Nixon Urges End to Discrimination in Hawaii Address
Vice President Nixon, campaigning in Hawaii, called for nationwide desegregation while noting time is needed and urging a moral view of nondiscrimination. He stressed voter judgment on leadership experience and limited federal role, as 35,000 lined streets to hear him near Lolani Palace.
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Honolulu
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Lolani Palace
Hawaii
Fidel Will Come Back Says Raul at Havana Meeting
Raul Castro rallied delegates at a midnight Latin American Youth Congress session in Havana denying Fidel Castro’s illness or replacement. He claimed Fidel is resting well and will return stronger, taunting critics and warning new anti American laws may be crafted. Raul praised Khrushchev and the Soviet Union while denouncing the United States, framing the Cuban revolution as regional.
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Raul Castro
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Raul
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
United States
Latin America
Cuba
Castro
Workers Palace
America
Soviet Union
X15 Sets New World Speed Mark
Edwards Air Force Base California reports the X15 rocket plane piloted by Joe Walker hit 2150 mph, breaking the prior record set by Milburn Apt in 1956. The flight from 45,000 feet to 78,000 feet achieved the speed during a four minute burn, with landing at Rogers Dry Lake. Walker, 39, has completed three X15 flights for NASA and North American Aviation. The speed record surpasses conventional jets at 1525 mph set by Major Joseph Rogers in 1956.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Joe Walker
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Air Force
Milburn G. Apt
Walker
Malta
Apt’s
Joseph W.rogers
Silver Lake
Rogers J. Dry Lake
North American Aviation
NASA
Kennedy In Farm Session In Hyannis Port Meeting
Sen John F Kennedy and farm policy advisers meet in Hyannis Port with Gov Herschel Loveless of Iowa who may join Kennedy's cabinet if elected. The talks cover farm issues as Kennedy accuses Nixon of harmful policy, with a group of Midwest leaders present as discussions continue about handling rising farm costs and low crop returns.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
John F
Loveless
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Ezra Taft Benson
Congress
Ralph Bradley
Illinois Farmers Union
Ed Christensen
Minnesota Farmers Union
Harry Caldwell
Lee Kennedy
Frank Burns Enters Plea in Embezzlement Case
EBENSBURG Pa AP Cambria County commissioner Frank Burns pleaded innocent to charges of embezzling 8210 from the county while serving as superintendent for the county Home for the Aged. He was held for grand jury on 2500 bond after a Tuesday night hearing before Justice Robert Emigh of Cresson Two.
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Ebensburg
Cambria
Frank Burns
Burns
Justice of the Peace
Robert Emigh
Cresson Two
Ferdinand Bionaz
jBionaz
BUNCHE ENTERS CONGO 2 Injured In Black Lick Crash
State Police from Indiana report a 7:30 am Route 119 crash near Black Lick School injures two drivers. George C. Hill 68 Blairsville RD2 and Samuel W. Johnson Jr 41 Youngwood were admitted with serious leg, chest, head injuries. Rainy roads contributed to two additional injuries in a separate one car accident on Route 56 near West Lebanon.
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Fair
Black Lick
Black Lick School
George C. Hill
Blairsville R. D
Samuel W. Johnson, Jr
South Fourth St
Youngwood
Hill
Johnson
Robert L. Wiggins
Shelocta RD
West Lebanon
Dog Feud Ends In Man's Death
CHICAGO AP Milton Klinka 67 and Richard Reynolds 21 quarreled over Klinka s dog. They met in a North Side apartment building. Klinka claimed Reynolds taunted him then urged him to shoot. Klinka fired killing Reynolds. he is held without charge.
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Chicago
Milton Klinka
Richard Reynolds
Klinka
North Side
Reynolds
Hei
Tragedy in Copake: Mother Kills Three Children
In Copake New York a mother Theresa Vucetec 30 used an eight inch butcher knife to kill three children aged between 7 weeks and 7 years before wounding herself. The victims Linda 7 adopted and Steven Omantha Zoran 7 weeks. The family, once from Austria, lived in New Rochelle before buying Linden Farm. Police report the mother remains in critical condition at Columbia Memorial Hospital in Hudson. The husband said marital difficulties preceded the tragedy and that his wife had become moody recently.
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N. Y
Linden Farm
Columbia County
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Columbia Memorial Hospital
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Linda
Steven
Omantha
Zoran
United Church Organization
Austria
New Rochelle
Yugoslavia
17 000 mph Airplane Seen In Future
Alexander Kartveli, engineering VP of Republic Aviation, described a Mach 25 aircraft that could reach 17 000 mph and orbit Earth. He said the self flying craft could circle the planet, briefly enter space, and return, and could be built within 10 years.
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San Diego
Calif
Aircraft Industry
Alexander Kartvell
Republic Aviation
Institute of Aeronautical Sciences
San Diego Union
Kartveli
Savings & Trust Bank to open parking lot window service
The Savings & Trust Company of Indiana announces a new parking lot window service at the rear of its bank building, beginning Friday August 6. It will handle deposits, check cashing, loan payments, and other transactions during 9 am to 3 pm weekdays and until noon Saturdays, with free parking for customers. This first Indiana bank to offer such service marks a step in modernization plans.
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H. T. Rankin
Savings &Trust Company of Indiana
Indiana Bank
Rankin
480 000 Mile Conversation Across Moon Link
Two scientists in New Jersey and California demonstrated a two way moon bounce radio link linking Earth to the Moon. Signals traveled 240000 miles each way with a five to six second round trip and showcased a Belt telephony plan with space satellites.
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Holmdel
N. J
New Jersey
California
Walter K. Victor
California Institute of Technology
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Goldstone
Calif
Victor
Jakes
Federal
Communiications Commission
Moon
Atlantic
Clerk Invites Crooks Inside Crooks Rob Jewelry Shop
In SAN FERNANDO California Joseph Judy Sr. a 25 year old salesman at a local jewelry store saw two men peering in and invited them inside. They entered and robbed the shop of diamonds valued at 3000 dollars and 100 dollars in cash.
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San Fernando
Calif
Joseph Judy Sr
To Avert Katanga Trouble
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold sent Ralph Bunche to Elisabethville Katanga to ease secession tensions while UN plans to deploy units Saturday proceed despite Tshombe warning of resistance. A multinational task force stands by as Katanga mobilizes troops.
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U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Katanga
WU. N
Tshombe
Nike-Birdied
Belgia
New Dairy Item Price Set By Pa
Pennsylvania will sell a new low butterfat dairy product in the Pittsburgh area starting August 10 after final approval by the State Milk Control Commission. Price points include 43 cents per half gallon in stores, 45 cents if vitamins A and D are added, with April through July reductions to 41 and 43 cents respectively. Home delivery adds three cents per half gallon. The product’s butterfat ranges 1.73 to 2.25 percent. Each carton must bear the label low fat milk product. A special low fat meeting is scheduled for August 6.
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Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
State Milk Control Commission
Pennsylvania
Steelers Beat Argonauts In Sharp Victory
Pittsburgh Steelers defeated Toronto yesterday in a decisive clash reported across sport pages. Bruce Bossat comments on the session of CONUS politics, with mentions of hospital updates and editorial notes.
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