Capital Rally GOP Expects Ike To Blast Kennedy
Republicans look to Dwight D. Eisenhower to launch a forceful attack on President Kennedy’s domestic New Frontier program at a Washington rally. Ike will avoid foreign policy criticism as Kennedy meets Khrushchev in Vienna, with Milton Eisenhower present signaling restraint on Cuba talks. The event aims to cut dinner costs and coordinate party efforts, including platform building and logistics, as Bliss steps back from a possible chairman run.
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Chuckles In The News: Transit luxury bus mishap
Cleveland Transit System spent 10000 to convert a bus into a luxury coach with air conditioning, hi fi, carpeting, a bar and washroom. On its inaugural trip a connecting rod failed, forcing a regular bus to finish the journey miles from its destination.
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LA Mayor Race Toggles Between Poulson and Yorty
LA voters head to the polls to decide between Mayor Norris Poulson and challenger Yorty in a high profile nonpartisan race. City Clerk Walter Peterson expects about 47 percent turnout of 1,128,700 eligible voters. Poulson seeks a third term. Yorty is a lawyer and former congressman.
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De Gaulle’s Vision Faces Kennedy In Paris Talks
President Kennedy meets Charles de Gaulle in Paris amid a clash over a grand French vision. De Gaulle seeks a strong independent France with nuclear sway, while Kennedy fears U S stature and NATO unity may fracture. The dialogue hints at unresolved power shifts and fragile alliances in a volatile era.
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State Colleges Fee Hike OK'd by Assembly Panel
SACRAMENTO AP The Assembly Ways and Means Committee approved a bill to raise student activity fees at state colleges from 68 to 16 dollars. Legislative Analyst A Alan Post testified the rise reflects actual nonprofit costs and would boost revenue for student activities.
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Skier Dies Of Heart Attack At Lake During Memorial Day
Paso Robles responded to a fatal water skiing accident on Na cintiento Lake Memorial Day as John F. Davell, 52, of Santa Maria, collapsed after a tow line drop while being towed by a speedboat piloted by Glen Fisher. Davell died reportedly of a heart attack shortly after slipping from the rope.
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Tractors Tax Exemption Decision Delayed by Senate Inquiry
Washington AP reports a delay in IRS ruling on a controversial tax exemption for donations to the Trattory for Freedom Committee amid Senate and House questions. Caplin said a formal decision is pending and could grant exemption if conditions are met, amid bipartisan criticism labeling the plan as coercive and blackmail.
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Goldwater Attacks Kennedy Over Prisoner Trade Blunder
Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater accused President Kennedy of blundering into a prisoner exchange with Castro, arguing the White House manipulated Congress and damaged U.S. policy in Latin America. He criticized Kennedy’s leadership and linked the affair to constitutional overreach.
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New Bank Set to Open in San Francisco
A new bank named Golden Grieg National will open in San Francisco by Thursday, marking the first local financial addition in 37 years. The town awaits a formal ceremony and service details for customers.
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