Kennedy Faces 660 Delegates In Primary Ballot Survey
A two week Newspaper Enterprise survey finds Sen. John F Kennedy could reach about 660 first ballot votes at the Democratic convention, with roughly half firmly committed. Johnson Symington and Stevenson backers warn of potential blockades as states across New England Middle Atlantic Midwest and West gauge Kennedy support and alternatives.
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Stuart Symington
Preas
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Middle Atlantic Zone
Midwest
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Virgin Islands
Puerto Rico
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Kenney
George Docking
Kansas
Herschel Loveless
Town
Symington
New Jersey
Robert B. Meyner
Meyner
California
Edmund G. Brown
Stevenson
Minnesota
Hubert Humphrey
Washington
Nea
Soviet Union
Defense
Naval Air
San Diego
Calif
Defense Department
Johnson-Symington
Johnson
Delibe
Egates
Illinois
Michigan
West
Listic
Massachusetts
Photos and politics mix in decade of speculation
The piece surveys 1960 presidential dynamics with Kennedy Symington and Stevenson support across New Jersey California and Minnesota. It discusses how primary results and potential delegate shifts may reshape the race, aided by photo interpretation and U S defense surveillance insights into Soviet capabilities.
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Department of Defense
U.S
Tennessee Girl Wins Majorette Contest
Martha Austin of Memphis, Tennessee, crowned senior Miss Missouri Majorette at Monett baton twirling event. Kathleen Smith of Tulsa won junior title. Auduchon Twirling Corps of St. Louis led team twirling. Contest drew 275 entrants from 14 states and nine teams.
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Martha ‘Austin
Memphis
Tenn
Pauling to Appear Before Probers
Nobel chemist Linus Pauling says he will testify under subpoena before the Senate Internal Security subcommittee in Washington. He says the subpoena asks about knowledge of Communist participation in or support of anti nuclear testing campaigns and related activities. Pauling notes affidavits stating he has never been a Communist and he is a chemistry professor at Caltech.
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Indiana Woman Dies After Auto Crash
A South Bend Indiana woman, Mrs. Ruby Frohler, 51, who was injured in a crash on U. 8S Highway 66 near Gray Summit last Sunday, died Saturday at St. Francis Hospital in Washington Missouri. Her husband, Theodore Frohler, 52, and the other driver, Robert L. Brown, 22, of Valley Park, Missouri, remain hospitalized.
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Nixon to Keynote National Jaycee Meet in St Louis
Vice President Richard M Nixon will keynote the 40th National Junior Chamber of Commerce convention in St Louis as officers are elected Thursday. The three presidential candidates are Morgan Doughton Tom Ruffin and Howard By. A memorial for Henry Giessenbier Jr founder of the Jaycees in 1920 was held Sunday. A Parade of States led by Miss America Lynda Lee Meade is scheduled for Wednesday. The convention ends Thursday night.
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Richard M. Nixon
National Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Lemoyne
Tom Ruffin
Shreveport
Howard
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Henry Giessenbier Jr
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Jaycees
Lynda Lee Meade
Summit Barbecue set to feed 2000 visitors at June 25 event
Summit Civic Assn plans the annual barbecue to raise funds for Holt Summit Greenway Park. About 125 residents prepare for 25 lambs, 100 chickens and 1,500 hot dogs at a pit touted as the largest in the state. Pony rides and a park baseball game are planned, with rain venue in Summit High School. Dick Dunn chairs the committee and TV interview on KRCG-TV will relay full details.
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Uproar in Presidential Race Drowns Sympathy for Eisenhower
James Marlow reports that the 1960 race looms as an issue of Eisenhower leadership as Democrats including John F. Kennedy press for new governance. The piece notes September turmoil from Far East crises, the U2 incident, and doubts about U.S. events in Japan and Okinawa shaping public mood.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Tokyo
Japan
Okinawa
Siow
United States
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Nikita Khrushchev
Europe
Africa
Asia
Far East
Freedomland opens in Bronx amid crowds and chaos
Freedomland amusement park in the Bronx opened to 61,300 visitors despite heavy turnout. The sprawling 205 acre site, designed to resemble the United States, drew praise and complaints as concessions ran low. Officials say it aims to attract two million visitors this season.
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United States
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C. V. Wood Jr
Disneyland
International Recreation Corp
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Ted) Raynor
Peter de Met
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Tokyo
Okin
Nobusuke Kishi
Eisenhower
Kishi
U.S. Senate
No Decision on Frisco Passenger Service Request
CAPE GIRARDEAU Missouri AP No decision was announced at the four day ICC hearing on Frisco Railroad’s bid to discontinue passenger service between St Louis and Memphis ICC Examiner Lester Conley said a ruling would come by August 28 the deadline on Frisco’s application
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Lester Conley
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