Democrats Debate Farm Aid Plank At National Platform Meeting
Platform drafters in Los Angeles began work on the Democratic Party platform with a clash over farm aid. President Shuman of the American Farm Bureau urged abandoning federal crop controls and price supports, while Congress earlier split over boosting wheat guarantees. The 104-member committee will also tackle civil rights, foreign policy, health care, education, minimum wage, growth, housing, and rural distress in the platform. Gov Herschel Loveless of Iowa heads a farm advisory group backing wartime price supports and controls, joined by former agriculture secretaries Wickard and Brannan.
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Los Angeles
Democratic National
Resolutions Committee
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
Eisenhower
Platform Committee
Democratic Farm Advisory
Herschel Loveless
Iowa
Agriculture
Claude R. Wickard
Charles F. Brannan
Closing Night Standings From 16th American Legion Horse Show
The 16th annual American Legion Horse Show at the 4 H Fairgrounds lists final placings by horse, rider, and owner across events including pony roadster, fine harness, parade stake, walking horse amateur, ladies three gaited, parade pony, and roadster stake. Notable entries include Dandy with Bill Peppard and Tim Peppard, and The Lemon Drop Kid with Forrest Gibson, among many scores and owners.
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American Legion
Dandy
Bill Peppard
Tim Peppard
Wichita
Zipper
Glen I. Henrichsen
Glen EK
Henrichsen
Lecompton
C-Cody
Tom Kay
George Alexander
Lawrence
Apache Joe
Dale Barnard
Cocoa
Harold Reusch Jr
Jondora
Fine Harness
Lemon Drop Kid
Forrest Gibson
Sunnyslope Falls
Scott City
Indiana Gem
Ray Libby
Mtr
W. J. Cleland
Walkeeney
Myrtle
Sugaty
M. O. Huff
K. C. Mo
Captain Cook
Harold Adams
Virginia Harris
Linda Lou
Pon' Utz
Wallard
Coa
Richmond
ATO
Cedar Creek Pride
Buck Henson
Cedar Creek Stables
Lee's Summit
Technicolor
Ll. C
S. Jawing
Raytown
Sandman
Ie. Shores
Newcomer
Shores
Roger Shores
White Ridge Farm
Shot
Yon Catheart
Don Cathcart
Salina
E Sharp
Ray Wibby
Wakeeney
Herman Affalter
Peery Falk
Prairie Village
Jon W. Brand
Ralph Snyder
Brandview Stables
Edgar Weil
Edgar Well
Herbert Jeans
Parkade Drive-In Theater
Columbia
Missouri
Beth Serel
Topeka
Fairlawn Maverick
Ticki Loebsack
Fairlawn _ Farms
Peggy Falk
Pergy Falk
Dawn Aflame
Mrs. Greorge Harris
John Harris
Parade Pony
Janet Hertzog
Janet Hertyox
Monsieur Maintenant
Tom Green
Tom Swearingen
Vickie
Jeannis Muir
Muir Drugs
Lexington
Janet Presley
van Meter Farms
Corder
Lita
Bussey
Sofia
Omaha
Neb
Chinchilla
Hugh Walker
Walker
Clinton
Sovereign Blees
Jack Jones
Marion Ford
Carrolton
Denmark
Genius
Anus Bain
Bainridge Stables
Stilwell
Delight
T Desire
C. G. Grove
Shirlee Gott
Miss Jewel
Jim Babb
Charles Brown
Joplin
Sun's Daughter
Ray Green
Lloyd Murphy
K._C. Mo
Queen's Midnight
Erven Schroeder
Sedalia
Top Secret
Dwight Hellibridle
Dwight Hellibridge
Conrad
Iowa
Duck River Sun
Hugh Robinson
Roadster Stake
Air Liner
Ozzie Osborn
W. EK. Osborn
Belton
Spud English
Boone Owens
Lee’s Summit
Scot. Mac
R. C. McCarty
R.C. McCarty
Grandview
Little General
Johnny R. D
Shawree
Friar Tuck
Linda Goll
Blackjack
Daryl Richardson
Tel Richardson Insurance Agency
Trigger
Jan Murphree
Man Admits Stabbing Marine in Oceanside Shooting
Oceanside police say Aristo G. Torres 18 admitted fatally stabbing Pvt. Dennis Virgil Parker 21 of Portland Ore after Parker and a friend tried to pick up Torres girlfriend. The incident occurred Monday as Torres and companions confronted the pair.
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Oceanside
Calif
Aristo G. Torres
Palice
Torres
Pvt
Dennis Virgil Parker
Portland
Ore
Ticker Tape Set for Monarch in New York Jazz Night
King Bhumibol of Thailand and Benny Goodman joined at Gov Rockefeller's Pocantico Hills estate for a 95 guest dinner and hour and half jazz encore. Queen Sirikit accompanied as the royal party began a four day stay in New York after Washington.
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New York
Thailand
Tootled
Nelson A. Rockefeller
King Bhumibol
Benny Goodman
Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
Westchester County
Sirikit
Washington
Slough Home Bought by KU Graduates Brown Family
Mr and Mrs Ralph Brown of Johnstown Pa purchase the Slough residence at 9 Westwood Rd after Slough resigns as dean of the Kansas University law school. The Browns, KU alumni, plan to move July 15. Brown directs a district for McCory McLelland Corp with Kansas Missouri and Iowa.
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Ralph Brown
Johnstown
M. C. Slough
Westwood Rd
Slough
Kansas University Law School
Brown
McCory-McLelland Corp
Kansas
Missouri
Towa
Kansas City
Don Dixon
Nellie Dixon
West 6Th St
Max Startup
M. R. Gill Agency
Subcommittee urges federal aid for delinquency training
A Senate subcommittee urged federal funding to train personnel for juvenile delinquency programs and called for more state and local money. The 10 to 17 age group saw delinquency referrals rise 175 percent from 1948 to 1958, while overall youth numbers grew 35 percent.
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Washington
Senate
Bevan Grows Weaker In London Medical Bulletin
A medical bulletin in London reports Aneurin Bevan the Labour deputy leader is growing steadily weaker due to illness. The update notes his condition has deteriorated, with officials providing no forecast for recovery or public appearances.
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London
Aneurin Bevan
Britain
Labor Party
Britain Demands Return of Suba Shell Oil Refinery
London protests Cuba's seizure of the Suba refinery owned by Shell International and seeks restoration to Shell operations. Britain warns of legal rights if Havana does not comply and notes ongoing consultations with the United States and other nations.
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London
Britain
Fidel Castro
Shell
Suba
Stanley Fordham
Foreign Ministry
Havana
Cuba
Shell International
Foreign Office
Fordham
Herbert Stanley Marchant
United States
Netherlands
Texaco
Knutson Plans Comeback Bid For Congress Seat
Coya Knutson announces she will run again for Minnesota's congressional seat lost two years earlier after the "Coya, come home" campaign. She blames the big lie technique for her 1958 defeat to Republican Odin Langen and says the letter from her husband urged resignation was political foe inspired.
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Okleee
Minn
Coya Knutson
Minnesota
Coya
Okloe
Knutson
Odin Langen
Khrushchev warns of new Anschluss during Austrian trip
In Salzburg Khrushchev repeats threats to end Austrian neutrality and hints at separate peace with East Germany if the West blocks a peace treaty with both German states. He portrays Austrians as vulnerable to a revived German domination while mixing stern warnings with lighthearted travel anecdotes.
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Salzburg
Austria
Nikita Khrushchev
West Germany
Lederhosen
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Hitler
Germany
East Germany
Eisenhower
Konrad Adenauer
Newspapers Rise To Daily Record
Chicago report shows U S and Canadian daily newspaper circulation hit a record 63,534,551 copies per issue in the six months to March 31 1960. Sunday totals reached 50,427,164, with both metrics up 16 percent from 1959.
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Chicago
United States
Canada
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Cooperative Association of Publishers and Advertisers
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Edna Ferber
Sunset
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Bing Crosby
Debbie Reynolds
Doris Day
Jane
Walt Disney
Darby O’gill
Marilyn Tony Curtis
Jack Lemmon
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