Gore Signals Support for Strauss Confirmation
Senator Al Gore indicated he may vote to confirm Lewis Strauss as secretary of commerce to bolster U S prestige at a summit. Gore noted his personal and political feelings aside and sent letters to constituents. Senators Keating Mundt attacked Democratic views while Dillon and Reid faced confirmation.
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Washington
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Lewis L. Strauss
Eisenhower
Gore
Strauss
Kenneth B. Keating
Karl E. Mundt
Senate
Clinton P. Anderson
DNM
Estes Kefauver
D‘tenn
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
Keating
C. Douglas Dillon
Ogden R. Reid
Israel
Dillion
Reid
New York Herald Tribune
Khrushchev urges Soviet writers to help peers recover
Premier Nikita Khrushchev told the third Soviet writers congress that writers should aid colleagues who acknowledge mistakes and seek correction. He urged avoiding public shaming and emphasized not hitting a man when he is down while promoting unity in Communist construction.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow Radio
Soviet Writers’ Congress
Central Committee of
The
Soviet Communist Party
Khrushchev
Englishman and Negro Are Married in Portsmouth Ceremony
Kenneth Hewinson, 32, a wheelchair user paralyzed by a muscular disease, wed Kathie Mahone, 29, an American Negro woman, after meeting during a 10 day New York visit. The couple, married at a Jehovahs Witnesses hall, express confidence in their future together.
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Portsmouth
England
New York
Yankee Stadium
Kenneth Hewinson
Jehovah's Witnesses
Kathie Mahone
Kenneth
Miss Mahone
Hewinson
Kathie
Ken
Retiring Wake Forest Professors End 125-Year Ties
Three Wake Forest College professors retire this June after a combined 125 years of teaching. Robert A. Jones, William E. Speas, and Henry Broadus Jones share a birthday with the college’s 125th anniversary. All three studied here, are Baptists, and moved with the school when it relocated in 1956.
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Winston-Salem
Wake Forest College
Jones, Jones and Speas
Wake Forest
Robert A. Jones
William E. Speas
Henry Broadus Jones
Hubert Jones
Speas
Broadus Jones
Taciturn
The
Posses
N.C
William Louis Poteat
Shipboard Parties Banned at Lake Superior Port
Superior police ban social life aboard foreign ships after a drowning at a shipboard party. The crackdown targets unauthorized visitors and underage partygoers as captains are asked to bar guests. Richard Bohnen, 25, of Danbury, a student at Superior State College, drowned aboard the Olaf Ringdahl.
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Davis
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Richard Bohnen
Danbury
Superior State College
Olaf Ringdahi
Family Line Comes To End At Zeb Vance High
Zeb Vance High School in Vance County will graduate its last Clayton child this year. After commencement, no member of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Clayton’s family will be in the student body for the first time since 1927 when the school opened. Lawrence Clayton, nicknamed Cotton, ends the 32 year family enrollment trend as the youngest child graduates.
AFL-CIO Rips Senate Labor Bill as Mess and Monstrosity
The AFL-CIO blasts the Senate labor bill as a mess and monstrosity. It vows to fight the measure in the House, calling for a detailed analysis of its weaknesses and dangers and criticizing rushed drafting and provisions likely to weaken unions and curb collective bargaining.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
Senate
Executive Council
Big Labor Federation
McClellan Committee
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Federation
Butler Criticizes Rockefeller in Upstate NY Address
Democratic National Chairman Paul M. Butler, speaking at Orange County Democratic Dinner, criticized the Rockefeller administration without naming him. He cited new Democratic registration gains in Upstate New York and urged voters to repudiate Republican drift after a 1960 governor race that saw Rockefeller defeat Harriman by over 3 million to 2.5 million.
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Goshen
N. Y
Paul M. Butler
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Orange County Democratic Committee
Butler
W. Averell Harriman
Richard M. Nixon
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Green Street Baptist Church
Mangum and
Graduate School of Church Music
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
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