Miracle water cooler plan sparks office revolt at Tiddlywink
In New York AP report, Phineas Foogle unveils a $5,000 Miracle Ration jet Water Cooler prompting a 98 to 9 vote to picket the office. The grievance committee objects to water by signal, claiming it wastes time, while Foogle notes it will force efficiency.
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Rcme Tiddlywink Co., Inc
Phineas Foogle
Roscoe Bloop
Bloop
Foogle
Blvap
Ploop
Foogie
Rchief
Tom
Brown To Walk State's Main Streets
California governor Edmund G Brown announces a series of informal walks through major cities to gauge Democratic voters ahead of the presidential nominating process. He plans no formal campaign but aims to shape his delegation and express a cross-section message, outlining his approach amid McLain opposition and a Nixon-bias concern.
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Sacramento
Calif
Edmund G. Brown
California
Dean
California Democratic Council
Brown
George McLain
Los Angeles
Sid
Long Beach
Aly
Californi
McLain
Richard AM. Nixo
Nixon
Polaris Test Goal Elusive CAPE CANAYMHAL
A report summarized a Polaris submarine fissile test program with a successful shipboard launch from the USS Observation Island. The 28 foot rocket and both stages burned normally, but several minor objectives were not achieved.
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Cape Canaymhal
Navy
Observation
Rockefeller Seeks Non-Political Debate on Summit
New York AP report says Nelson Rockefeller urged a frank, nonpartisan discussion of the Paris summit failure. He warned against using the collapse for political gain and called for sober criticism to protect national unity. He spoke ahead of New York GOP talks on his presidential nomination potential.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Adlai E. Stevenson
Paris
Rockefeller
Democratic Party
Taots
EL Hope
ASA
al Ryepuetans
Richard M. Nison
Tisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Congress
Kennedy
Democrats
Sen
High Scott
Stevenson
Scott
Orc
Presidential Campaign Summit Debacle Tops Issue
Washington reports the aborted summit in Paris sparks fierce debate on foreign policy. Senator Fulbright urges closed hearings with Torter and Allen W. Dulles as he probes the spy plane incident and Soviet relations, while Kennedy pins blame on appeasement talk and Democratic critique.
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J. Willum Fulbright
Senate
John WY. Kennnedy
Addal Is. Blevenson
Senate Foreign Relations
Pulbright
Paris
Fulbright
Christian A. Torter
Allen W. Tulles
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Soviet Union
Twins Hike Down Peck After Mountain Rescue
Anchorage Alaska reports two climbers named Whitlaker and companion descended Mount McKinley after frostbite injuries while 15 to 20 climbers remained on the peak. They reached Elmendorf hospital by helicopter then were flown to meet a rescue plane.
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Anchorage
Alaska
McKinley
Wiker Fins
Hadmond
Wash
Fames
Louis
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Whitlakers
Matrip
Whittakers
Memorial Day Death Toll Seen
CHICAGO The National Safety Council warns as many as 375 people may die on the nation’s highways during the three day Memorial holiday. About 19,000 may suffer injuries and 12,000 could be disabled with auto accidents.
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Chicago
API
National Safety Council
Loutnell
Arrests of Castros Rebels Near Matanzas Cuba
AP reports Cuban authorities arrested a group of rebels near Matanzas about 60 miles east of Havana. The detainees, including Arturo Castro Revillo a former army captain, were captured southeast of Matanzas with arms and were charged with plotting against the Castro government.
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Matanzas c
Matanzas
Ceports
Casigys
Arturo Castro Revillo
Mati
Daily Review H ayward California Announcement Notice
The Daily Review printed at Winton Ave Hayward Alameda County California lists office addresses and phone lines for editorial, business, and circulation departments. Rates shown include 10 cents daily and 1.50 per month with publication daily except Sundays.
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Hayward
Stewria
Winton Ave
Ahhe Daily Review
Wescitiner
Pueth Ned
Sunaage
the Daily Review
Winsun Ave
Alameda County
Calif
HAG
Ierson Eho Elgin
Ian Leandro
Chuckles In The News: Oddities Across Cities
Brief clippings report humorous and unusual incidents from Reno to London. A pianist Victor Borge escaped a hotel door mishap with help and quips about his California engagement. William Foyle, head of a Malden angling club, boasts a 30 year fish story. Eldon Roark seeks readers named Wednesday for a weekly column. John W. Hodges, 36, free after a whiskey possession arraignment. he is Washington County deputy sheriff and sheriff’s son-in-law. John M. Rollow at a Dallas toll gate found 25 cents in cash and paid the rest with cigars. A London court acquits a man of tape recorder theft, claiming actual theft.
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Reno
Victor Borge
California
Maldon
England
William Foyle
Mobile
Ala
John W. Hodges
Hodges
Washington County
H. C. Locka
Dallas
Tex
John M. Rollow
Dallas-Ft. Worth Turnpike
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