GOP officials urge aggressive sale of voter support in 1960
Edwi S. Shattuck and Paul Zuften appealed at a Town Hall lunch for a united Republican front to halt a Democratic tide. Shattuck warned that victory hinges on aggressive campaigning and an affirmative opposition, criticizing Democrats as expanding New Deal welfare while praising California Governor-elect Brown. Ziffren cited a recent Democratic landslide and voter desire for real leadership over mere popularity.
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Close Ocean Stretch for Missile Tests Near Point Arguello
The Coast Guard announced a 40 mile ocean strip between Point Sal and Point Comepcion will be closed to boats and low flying planes starting Tuesday. The restricted zone extends three miles seaward and borders Vandenberg Air Force Base the ballistic missile site and the Point Arguello Naval Missile Facility.
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Reactor data withheld concerns non fuel materials
American industrialist R F Dickerson of Battelle Memorial Institute told the Atomic Industrial Forum that nations including Russia have likely kept reactor material details secret. He cited no new non fuel material developments at Geneva peace talks and urged freer international scientific exchange in the field.
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Diesel coaches eyed as Mexico tests Italian builds
Mexico's national railways plan to begin testing diesel driven coaches built in Italy next month. The trial aims to improve speed and efficiency, with expectations of better performance than the previous model.
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Rebels Free 25 Passengers and 6 Crew from Hijacked Flights
The rebel high command announced the release of 25 passengers and six crew from two Cuban airliners hijacked in October and November. One pilot wounded in the earlier attempt was among those freed. all 31 captives were handed to Red Cross in eastern Cuba and arrived safely in Santiago.
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Kefauver Sees Move to Up Taxes
UPI reports Senator Estes Kefauver of Tennessee predicts the Eisenhower administration will seek higher taxes next year to curb the growing deficit. He cites possible bills closing loopholes, curbing capital gains preferences, trimming insurance tax advantages, and withholding taxes on dividends and interest. He spoke during Veterans Day remarks in Columbia Tennessee.
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Girl Guides Explain London Stock Exchange Operations
London reporters observe the first group of Girl Guides Tuesday explaining to visitors how the London Stock Exchange operates, marking a cooperative educational event with the youth organization and city institutions.
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Eugene's 30 Year Old Kidnaped Corpse Found On Campus Bench
A decades old corpse known as Eugene, dumped 43 miles from his 1929 death site, was found on a Columbus OSU campus bench and returned to his Ohio home. Police theorize a campus prank led to the long dormant discovery and eventual reburial plans.
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