Kennedy Blasts Nixon Farm Views In Congo Diplomacy
U.N. Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold delayed his Congo departure by 24 hours to seek a compromise in the Katanga secession dispute. He sent Hans Wieshoff to Brussels to negotiate while resisting pressure to act against Katanga.
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Convalescing Castro Sees Rest as Cuba Motion Shifts
Reports from Havana say Fidel Castro continues convalescence after illness with antibiotics finished a week ago and treatment focusing on rest and nutrition. The spread of rumors links his condition to possible temporary power shifts to Raul Castro amid regional upheaval and international maneuvering in Katanga and Congo.
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Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
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Shelby Area Records First Polio Fatality of 1960
Cleveland County reports its first polio death of the season as Henry Hawes, a 64 month old Fallston boy, dies Sunday at Asheville Orthopedic Hospital. His Navy father is stationed at Norfolk as the 12th case in the area around the same time.
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Here
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Congress to tackle civil rights as post-convention session opens
Senator Javits announces a bill with core GOP civil rights provisions as Congress reconvenes. Senate leaders warn of possible Southern filibuster while GOP chair Morton urges a limited agenda. Democratic leaders have not included civil rights in their plans. Javits seeks bipartisan sponsorship to move meaningful civil rights legislation.
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Jacob K. Javits
R-Ny
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Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Sen
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Kentucky
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Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
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New Yorker
Eisenhower Plans Campaign Strategy Session With Nixon Lodge
President Eisenhower will meet at the summer White House with Vice President Nixon and running mate Lodge to discuss campaign plans and the president's role. They will travel to Quonset Point around 5 30 p.m. and may deliver several major speeches.
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Nixon Moves to Secure Eisenhower and Rockefeller Support
Vice President Richard Nixon mapped strategy to win broad GOP backing. He planned a Newport meeting with President Eisenhower before a West Coast Hawaii trip, while campaign director Robert Finch would seek Rockefeller participation in New York. Nixon spoke with Henry Cabot Lodge and staff after breakfast with Senator Dirksen.
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Kennedy Joins Governors in Nixon Farm Policy Critique
Senator John F. Kennedy released a statement signed by five Midwestern governors Hershel Loveless George Docking Ralph Herseth Gaylord Nelson and Orville Freeman plus three Democratic senators Quentin Burdick William Proxmire and Hubert Humphrey accusing Vice President Nixon of lacking conviction on farm aid. The group compared Nixon to a captain leaving a sinking ship and cited a 1954 Des Moines remark praising Ezra Benson as a friend of farmers.
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Iowa
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Kansas
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South Dakota
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Wisconsin
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Minnesota
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North Dakota
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Hubert H. Humphrey
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Violence and Arrests Rise After South Korea Elections
Post election unrest spreads as mob violence and arson injure about 100 people, with 322 arrests and reports of two deaths. Police blame losing candidates and Liberal party remnants amid district clashes near Seoul.
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Huh
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Cheif Kang Su-ryong
Syngman Rhee
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Sam Chon Po
Foreign policy in presidential race shapes up
Nixon and Kennedy clash over approach to world leadership. Nixon emphasizes broad international contact and firm NATO stance, while Kennedy leverages Senate Foreign Relations ties and travel experience. Both back foreign aid with nuanced goals and favor diplomacy via ambassadorial talks, World Court and NATO rebuilding. Tuesday: The national economy.
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Labor Eyes Kennedy Johnson Ticket Support
David J. McDonald president of the United Steelworkers says organized labor will back Kennedy and Johnson in the upcoming election. He cites steel industry slump with 100000 union members unemployed and 300000 working under full time hours. The union has about 1,100,000 members.
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United Steelworkers Union
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Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
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Motive Sought in Harpersville Whipping Kidnapping Case
Police continued the search for six white men suspected in the kidnapping of Henry Jones 20 and his brother David 13 near Harpersville Alabama They abducted the brothers from their home forced them into a car and took them to an abandoned Coosa County farmhouse where the older boy was stripped tied to a tree and whipped with belts and ropes His younger brother was not harmed Authorities say they know at least two suspects and have issued a pickup order They cited threats against the boys father and his employer and expressed uncertainty about the motive
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Henry Jones
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