Nixon Lines Up With Eisenhower Aid Policy In 1960 Bid
Vice President Nixon aligns with Eisenhower on foreign aid and Poland aid, setting apart from Senate leader Knowland. The piece notes Nixon's momentum toward an Eisenhower Republican image while Knowland contemplates leaving the Senate and possibly running for California governor.
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Jack Bell
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Eisenhower
East Lansing
Mich
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Poland
Senate
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Couple Faces Embezzlement Charges Over Auto Fees
Mount Clemens Michigan after a 15 month chase in three countries Floyd and Mrs Thorpe return to face embezzlement charges totaling about 30000 dollars in state auto license fees. prosecutors say the pair plan to plead guilty.
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Mexico
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Macomb County
Cecil A. Byers
Texas
Pelican Colony Thrives Amid Nevada Desert Waters
One of America’s largest white pelican colonies grows surprisingly in Pyramid Lake Nevada. The site sits in a desert environment with harsh, chemically altered waters, yet the birds flourish in this remote region.
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America
Pyramid Lake
Nev
Veterans may qualify for a second GI loan with sale of home
Veterans who sold their GI homes to take better jobs may now be entitled to a second GI loan under a VA regulation change. The first loan must be paid off, by veteran or new buyer, before obtaining a second loan. Applicants should detail job changes and include employer details and discharge papers if needed.
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ABC Widgit Co
DEF Widgit Co
Three Children Found Dead By Officers
Detroit officers found three children dead after their mother Constance Wheeldon 29 called police claiming she killed them. In a gas filled home Jimmy 4 Deb orah 12 and Diane 6 months old lay dead with two drowning and one suffocation. Her husband George a truck driver was away at the time.
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Johnson Seeks Weekly US Soviet TV Radio Exchanges
Senate leader Lyndon B. Johnson urged open weekly broadcasts between the United States and the Soviet Union. He told a United Jewish Appeal conference that both nations should present their ideas on disarmament and urgent issues to each other’s people via Soviet and American media.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Soviet Russia
United Jewish Appeal
Fire destroys Watson Brothers Transportation HQ in Omaha
A spectacular fire at Watson Brothers Transportation Co. headquarters in Omaha, fed by exploding fuel tanks, destroyed tractors trailers and motors. William Wolfe, executive vice president, estimated losses would exceed one million dollars, with 30 to 40 tractor units 20 to 25 trailers and numerous diesel motors burned along with office equipment.
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Watson Brothers Transportation Co
William Wolfe
Oklahoma Celebrates 50 Years With Tulsarama and Dazzling Tulsa Events
Oklahoma marks its semicentennial with Tulsa hosting Tulsarama beginning June 1 and signs of the state’s birth in 1907. Festivities include Indian dances, rodeos, parades, a time capsule vault with a 1957 car and a nationwide historical pageant detailing Tulsa’s rise from a Creek village to an oil hub.
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