Nixon Opens Hawaii Campaign Flight To Mid Pacific States
Richard Nixon and Pat Nixon depart Los Angeles at 5 08 a m aboard a chartered plane en route to Hawaii for a presidential campaign swing. Nixon plans to land in Honolulu later and the trip marks his first presidential bid visited in Hawaii with a return to Whittier College for a homecoming rally.
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Richard Nixon
Los Angeles
Hawaii
Nixon
Republican National Committee
Treasury
Richard M. Nixon
Pat
mid-Pacific Islands
Honolulu
John F. Kennedy
Alaska
West Coast
Whittier College
Whittier
America
United States
State body assailed by rail firm over oil waste plant
Southern Railway accuses State Stream Sanitation Department of demanding costly oil waste facility and water drainage work, saying such requirements are unreasonable and may force shop relocations. About 200 workers face layoffs as SSSD plans a disposal plant expected by April 1 and initial plans by August 15.
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Spencer
N.C
State Stream Sanitation Department
Southern Railway
Southern
D. W. Brosnan
East Spencer
Salisbury
Brosnan
E. C. Hubbard
Division of
Stream Sanitation and Hydrology
Hubbard
Katanga Premier Threatens Battle Over U.N. Landing
Katanga Premier Moise Tshombe warned U.N. troops would face resistance if they attempted to land in Katanga, while denying initial aggression and awaiting U.N. Undersecretary Bunche's arrival to arrange entry. The move follows Hammarskjold's announcement that U.N. forces would take over from Belgian troops in the mineral rich province.
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Elisabethville, the Congo
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
U.N
Tshombe
Dag Hammarskjold
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Leopoldville
Hammarskjold
Ralph J. Bunche
Elisabethville
Reds Seek Boycott of U N Disarmament Meeting
The Soviet bloc urged nine Communist delegations to boycott the August 15 UN Disarmament Commission meeting. They backed a summit plan for all 82 UN members while accusing permanent delegates of only waging talk. The United States will proceed with the meeting, inviting heads of government to join discussions if desired.
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U.N. Disarmament Commission
United States
U.N
Soviet Union
U. N
General Assembly
Disarmament Commission
Commission
Luis Padilla Nervo
Mexico
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Andrei Gromyko
Assembly
Nixon Bomb Scare Delays Vacation Flight
FBI arrests Reno taxi driver Leonard Dale Sage for falsely reporting a bomb on Vice President Nixon’s United Airlines charter to Hawaii. Plane searched after a Reno takeoff delay. no bomb found. Sage, 34, formerly a professional wrestler known as Johnnie Savage, was taken into custody.
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Washington
FBI
Reno
Nev
Richard M
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Leonard Dale Sage
Sage
Johnnie Savage
NATO Chief To Confer With Eisenhower In Newport
President Eisenhower will meet Gen Lauris Norstad in Newport to receive today a North Atlantic Treaty forces report from Europe. The NATO supreme commander, once Ike, will discuss defense matters before a briefing with two National Security aides arriving from Washington.
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Newport
R.I
Eisenhower
Europe
U.S
Lauris Norstad
White House
Norstad
NATO
Washington
Johnson Backed By Labor Chief
Walter P. Reuther head of the United Auto Workers said Lyndon B. Johnson has earned organized labor support for vice president. Reuther spoke with Sen. John F. Kennedy at Kennedy’s Hyannisport summer home press conference. He noted labor will back the Democratic ticket’s two excellent candidates and said labor will work hard for Kennedy and Johnson. Kennedy indicated labor would speak for itself, while Reuther declined further comment.
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Kennedy
Los Angeles
Washington
Ezra Taft Benson
Massachusetts
Nixons
Reno
Nev
Pat Nixon
Ely
Hyannisport
Mass
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Lyndon B. Johnson
Reuther
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Organized Labor
Richard M. Nix- Kennedy
American Labor Movement
Sen. Kennedy
America
Ailing Castro Seeks Privacy
Havana AP reports Fidel Castro, ailing, has moved from his guarded suburb home to a more secluded resting place to avoid well wishers and allow doctors ordered rest. Officials expect no public update before Saturday when he is to address the Latin American youth congress closing session.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Castro
Latin- American Youth Congress
Music noise therapy aids pain relief and helps shipwreck survivors
A Cambridge team reports earphone guided noise and music reduce pain perception while a small device masks sounds during distress. Researchers note moderate alcohol may comfort sailors in cold water, though safety remains a concern. Studies also explore age of onset in schizophrenia and genetic links suggested by hairy ear rims.
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Associated Press
University of Cambridge
Lancet
Europe
India
R. Ruggles Gates
Cambridge
Mass
Science
Italy
Civil rights issue shapes 1960 campaign fight
The AP analysis notes both Kennedy and Nixon have strong 14 year records on civil rights with key differences in Democratic and Republican planks. It discusses how Senate and House power, party chairs, and regional blocs could affect passage of civil rights laws under either victory. The piece centers on implications for African American voters and white Southern legislators in shaping future civil rights action.
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Oher
Kennedy
Nixon
NAACP
Congress
House
Senate
Four U S Subs In Dry Dock
Four of the Navy's nuclear powered submarines are out of operation for design changes overhaul and an accident. Nautilus is being refurbished and should return in two weeks. Seawolf will be back about Sept 10 after over a year in drydock. Sargo damaged by a June fire returns about Nov 1. Triton underwent routine overhaul after a world circumnavigation.
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Elton C. Fay
Washington (Ap
Navy
Seawolf
U.S
Primary Upsets Mark Three States Competition
In Michigan Lt. Gov. John B. Swainson upset for governor defeating James M. Hare and Ed Connor while Paul D. Bagwell ran unopposed in GOP governor race. U S Rep Alvin Bentley led the Senate race to face Sen. Patrick McNamara. Missouri Atty. Gen. John M. Dalton won the Democratic governor nomination amid a winner take all GOP contest. Kansas saw incumbent Sen. Andrew Schoeppel strong in the GOP race with John Anderson edging Huck Boyd for governor and Frank Theis winning the Democratic bid against Lt. Gov. Joseph Henkle. Dockal was unopposed for renomination.
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Associated Press
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
John B. Swainson
Swainson
Detroit
James M. Hare
Ed Connor
Williams
Paul D. Bagwell
Michigan State University
GOP
U.S. Senate
U. S
Alvin M. Bentley
Donald S. Leonard
Bentley
Patrick V. McNamara
Missouri
John M.dalton
Edward G. Farmer
William B. Ewald
Kansas
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Henry P. Cleaver
Schoeppel
U. S. Senate
Frank Theis
Joseph Henkle
John Anderson
McDill (Huck) Boyd
George Dockal
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