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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1960
Page
8
Washington Congress approves a bill granting President Eisenhower authority to cut or suspend sugar purchases from the Dominican Republic if the Organization of American States imposes economic sanctions. Sanctions require a two thirds majority of the states named in the Inter American treaty.
Premier Khrushchev denounced Vice President Nixon and Senator John F. Kennedy as representatives of big capital and monopoly interests in a speech at a Hungarian exhibit. He claimed no personal opposition to Nixon or Kennedy, but warned voters face a stark choice in the forthcoming U.S. election. He labeled the pair as a united front of capitalist influence, provoking audience laughter and further remarks on the election.
Washington reports two American defectors fled with cryptographic data tied to U2 reconnaissance. McCormack and Walter cite possible Soviet contact since December. Pentagon says neither had access to secret material, and flight path allegedly moved from Mexico to Cuba. Khrushchev comments on Nixon and anti-Communist rhetoric.
An article notes enhanced eye care for pensioners with free eye examinations and glasses at a local optometrist, urging readers to bring an ID and involve their social worker. it mentions Mil ton Glinberg and a trip by friends Mitchell and Martin to visit family in the Dominican Republic and a missing person note.
New York based In industries Inc said it sold its Montebello division near Los Angeles which makes landing gear and other aircraft equipment to H W Loud Machine Works Incorporated of Pomona California for an undisclosed cash sum.
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