Uneasy friendship under strain between Russia and China
The piece argues that Soviet China tensions are rising as Soviet technicians withdraw from Red China and accuses both nations of mutually exploiting each other. It notes Khrushchev’s difficulty with Chinese leadership and questions whether either regime offers a better alternative for world order.
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U. S
Castro
Francis Powers
Congo
United States
Peiping
Soviet Union
Communist China
Red China
Russia
China
Khrushchev
Vaughn Shoemaker
Cuba
Red
Strictly Political Session in Congress Promises Challenged
The piece notes a Republican tune up on Civil rights and welfare as Democrats struggle in a brief, divided session. It argues Republicans may outpace Democrats while Speaker Rayburn dismisses the president’s proposals as unlikely to pass this term.
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Congress
Gress
Rayburn
Don’t Ride With Strangers Scare Tales From Bellflower
An 11 year old Bellflower boy and his six year old sister were abducted and mistreated after accepting a ride from a stranger this week. The boy escaped during an incident in an oil field while the girl endured a terrifying journey before being found sobbing and awaiting help from others.
Too Grave for Old Style Campaigns Says Tucker
Ray Tucker argues the nation rejects bitter dividing politics in 1960. Voters favor serious, plain talk over back platform jibes and torchlight rhetoric as domestic and world conditions grow graver. Nixon and Kennedy are seen as part of a deteriorating campaign style.
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Washington
Nixon
Kennedy
Harry S. Truman
Tucker
Diplomats Rate China Reports and US Campaign Outlook
Neutral diplomats confirmed Yugoslav press reports of a mass exodus of Soviet experts from China, signaling possible Moscow Peiping strains. In the US race, Nixon Lodge and Kennedy Johnson vie for momentum as inflation fears and tax plans loom, with Eisenhower’s campaign support aiding the GOP effort.
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London
China
Peiping
Borba
Moscow
The Independent publisher and staff listing page
The Independent announces staff and office locations with names for publisher co publishers editors and ad representatives. Offices listed include New York Chicago Minneapolis Los Angeles San Francisco Washington and main bureau locations at Ridder Johns Inc. and Wrigley Building.
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Herman Hy
Missing two code experts shake US security system
DREW PEARSON reports that two top NSA code experts vanished behind the iron curtain prompting questions about lax security. The event triggers a global reset of code systems, with costly reestablishment and a probe into why key personnel could slip away to Mexico. The piece also notes a Vatican stance against Castro, a church role in Cuba, and a separate health scare for rainbow trout amid widespread research on oceanic and planetary risks.
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National Security Agency
Kennedy
Johnson
Pentagon
Bernon F. Mitchell
William H. Martin
United States
Mexico
Ike
Nixon
Truman
Acheson
FBI
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Cuba
Church
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Argentina
Mexican Revolution Party
Pope John
Rocky Mountain
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Montana
California
Oregon
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Fish and Wildlife Service
Bureau of Fisheries
National Cancer Institute
Buhl
Warren Magnuson
Oceanic Space Agency
Overton Brooks
Arkansas
Town Meeting Reader Attacks Dr Moore and Barbara Moore
A reader from 342 E 10th St curtly criticizes Dr Barbara Moore and her public efforts including a nationwide walk and aging claims. He ridicules her publicity stunts, mocks longevity fantasies, and accuses her of abusing customs checks and laws while calling her a harridan.
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Frank Winslow
Barbara Moore
USA
Brother Winslow
Strictly Personal Topical Novels Die With Times
Sydney J Harris critiques topical fiction and argues timeless novels endure beyond era. He favors Steinbeck's works and rejects books that serve a single contemporary milieu, urging art to reveal universal human relations over current events.
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Sydney J. Harris
Inman elected president of Photographers Association of America
Ten years ago Long Beach photographer Lawrence J. Inman was elected president of the Photographers Association of America, a group of about six thousand commercial photographers, at its annual Chicago convention where he had previously served as vice president. Executives from American United TWA and Western Airlines reviewed Daugherty Field facilities as Long Beach potential western terminal for the four lines. Details of Boulder Airlines plans showed service starting Aug 31 from Las Vegas to Long Beach to San Francisco via Death Valley and to Williams via Grand Canyon.
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Lawrence J
Larry) Inman
Long Beach
Photographers Association of America
Water Stevens
Chicago
Ill
Vice Press
Daugherty Field
American
United
TWA
Western Air
Boulder Airlines, Inc
Las Vegas
Nev
San Francisco
Death Valley
Boulder Canyon
Grand Canyon
Williams, Ariz
Quotes on disarmament Nixon powers Kittinger remarks
United Nations ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge urged Russia to resume disarmament talks and end nuclear fissile material production. Vice President Nixon commented the Powers espionage case may not damage US prestige. Capt. Joseph Kittinger described reaching 20 miles high and the view of the sun as proof imagination surpasses limits.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Nixon
Kennedy
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senate
Lyndon 8. Johnson
United Nations
U. S
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
Alamogordo
Joseph Kittinger
Earth
Outer Space
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2Nd St
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Barbara
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10Th St
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Richard M. Nixon
Francis G. Powers
Free World
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