Javits Sees Rockefeller Undecided on 1960 run
Senator Javits asserts Governor Rockefeller has not fixed his 1960 plans. He cites Rockefeller’s Washington trip as preliminary and says the governor is in a period of decision making as Nixon discussions with Bridges and discussions with Eisenhower and others loom.
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K. J. Javits
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Rockefeller
Ton Nixon
Styles Bridges
R-Nh
New Hampshire
Pri
Dan A Seenaartad
Pearances
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Leo Hoegh
Two Men Die In Explosion On Carrier Wasp
At Quonset Point Rhode Island the aircraft carrier USS Wasp docked with two dead and about twenty hurt after an explosion in a hangar compartment during antisubmarine maneuvers some 250 miles off the Virginia coast Tuesday afternoon. The blaze was controlled in fifty minutes and flared again before being extinguished.
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Wasp
Virginia Coast
Labor chiefs seek Khrushchev talks despite AFL CIO stance
Walter Reuther of the Auto Workers and James B. Carey of the International Union of Electrical Workers pursued direct talks with Soviet Premier Khrushchev for next month. AFL CIO leaders planned to boycott, arguing Khrushchev suppresses labor freedom, while Reuther and allies met Deputy Premier Mikoyan during his U.S. visit.
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Forest Park
Nikita Khrushchev
Afl-Cio
Walter Reuther
Auto Workers Union
George Meany
Khrushchev
United States
Mikoyan Reuther
James B. Carey
International Union of Electrical Workers
Anastas Mikoyan
Reuther
Carey
Earthquake toll rises as Montana quake hits park area
Eight people were known dead in a southwest Montana earthquake near Yellowstone with fears the toll could rise. Earth slides west of the park trapped victims while rescuers searched wreckage and warned of ongoing aftershocks.
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Montana
Yellowstone National Park
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Susan
Tom
Bennett
Thomas Stowe
Sandy
Utah
Stowe
West Yellowstone
Congressman Thompson Hit by Acid Toss From Crank
Congressman Frank Thompson of New Jersey reported that a corrosive liquid, described as acid, was thrown at his car from a passing panel truck as he headed to the Capitol. A burn was found on his shoulder and a hole burned in his shirt. FBI tests were ordered to identify the fluid.
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Federal State Market News Service
W. P. Hedrick
North Carolina Department of Agriculture
Hedrick
Georgia-Florida
Carolinas
Washington
Frank Thompson
D-Nj
Capitol
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House
Sons
FBI
Stewart L. Udall
D-Ariz
New Jersey
Udall
Wake County
Bryant
Pryor
SBI
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
Anderson
Civil rights bill faces delay amid Khrushchev visit
House backers concede action on broad civil rights laws is unlikely this year due to Khrushchev's planned Sept. 15 visit and Southern resistance. Some advocates weigh a softened Eisenhower proposal as a possible path to eventual passage before the next election.
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Washington
House
Nikita Khrushchev
Congress
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
House Judiciary Committee
Capitalists Displayed In Moscow
Three real capitalists toured Soviet cities during a 20 day visit by the Young Presidents Organization. Lynn L. Bollinger of Norwood Mass heads Helio Aircraft Corp with 180 workers. E M Black of New York leads American Sealkap Corp and Richard Karasik heads Jaclin Stationery Co.
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Lynn L. Bollinger
Norwood
Mass
E. M. Black
Richard Karasik
New York
Bollinger
Helio Aircraft Corp
Convict names three plotted power plant bombing conspirators
A Burke County jury heard testimony from David Rich who described a midnight attempt to bomb the Rich power transformer. He identified defendants Robert Sisk Manley Harrison and Ben Watkins Jr as conspirators and recounted meeting them near Union Hall before placing TNT and approaching the plant.
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N.C
David W. Rich
Rich
Burke Superior Court
Union Hall
Striking International Chemical Workers Union
Robert Sisk
Manley Harrison
Ben ©. Watkins Jr
Sweet
Old Faithful Returns to Regular Schedule
Old Faithful spouted on its regular schedule despite a major earthquake that devastated the Yellowstone area. Park rangers reported the geyser emitted steam and boiling water hourly, continuing its centuries old routine without interruption.
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Old Faithful
Yellowstone National Park
Wyo
Yankus Finds Job Path in Australia After Farm Bust
In Adelaide Marti Yankus, a former Dowagiac farmer fined by the U S government for excess wheat planting, works as a clerk in a factory purchasing department earning 16 Australian pounds weekly. He moved with his family five days a week to work, hoping for future advancement in the air conditioning division and other plants.
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Yankus
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Dowagiac
Mich
U.S
Bie
O Mall
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Karen
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Abilit Products Ltd
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