HR39 and denounced Washington’s protests as aggressive. Castro linked foreign oil refusals to a plot to crush Cuba’s revolution and warned oil firms to reverse their stance or face consequences.
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Moscow
Argentina
Cuban Petroleum Institute
Brown Acts In Fruit Dispute and Plane Crash
A light plane with two bodies inside was found wrecked on a ridge about 40 miles northeast of Redding. We. Norman Morgan and Airman Robert Brown, missing since March 11, were both from Larsen Air Force Base in Washington. Aetna Helicopter Co. crews recovered belongings and planned to recover the bodies amid a labor dispute affecting apricot harvest areas in Yolo and Solano counties.
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Aetna Helicopter Co
Norman Morgan
Robert Brown
Larsen Air Force Base
Washington
Pezuela
Sacramento
Brown
Sheriff's
Joseph A. Anderson
Yolo
Solano
Ities
Roedean School Seeks Privacy With Tree Lane Reroute
In Brighton England Roedean, an exclusive girls school, asks Housing Minister Henry Brooke to approve rerouting a tree shaded lane near the grounds to boost privacy for students sunbathing. A school spokesman says the footpath overlooks the back yard and the change will give the girls more privacy when they sunbathe.
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Brighton
England
Henry Brooke
Roedean
Tel School
Daily Review Record From Post Attics Address Note
The Daily Review appears as second class matter under the act of Congress March 31. Widespread communications go to Ls Winton Ave Bayward.
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Magwara Lahfesmia
Congress
Maren
Winton Ave
Bayward
Law Student Wins Top Honor at Cal
Berkeley political science student William Dillon, 21, named most distinguished graduate in California's class of 10. He earned a near perfect scholastic record with a single grade of B and held Phi Beta Kappa status. Four other seniors received honorable mention: Frances Hassler, Anette Waters, Leonid Reinhardt, and Silvio Sheh.
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Ajé
University of Canton
Fornia
William
Dillon
Phi Beta Kappa
Frances J. Hassler
Los Angeles
Anette J. Waters
Compton
Liosd J. Reinhardt
Silvio L. She
Longest Broadway Run Noted For Life With Father
The longest run in New York theater was Life With Father with 3213 performances.
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New York
Alaska Welcomes Eisenhower On First Visit To New State
About 30 000 to 40 000 Alaskans expected in Anchorage on Sunday to greet President Eisenhower in his first visit to the new state. He is to land at Elmendorf Air Force Base at 10 15 am and participate in ceremonies and a downtown tour before a reception for about 200 guests. The trip includes a June 19 visit to Japan and marks the start of a 15 day goodwill mission to the Far East, amid protests in Japan against the U S Japan alliance. The president will be accompanied by his son and daughter-in-law.
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Japan
U.S
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