Prisoner Seizes Sheriff’s Wife and Daughter in Break
A prisoner seized the sheriff’s wife Alyene Si vils and daughter Lurenda in Butler Missouri, forced them to drive, then took the wheel and ordered a radio call to halt the search. James Cozad fled. Scott Hanks fired at pursuing Deputy Brewer before being captured an hour and a half later. Both women were found unharmed.
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TV Debates to Be Strictly Off Cuff
TV debates to be strictly off cuff as Kennedy and Nixon face a fern of invitations from major networks. Typhoon Shirley J heads toward Formosa with 73 mph winds while the Weather Bureau warns the northern Philippines.
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Crowds Await Lodge Arrival
Boston cheers greet Henry Cabot Lodge as he arrives from the Republican National Convention where he is nominated as the vice presidential candidate. Mayor Collins orders a city welcome with bands at Logan Airport as crowds gather to honor Massachusetts leading son in politics.
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John F. Collins
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Nuclear Plant Proposed in Formosa Port Project
A 125 00-kilowatt thermal plant costing 30 million dollars will be built at Formosa south port for Kaohsiung with a 20 million dollar loan from the U S Development Fund repayable over 20 years at 3.5 percent interest. Nixon calls for debates without notes to let candidates reveal knowledge across subjects. Kennedy criticizes Nixon remarks and cites farm supply concerns at Hyannis Port while NBC CBS ABC plan debates pending federal rule changes.
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Priest and three youths face assault charges in egg throwing
In Cochran Georgia a 24 year old priest Rev Mitchell J Burke and three 17 year old youths were jailed on assault and battery counts after eggs were thrown at a truck on a busy highway. The driver Edwin A Garrett of Atlanta reported damage and injuries. The four posted 3500 bond each and are due in September court.
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Wayne H. Wilford
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Porpoise Palooza Heads to Italy Amid Fever and Romance
Miami Seaquarium's Palooza, a 500 pound bachelor, sails to Italy for a noted liaison with Lalla the local porpoise. He arrives after a feverish plane ride, a nine day voyage, and a helicopter transfer to Cesenatico, where captains and researchers tend him while photographers flash. The tale, a planned publicity stunt, stems from Miami News and involves city officials and campaign vibes in a curious animal diplomacy.
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Moscow Bases Plan Provokes Soviet Reactions
Moscow radio denounced the plan to base American Polaris armed submarines in Britain as clearly provocative and warned London that the move imposes onerous commitments in exchange for vague reconnaissance data. The broadcast noted ongoing preliminary talks over British ports for US subs and said new bases exacerbate tensions with the Soviet Union.
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Delays Push Ike Newport Vacation Departure Back
President Eisenhower postpones his Newport vacation departure from Denver due to heavy forecast storms along the New England and Atlantic Coast. The 24 hour delay was announced after Col. William Draper reported unfavorable weather for the jet voyage. The Eisenhowers will stay in Newport until just before Congress reconvenes mid August. Mann named to replace Rubottom as assistant secretary of state for Latin American affairs. Rubottom to Argentina ambassador.
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Quemoys Shelled By Communist Fire On Friday
Taipei Formosa AP reports 89 shells fired by Chinese Communists at the Quemoy Islands on Friday, according to the Chinese Nationalist Defense Ministry.
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Quemoy Islands
Defense Ministry
Kennedy and Johnson push broad Congress program agenda
Senators Kennedy and Johnson announced plans to press a multibillion dollar legislative program in the August session. They urged bipartisan support and warned against obstruction. They discussed defense funding and sought a Gates report on wasteful Pentagon practices.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Johnson
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Canadian named Sir Robert Williams to inherit Devon estate
Sir Robert Williams of Canada arrives in England to take over the Williams baronetcy and Devon estate, valued around 360000 dollars. He and his wife Ruth plan to split time between Canada and Britain, avoiding English schooling for the children, with dowager Lady Williams and trustees assessing the inheritance amid death duties.
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World's Most Powerful Atom Smasher Unleashes Mass Protons
AP dispatch describes the Brookhaven alternating gradient synchrotron, the world’s most powerful atom smasher. It hurls protons at 186,000 miles per second, producing numerous nuclear debris and 32 known particles. The $31 million machine aims to study fundamental particles and their relationships, with experiments slated to begin this fall.
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National Laboratory
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Act
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