Cuban defense chief meets Egyptian president in Cairo
Raul Castro, visiting for eight days, conferred with President Gamal Abdel Nasser for thirty minutes in Cairo. Castro renewed the invitation for Nasser to visit Cuba and discussed ways to strengthen bilateral friendship between Cuba and the United Arab Republic.
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Kennedy Sees California New York Anchors of Success
Senator John F Kennedy calls California and New York the anchors of victory in his presidential bid. He and Edward M Kennedy discuss a broad August September registration push, aiming to enroll millions of unregistered voters across the nation, with emphasis on New York and California due to their size and geography. The plan was outlined after a gateway meeting with Governor Edmund G Brown on Nantucket.
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Ted) Kennedy
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Nixon Party Occupies 49 Rooms in Chicago Hotel
Vice President Richard M. Nixon's party occupies 49 rooms and suites at the Sheraton Blackstone in Chicago. President Eisenhower's party, due today, has 21 units. The hotel totals 400 rooms.
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Long Beach Democrats Assign Roles at State Convention
Kennick Knudson and Ahern prepare for Sacramento duties with three Long Beach-Lakewood members on key committees. Ahern disavows federal ties and says no group may solicit funds for his campaign at the event.
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Aircraft Battles Southern California Fires Amid Record Heat
Sixty to eighty firemen and an air fleet fought a vast blaze in Los Padres National Forest north of Los Angeles and Ventura County. The weeklong fires scorched over 135000 acres, caused about 20 million in damage and cost roughly 3 million to fight as planes and helicopters dropped fire suppressants and ferried crews across rough terrain.
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Khrushchev Calls U.N. Help in Disarmament Talks
Soviet Premier Khrushchev urged the United Nations to aid East West disarmament efforts. He denounced Western leaders for empty talk and said the next General Assembly session should seek a break in the Geneva stalemate. He sent messages to Macmillan and Diefenbaker after the Paris summit collapse.
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U S accuses USSR of deliberate RB47 downing
At the United Nations United States Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge presented what he called scientific proof that a Soviet fighter steered an RB47 bomber off its course and shot it down in international airspace. He urged an impartial commission or submission to the World Court. One crewman was killed.
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Troops Seal Off Rhodesia Riots
Bulawayo reports show more than 2,000 troops deployed along a four mile front to seal Negro townships as rioters, many intoxicated after beer halls, continued running riot since Sunday morning with fires visible at night.
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Congo tensions rise as Lumumba seeks Belgian troop withdrawal
Riots after a native labor walkout leave up to 70 injured and several killed as troops halt advancing Black residents near white areas. Patrice Lumumba urged UN chief Hammarskjold to set a concrete withdrawal deadline for Belgian forces, while Hammarskjold promised to press Brussels.
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Harbor Commission OKs 4 Percent Raise for Harbor Employees
The Harbor Commissioners approved a 4 percent salary increase for about 400 harbor department employees, effective Sept 1 with the ordinance taking effect Sept 15. The payroll increase totals roughly $10,000 monthly, rising from a $250,000 payroll. General Manager Charles Vickers was raised from 1800 to 1872 a month, his first raise since July 1, 1958.
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Auto for Sale Classified Ad Frenzy Sparks Buyer Rush
Car buyers flood the daily classified pages watching Auto for Sale as dealers and private sellers advertise. A simple dial in number draws interest, with quick responses and local interest surging in the market.
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