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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1959

Page

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California’s Brown faces Kennedy challenge in presidential primary

Governor Pat Brown may face a weak second in a presidential bid as Sen. John Kennedy rejects favorite son status. Kennedy calls for open primaries to select national delegation, arguing the people’s voice should decide, not state bosses or party machines. Brown’s standing is weak in California polls, with Kennedy leading among Democrats.

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Ike Aides Called to Prepare for Khrushchev Talks

President Eisenhower summons top aides to Washington to prep for weekend talks with Soviet Premier Khrushchev. The group includes McCone Allen Dulles Burke Kistiakowsky Gray and other senior officials. The White House urges civility toward Khrushchev during his Camp David visit.

Ike Washington UPD Eisenhower White House Kim Khrushchev Nikita Khrushchev Colca Douglas Plo Defense Thomas Johah McCone Atomic Energy Commission Allen, Dulles Central Intelligence Agency Adm Arleigh F. Burke Naval Operations Dr. George, R. Kistiakowsky Gordon Gray Security Straits, Wares Thrustchev David Hagerty

Red China Outlaw, Unfit for U.N., Robertson Charges

United States denounces Communist China as an outlaw nation in the U N General Assembly. Walter Robertson accuses Peiping of mass murder and slavery while the Soviet side condemns the charge as a Cold War tactic.

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152000 Italian Miners Strike Nationwide Walkout

ROME UP I An estimated 52000 Italian miners began a 48 hour national strike to press for a new wage contract. The action was called jointly by Communist and non Communist unions as the old contract expired in June 1957.

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Toll Bridges Authorized Across Rio Grande

President Eisenhower signed into law bills authorizing two new toll bridges over the Rio Grande linking Texas and Mexico, expanding cross border transportation options and toll revenue potential.

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Bob Hope Reflects On Women In McCall’s October Issue

Bob Hope muses on women’s qualities and influence, praising "wonderful women" and claiming to have learned from them about money and religion. He teases readers about the new McCall’s issue and urges purchasing the October copy at newsstands.

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