Politician debate on pinball like tactics and war fears
Fragmentary notes recount a weekend of editorials on the 1960 election race. Adlai Stevenson and Dwight Eisenhower quotes surface as editors discuss who is right, foreign policy drift, and the impact on public opinion.
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Eisen‘BéWer
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Eisenhow
Amc
Elwer
Rae
O ° Stevenson
Stemn
Stig
Imurovinis
America
Eenhower
Mivhasis
Eisenhower
Amatmorva
Rainbow Garden Club Meets in Prescott
The Rainbow Garden Club met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Garland Fore with Mrs. Gene Lee assisting. President Mrs. A. R. Underwood led the meeting with minutes read by Mrs. BR. L. Turney and a flower-name roll call. An afternoon talk on Flower Arrangements was given by Mrs. Kenneth Reaves. The program noted Mrs. Underwood’s attendance at the Southwest District meeting in Hope and 16 members enjoyed dessert and coffee.
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Garland Fore
Gene’ Lee
A. R. Underwood
BR. L. Turney
Kenneth Reaves
Underwood
Southwest District of Arkansas Federated Garden Clubs
Body of Miner Is Discovered
In Sunnyside Utah rescuers found the body of miner Joseph Otterstrom five percent, father of six, near the spot where his crew was saved last week after a cave mine collapsed. He was crushed by rubble from a localized tremor while near the shelter of machinery. Survivors Lovell Marion Golding, 39, Joe Archuleita, 43, and Lloyd A. Heath, 6, were previously rescued.
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Sunn
Utah
Joseph Otterstrom
Lovell Marion Golding
Joe A. Archuleita
Lloyd A. Heath
World Leaders Weigh Shifting Policies In War and Peace
From London to Jerusalem and Washington, leaders comment on Russia’s changes, dangers of Middle East war, farm policy veto, and evolving U.S. foreign policy. Khrushchev says Russia is a new country, Ben-Gurion calls for arms, Benson praises the veto, Eisenhower questions past policy, and Stevenson cites loss of moral initiative.
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Communist Party
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David Ben-Gurion
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Adlai Stevenson
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United States
Bids to be opened on multi million dose rehab plan
Seoul UPI reports the U S Air Force will soon invite bids on a rehabilitation program covering four major air bases in Korea. The work is a temporary wartime measure at Osan, Kimpo, Kimhae, and Pyongtaek, with costs expected above 6 million dollars. In Cambodia, the People’s Community party votes to accept 26 million dollars in industrial goods from China.
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Cambodia
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China
Fox Declares Hal March Beat on The $64,000 Question
Sonny Fox recalls Hal March’s departure from The $64,000 Question and discusses the new quiz The $64,000 Challenge on CBS TV. Fox explains he will not cover mistakes and notes contestants are poised, dignified players, not foils. He admits a touch of ham in himself.
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Government reports confirm aid and neutrality move
Authorities said the party congress led by Ex-Premier Norodom Sihanciuk approved yesterday an offer of Communist aid while the nation continues to receive support from the United States and France to maintain neutrality.
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France
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Jury Picks Panel to Try Slayer of 44
Denver jury of seven men and five women plus one female alternates was selected to try John Gilbert Graham for murder in the airliner bombing that killed 44. Prosecutors and defense agreed the panel was satisfactory after six and a half days of voir dire, with the state to begin presenting evidence. If convicted, Graham could face the gas chamber at Canon City. King, 44, Denver, was among the victims aboard the United Air Lines DC-6B crash near Longmont, California, last Nov. 1.
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John Gilbert Graham
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Colorado State
Canon City
Daisie King
United Air Lines
Longmont
Cala
Dulles floats trial balloon to broaden NATO role
Secretary of State Dulles, amid varying pressures, hinted to reporters that the United States should move NATO beyond its initial phase toward its full meaning. He said the time has come to advance NATO and to meet the growing demands for revamping the alliance. Foreign Minister Lester Pearson reportedly discussed the issue during U.S. Canada Mexico talks at Waite Sulphur Springs, West Virginia.
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Dulles
NATO
United States
Ld-Nation
Cangasda
Lester Pearson
Waite Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Fox Hosted CBS Show Lets Take A Trip With Ginger MacManus
Assignment Fox served for a year as host and guide on CBS TV's Lets Take A Trip where he and two youngsters Ginger MacManus and Pud Flanagan visited spots of interest.
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Cbs-Tv
Ginger MacManus
Pud" Flanagan
New Telephone Services Here Today
The article touts today's new telephone services including Light-Up Dial and hands-free Speakerphone. It notes varied innovations, from simple to Buck Rogers style, all ready for use to enhance service, with more ideas expected tomorrow.
Massachusetts Vote May Be Light Primary
In Boston a light vote is forecast for tomorrow's Massachusetts presidential primary with a write in campaign for U S Rep John W McCormack as favorite son. Some Stevenson supporters urge write ins though not binding on delegates. Republicans have 38 votes in convention and Democrats 40 with a twofold delegation.
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Massachusetts
U.S
John W. McCormack
Stevenson
Planter Slain Near Hamburg
Hamburg area report says planter John Jones about 48 was fatally shot at Parkdale early yesterday by City Marshal Robert Dunnigan, about 48, with Prosecuting Attorney A James Linder reporting the details here.
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John Jones
Parkdale
Robert Dunnigan
A. James Linder
Arrests Spur Parkdale Inquiry In Arkansas
Dunnigan told Linder he helped Jones locate the car on a Parkdale street after an ignition switch problem. Dunnigan said Jones attacked him and he fired twice, killing Jones who had been drinking. The prosecutor plans Ashley County Grand Jury action while Parkdale suspended Dunnigan during the probe. Parkdale lies in eastern Ashley County, Arkansas.
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Dunnigan
Jones
Parkdale
Dunigan
Ashley County
Grand Jury
Linders
Arkansas
Iowa ruling: live mouse and garter snake in lunch lead to unemployment compensation denial
Des Moines report shows Employment Security Commission ruling that a Spencer worker cannot claim benefits after quitting over a lunch infested with a live mouse a dead mouse and a garter snake. The panel deemed no one forced the employee to quit.
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Iowa
Allen A. Roderberg
Spencer
Radenberg
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