Women and dogs as cupid matchmakers says Hal Boyle
New York AP report cites Stephen Baker who argues women use dogs to find husbands. Baker, author of How to Live With a Neurotic Dog, claims 25 million of America’s 25 million dogs are neurotic. He advises choosing a dog that fits a woman’s personality to attract suitable mates.
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Nixon Trails In California Special Poll Against Stevenson And Kennedy
In San Francisco a Brics Consolidated poll financed by Rockefeller Republicans shows Nixon trailing Stevenson 43.3 to 41.5 and Kennedy 44.4 to 39.9 with undecided 16.7. Democratic registration in California stands at 7.7 percent versus 39.5 percent Republican.
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Theory on Soviet Satellite Told
Bedford AP reports US Air Force says the Soviet satellite Lunik II burned up entering Earth's atmosphere around May 20 after launching last Oct 4 and transmitting lunar far side photographs. It notes Sputnik IV is in eight parts orbiting Earth with a 6 minute readout and a 4.2 minute orbital estimate.
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Humphrey holds 100 vote bloc plan at Democratic convention
Senator Hubert Humphrey said he will avoid any stop Kennedy move and may keep a bloc of about 100 votes on the first ballot before choosing whom to support. He claims assurances of continued support from several delegations and notes ongoing talk with states like Minnesota South Dakota and Wisconsin. He adds he would back Kennedy if he is the nominee but stresses no ill will toward Kennedy or other contenders amid the campaign dynamics.
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Reds Resume Attacks on Matsu and Quemoy Islands
After a three month lull, Communist forces attacked the Nationalist held Matsu islands for two days and resumed shelling Quemoy, the other offshore outpost, amid warnings of a wider strike near Formosa. Nationalist officials reported the renewed bombardment from the mainland.
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Cloudy NASA rocket test delays color sky display
Washington AP reports scientists postponed a dusk mission to study upper atmosphere winds. A Nike-Aspen rocket at Wallops Island produced a bright sodium vapor plume fading as it climbed beyond 125 miles. The second test earlier was praised as brilliantly successful.
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Nixon Gains Momentum With Delegates For 1960 Nomination
Delegates backing Nixon rise as Tennessee and Florida move toward the vice president. Nixon leads in unofficial tallies with 686 pledged and favorable delegates, while Goldwater and Rockefeller trail. Democratic delegates eye selection at large in Illinois and other states as conventions approach.
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Butler Charges Democrats See Soviets Soft Toward Kremlin
NEW YORK AP Democratic National Chairman Paul M Butler accuses the Eisenhower administration of unwitting reliance on the Soviet Union and too soft toward Khrushchev. He argues the summit collapse exposed this drift and cites Khrushchev’s visit as proof of misplaced trust. White House aides dismiss the attack as politics.
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Bullet Kills Sex Attacker In Las Vegas Shootout
A berserk intruder tried to molest a woman in North Las Vegas. Mrs. W. J. Bryan, 35, seized a rifle and held the man until a service station attendant returned with a pistol. Police report the assailant was shot after resisting and fleeing.
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Teller to Get Honorary Degree from GWU
Washington AP says Dr. Edward Teller, retiring director of UC Radiation Laboratory, will receive an honorary degree from George Washington University on June 1.
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Newport Beach California reports Pepi the poodle with gold painted toenails wore a red sweater with white trim and a pearled rhinestone collar when Marvin Lee could not find the 5500 dog after leaving a restaurant. Dallas Texas SMU professor Lon Tinkle gibes at a Buddhist precept exam misquote. Bridgeport Texas a soil tour member jokes about Russians in agriculture. London reporter Marcus Guise notes thieves repeatedly rob his fish store and leave cash out nightly.
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Summit Collapse Debate Culled From Strength View
Ete urges negotiating from a position of strength and backs a public debate on why the summit collapsed. He sides with Rockefeller that political partisanship should not influence the discussion.
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Posse Nabs Killer After 17-Hour Manhunt Ends
Lloyd E. Shuffstall, 51, a former mental patient, was captured after a 17 hour hunt in a wooded area near Cooperstown, Pennsylvania. He shot himself after killing his wife Vere Rose Shuffstall, 47, and Harold DuPont, 43, with a 30-30 rifle. He had been released from a mental institution a week earlier and is held in Venango County jail.
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Hunt Continues For Boaters In Cataract Canyon Rapids
Monticello Utah AP reports air land and water search ongoing for two boaters feared drowned in Cataract Canyon rapids along the Colorado River. Rescue crews comb the region, authorities say the missing pair were last seen leaving a river trip.
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