Nixon Receives Warm Polish Shrine Welcome
President Nixon is greeted by thousands at Poland's Unknown Soldier tomb amid spontaneous cheers and a heartfelt show of friendship. Crowds chant Long live America as police tighten security and Nixon lays a wreath, later recalling the moment as the greatest reception of his life.
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U. S
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Steel Talks Resume Between Mine Officials and Mitchell Rebuke
In New York AP reports Secretary of Labor James P Mitchell blasted both sides for slow progress in the nationwide steel strike now in its second session since July 15. Mitchell urged serious talks, while industry and United Steelworkers spokesmen defended their positions and denied stalling.
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James P. Mitchell
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Washington
Eisenhower
America
Bandits Burned Victim in Compton Storehold Up
In Compton California two bandits held up a liquor store Sunday. Max Stanman, owner of 15 years in the business, described the robbers as seemingly leisurely. They took cash and liquor and locked him and his partner in the ice box, then urged customers to help themselves, making the incident resemble a holiday. Stanman estimated the loot at about 600.
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Rockefeller Promises 1960 Plans By Nov 1
SAN JUAN Puerto Rico AP Guy Nelson A Rockefeller of New York will decide by Nov 1 based on public opinion polls whether to seek the 1960 Republican presidential nomination. He will announce only if polls show Nixon unlikely to defeat a Democrat. Rockefeller plans no fall decision and hints Dewey advised a fall decision. Nixon’s Soviet trip and poll trends shape Republican strategy while Democratic governors vary in support for Kennedy Smathers Meyner and others maneuver for preferred positions.
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John F. Kennedy
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Florida
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Robers B. Meyner
New Jersey
Street Cave-In Swallows Philadelphia Officer
Philadelphia patrolman Joseph Reiss, 35, was swallowed by a sudden street cave-in in the northeast section. The 43 foot deep, 60 foot long hole opened under him as he checked a reported cave-in at an intersection. Rescue efforts continued with no sign of the officer.
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Memphis Man Heads International Herb Ring Denial
Federal authorities disclosed a million dollar international herb smuggling ring led in the United States by Jae Quong a former Memphis wholesale grocer alias Jae Wilson. Indictments unnamed last April named Quong and relatives in Chicago. Ring headquartered in Memphis prior to a September raid. Herbs shipped from Hong Kong and Red China through Canada and Detroit and sold in San Francisco New York and other cities with Chinese populations. Authorities said the contraband was used for food and medicinal purposes.
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UPI
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Jae Wilson
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U.S
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Joe Wing Fong
Chicago
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Hong Kong
Canada
Detroit
San Francisco
New York
Space Cadet Corps Proposed in House
Washington Congress was urged to set up a space cadet corps to recruit youths for the nation's space effort. Rep Victor L Anfuso proposed a bill to create and charter a space cadet corps to encourage early participation and steer young people toward space sciences and related careers.
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Weather report fragment with scattered notes
Fragmented weather bulletin notes partly cloudy warm humid conditions. Forecast includes afternoon thundershowers and sunrise timing details, with references to distant locations and names that appear garbled.
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Two Men Rescued Off Alaska Glacier After Crash
A helicopter crash on a 5800 foot glacier left three men stranded seven days in near freezing temperatures. Robert Guerroa Sheldon Melvin Guererra survived with sleeping bags and rations while another man, Gilman Dead, died in the wreck. Rescued by a Canadian helicopter crew and Coast Guard transport, they were flown to safety near Juneau.
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World Briefs Shuffle of Names Highlights Cold War Notes
AP reports Vice Admiral Hyman Rickover toured with Vice President Nixon near War saw yet showed no interest in visiting Ricki's birthplace. In New Delhi Communist MPs walked out as government refused to release documents on Kerala ouster. In Baghdad an Iraqi Foreign Ministry spokesman said Iraq would participate in an Arab League technical meeting in Lebanon on Palestine refugees.
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Local Man Receives 20 Year Burglary Sentence
In Spartanburg South Carolina a man was sentenced to twenty years for burglary and related charges. The case involved safecracking and conspiracy. Sentencing occurred Sunday in a case tied to a local establishment and a wider regional inquiry.
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Three Black suspects moved to undisclosed jail in Georgia
In LaGrange, Georgia, three Black men aged 18 to 25 were taken from Troup County jail to an undisclosed facility after allegations of raping two women. Sheriff L W Bailey cited safety concerns from outside groups, not internal tensions, and extra deputies were posted at the jail. The suspects George ANord Jr., Clifford Johnson, and Brannan Epps face possible grand jury indictments, with trial likely at the August circuit court term.
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Desegregation Drive Aims at City Schools
In Nashville the NAACP urges Negro parents to press for broader integration as the third grade moves into all white schools this fall. Superintendent W H Oliver says more Negro pupils will attend desegregated classes after Sept 7 registrations. About 200 eligible students may enroll in integrated schools this year amid a steady desegregation process.
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Eisenhower to Welcome Khrushchev Visit in Fall
President Eisenhower announced plans for a Khrushchev visit this fall with a reciprocal trip by the Soviet leader. He said Khrushchev will spend about 10 days in the United States, including informal conferences in Washington, while Eisenhower would visit the Soviet Union later. No exact dates were provided.
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West Berlin Crisis Fears Rise Ahead of Khrushchev Visit
Geneva AP report notes fears of a new flare in the Berlin crisis as Khrushchev and Eisenhower planned talks. Allies warn a summit move could alter outcomes while negotiations stall. West German and British officials see the visit as a step toward a summit, with core disputes over West Berlin’s status and East German control.
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