Nixon Shell Battle In California Primary Aims For Margin
Nixon faced a tight GOP governor primary in California against Assemblyman Joseph Shell as voters weighed whether the former vice president could overcome the conservative challenger and shore up party support for the fall against Governor Edmund G Brown. Balloting ran 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. across 31 212 precincts amid a crowded field and six statewide initiatives.
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San Francisco
Richard M. Nixon
California
Los Angeles County
U.S
Shell
Nixon
Archdeacon Tells How To Turn Child Into Crook
Archdeacon Talbot Dilworth Harrison of Chesterfield warns parishioners with twelve steps on how to spoil a child. He advises indulgence and avoidance of discipline to ensure the child grows up to believe the world owes him a living.
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Chesterfield, England
Chesterfield
Church of England
Talbot Dilworth - Harrison
Archdeacon
Birthday Parties Raised Red Funds
A former FBI informant described how the Communist party in Cleveland raised funds by hosting birthday parties at members’ homes, sometimes lasting until early morning. She cited a 1952 Paul Robeson concert in Cleveland to fund Vincent Hallinan’s Progressive party campaign.
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Washington
FBI
Communist Party
Cleveland
Julia Brown
Alfred Nittle
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Carpenter Honored by Kennedy After Orbit Flight
President Kennedy welcomed Malcolm Scott Carpenter his wife and four children at the White House amid a crowd of staff students and reporters. Walter Williams Mercury project official also received congratulations as the Carpenters prepared to travel to New York for honors.
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Kennedy
White House
Scott Carpenter
Carpenter
Washington
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
America
Kennnedy
Walter Williams
Project Mercury
Williams
Carpenters
Langley Air Force Base
National Airport
New York
Navy
Lommander
Alan B. Shepard Jr
U.S
Pilot Tried To Halt Takeoff In Air France Crash
Paris AP reports evidence mounting that Air France captain Roland Hoche frantically attempted to stop the Boeing 707 from taking off at Orly. Skid marks and reverse throttles suggest he fought to slow the plane as engines wound down and the jet plowed into a fence and exploded, killing 130 aboard.
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Paris
Air France
Orly
Atlanta
Roland Hoche
Pierre Loiseau
Loiseau
Francoise Ruthie
Early Drop Reversed Stock Market Posts Gains
The stock market rallied in heavy trading after an early loss as the Dow moved up 2.78 points to 596.46 at noon while the Dow Jones and S and P averages showed mixed moves and trading volume rose to 2.31 million shares. Analysts cited Dillon’s tax cut talk as a possible factor in the reversal, with gains led by International Business Machines and several industrials such as American Telephone and Litton Industries.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
Standard and Poor
Litton Industries
Jones and Laughlin
Boeing
Polaroid
Dow Jones
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
John W. McCormack
JFK Khrushchev TV appearance planned in works
The Detroit News reports Kennedy and Khrushchev nearly agreed on a joint TV appearance with a 30 minute format. Each leader would speak 15 minutes on topics like a future world, Berlin, and disarmament with no pre debate, potential follow ups depending on first show success.
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Detroit
Detroit News
Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
F. J. Terhorst
News
Terhorst
White House
Pierre Salinger
Mikhail Kharlamov
Foreign Ministry
Paris
United States
Pacific
Berlin
Mr. Kennedy
Georgia Candidate Is Killed in Truck Crash
A. Ed ward Smith Georgia's first Republican governor candidate since Reconstruction was killed and his wife injured in a head on crash with a truck from Neal Trucking Lines of Montgomery. The couple was returning from Atlanta after a Republican meeting as James W. Dorsey said plans to nominate another candidate are unclear.
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Woodbury
A. Edward Smith
Georgia
State Patrol
Smith
Neal Trucking Lines
Montgomery
Ala
Paul Boggs
Columbus
Atlanta
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Spelman College
Marvin Griffin
Carl E. Sanders
Augusta
Hoke O’kelley
Grace Wilkey Thomas
Cecil IL. Langham
James W. Dorsey
GOP
Lhairman
Top To Bottom Tax Cut Proposed By Administration
Douglas Dillon told the New York Financial Writers Association that the Nixon administration will propose a broad top to bottom income tax rate cut next year. He said the plan will pair lower rates with revenue-raising measures to offset lost revenue. He noted no decision on base broadening or loophole closures and tied the tax reform to a bill expected before adjournment.
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New York
Secret of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Congress
New York Financial Writers Association
Dillon
Tillan
American Korean Romance In Spin Involving Mahoney And Miss Song
William H. Mahoney, 24, seeks to marry Song In Cha, 20, in Korea and bring her to the United States. He appeals to senators and the Pope after Army denial of extensions and reenlistment. faces lack of immigration and seaman papers. He lives with his father while hoping for work to return to Korea.
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Riverside
Calif
William H. Mahoney
Pentagon
Mahoney
Miss Song
Cha
An Chun Ni
38Th Parallel
Demilitarized Zone
United States
States
Senate
Korea
Sailors’ Union
Incee
Moslems Fire On French In Algiers Clash After Truce
In Algiers Beau Fraisier area a French patrol was attacked by armed Moslem civilians. A French lieutenant and three Moslems were killed as Moslem auxiliaries fired on French troops. Officials fear renewed Secret Army terrorism amid leadership rifts and indecision.
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Algiers
Beau Fraisier
Secret Army
Bouzahreah
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