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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1960
Page
6
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Report errors and garbled text indicate a Churchill yacht anchored near Charlotte Amalie in the Virgin Islands. The voyage involved Winston Churchill and a party including Thomas Thursday, with an Onassis connection noted as the next stop being Puerto Rico.
Los Angeles police chief William H. Parker charged that Mexico harbors major narcotics suppliers for the Los Angeles area and that the United States government fails to demand extradition. He criticized State Department and FBI policies and said cooperation from the Federal Bureau of Narcotics is lacking while some informers face danger. A LAPD major violators squad reported narcotics links with four cases including a $750,000 seizure in 1959.
Milwaukee dispatch reports the Nixon campaign mobilizing a "dry run" canvass to activate GOP voters for November. James Mack leads efforts to prevent cross party voting in Wisconsin open primary while Nixon, unopposed, did not campaign in the February Republican rally drawing large crowds.
Worcester, Mass. The body of American soldier Carl A. Johnson will be brought home Friday after being buried in a German ditch for 11 years. Johnson, killed March 19, 1945 in World War I, was found by workers digging a canal in Saarbrücken. Identification came from dental and bodily analysis. his mother, Mrs. Agnes Johnson, had long hoped for his recovery.
Kennedy and Humphrey pressed for votes in Wisconsin as the Democratic candidates dodged the religious issue and campaigned across Racine Beloit Kenosha and other cities. Both stressed social security medical care for the aged and faced questions on debating farm and other policy matters.
Secretary Flemming urged the federal government to bear a larger share of education costs stating the White House conference on Children and Youth rightly called for tripling education funding. He praised delegates for opposing racial discrimination and urged Congress to act this session. Ruth Stout noted the need for government financing in schools and colleges.
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