Kennedy Pledges Help for Captives and Immigrants
Sen. John F. Kennedy pledged that a Democratic administration would aid captive nations behind the Iron Curtain and push a high priority campaign to amend immigration laws to ban discrimination by national origin. He announced plans to visit Mrs. Roosevelt and spoke with leaders of 22 ethnic groups. Kennedy received honorary memberships in local junior chambers as Symington and others visited his Hyannisport headquarters.
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John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N.Y
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Sen
Stuart Symington
Symington
Missouri
Washington
Stephen E. Smith
Kennedy Promised Support From Nationalities Leaders
At a Saturday meeting with Kennedy and Governor Williams, leaders of 22 national groups pledged to back the Democratic nominee. Speakers included Thaddeus Machrowicz and Alfred J. Marrow on immigration and naturalization, Indian affairs, and medical aid for the aged. The group represented European immigrants Chinese and Native American communities.
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Kennedy
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U.S
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Mass
America
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Michigan
Democratic National Committee
Masachusetts
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D-Mich
Europe
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New York Uranian-American Congress
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Democrats Rally Around Dr. Lake at State Convention
Taylor reported Redden told Dr. Lake he would be asked to comment. The resolution condemned the write in as injurious to the Democratic party and praised Dr. Lake for backing party nominees in November. Kennedy aide Manatt outlined strategies to organize precincts recruit students and engage teens for influence.
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Redden
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Lake
Terry Sanford
Kennedy
Charles Manatt
Los Angeles
National Party
Manatt
Bombardier Says No Regrets On Hiroshima Mission
Dill AFB Florida veteran recalls the mission with no regrets saying it was a military assignment and he did what he was told. Thomas W. Ferebee from Mocksville NC agrees and reflects on compassion for Hiroshima without guilt. He later rose to colonel and served as material director for the 6th Air Division.
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Tampa
Thomas W. Ferebee
Mocksville
N.C
Hiroshima
Ferebee
6Th Air Divison
Mississippi paper endorses Nixon in 1960 election
The Jackson State Times backs Richard M. Nixon and the GOP platform as the only channel for Southern protection from the East and North. It criticizes Democratic leadership and endorses Nixon as the safer choice amid Cold War and electoral college concerns.
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Jackson, Miss
Jackson State Times
Richard M. Nixon
the State Times
Mississippi
Nixon
Sanford Says Survival Is Chief Issue
Democratic governor candidate Terry Sanford told Young Democrat clubs in North Carolina that survival and world leadership are the key issues in the presidential race. He praised Kennedy and Johnson votes and argued church membership should not determine fitness for office.
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N.C
Terry Sanford
Sanford
North Carolina
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
Johnson
America
Democratic figures pledge support amid write-in campaign tensions
Loyal party members described leaving a banquet as diplomatic rather than irked by the resolution. Lake took an oath to back the party's gubernatorial nominee and urged ending the write-in campaign while affirming support for Sanford. The event drew prominent Democrats as Kennedy's Catholicism is flagged as a potential issue in state elections.
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Political battle over civil rights and federal funding unfolds
Congress debates civil rights bills tied to Social Security funding and defense spending. Republicans push for federal aid to states and warn of slow Senate action while noting potential TV debates and payola crackdown. Senate hearings begin next week on a station license suspension plan.
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Long Puff New Pipe Smoking Champion Named
Richard Austin of Flint Michigan won the 1960 pipe smoking title at the 12th annual International Assn of Pipe Smokers Clubs convention in Lancaster Pennsylvania. He outlasted 22 contestants, smoked 85 minutes 10 seconds, with Wallace Brackman second and Robert Rudl third. Defending champ Howard Resch quit after 34 minutes 10 seconds.
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Richard Austin
Flint
Mich
Austin
International Assn. of
Pipe Smokers Clubs, Inc
Wallace Brackman
Syracuse
N.Y
Robert Rudl
Howard Resch
Ann M. Russelle
New York City
Joan M. Bergstrom
New York
Bergstrom
Man Jailed Three Times On Same Charge
Johnny Spoon, 30, of Thomasville, arrested on a warrant for drunkenness. He posted bail after Thursday and Friday public drunkenness arrests and is held on $50 bond for a Municipal Court hearing on August 15. Vernon Cartrette Jr., 21, was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon after allegedly hitting Gertrude Slate with a bottle, then allegedly striking Major Duncan with a bat. He is scheduled for August 15 Municipal Court hearings on both charges with a $300 bond.
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Thomasville
Spoon
Vernon Cartrette Jr
Westchester Drive
Cartrette
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Major Duncan
Death Claims Mrs. Crotts At Age 79
Mrs. Cammie Clodfelter Crotts 79 of 312 Davidson St Thomasville died at City Memorial Hospital at 10 30 last night after two years of decline and critical illness since June 5 She was born June 23 1881 in Davidson County a daughter of Hamilton Clodfelter and Susan Wagner Codfelter member Heidel berg Evangelical and Reformed Church widow of John W Crofts five grandchildren survive Funeral at Green & Sons Chapel Monday at 4 pm with interment in Rich Fork Baptist Church Cemetery.
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Cammie Clodfelter Crotts
Davidson St
City Memorial Hospital
Davidson County
Midway
Hamilton Clodfelter
Susan Wagner Codfelter
Heidelberg Evangelical and Reformed Church
John W. Crofts
Nixon Contests Kennedy On First Campaign Trip
Nixon tours in Nevada California Washington Hawaii pressing issues over party label and aiming for independents. He plans televised debates and regional TV time while criticizing Kennedy's platform and Catholicism to keep the race focused on policy.
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Washington State
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Kauai
Anniversary Seeks Nuclear Ban Across Nations
On the 15th anniversary of Hiroshima many urged a nuclear ban. Crowds in Hiroshima and Tokyo heard antiwar calls as world activists, youth groups, and demonstrations from Britain to New York pressed for disarmament and an end to nuclear tests.
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Akino
Peace Park
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Soviet Union
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New York
Gretna Green Marriage Hub Under Church Probe
In London AP reports Gretna Green near the English border faces a Church of Scotland inquiry over its growing reputation as a fast marriage venue. German and Dutch couples have eloped there this year while many English and Welsh lovers use Scotland's liberal rules. A church committee weighs potential law changes.
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Reno
Las Vegas
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Wales
Nevada
Andrew Herron
Glasgow
Mexico City land value set at 12.5 billion pesos
Mexico City commercial land value fixed at 12 529 845 021 23 pesos after detailed appraisal. Engineer Andres Reza Guerrero announced the valuation, equivalent to about 1 353 223 000 dollars.
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Andres Reza Guerrero
Three Car Collision Injures Man on Greensboro Road
A 51-year-old man, Robert Lockhart of Park Street, was injured when his foreign car was sandwiched between two other vehicles on Greensboro Road near Vic's Barbecue. The 7:45 p.m. crash involved Barbara Kretzmer of Rockspring Road and Reuben James Boyd of Route 1. Boyd was charged with following too close. Lockhart treated for a sprained neck at High Point Memorial Hospital. Vehicle damages were $300 for Lockhart and $100 for Boyd.
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Park Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Barbara Kretzmer
Rockspring
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