Nixon and Rockefeller Face Dual Hurdles in Campaign
AP analysis notes Vice President Richard Nixon and New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller each carry one strike and one major problem. Nixon must unite conservatives with independents to win the nomination, while Rockefeller must persuade the convention to adopt his liberal-leaning platform if denied the nomination. The piece outlines party dynamics, voter splits, and how Eisenhower’s popularity shapes the race.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Oxford students sing anti Macmillan jibe at Conservative fete
Two Oxford University students Dick Andrews and Ivan Zimmer performed a guitar duet at a Conservative party event. They sang critical verses about Harold Macmillan accusing him of excessive spending on projects, provoking stunned silence from about 600 guests.
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Dick Andrews
Ivan Zimmer
Philip Whitemore
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Three Are Killed In Kansas Wrecks
Three persons die in Kansas crashes on U S 183 near Plainville and U S 160 near Ulysses. Victims include George P. L Esperance Leonard Gerlinger and George MacCaffey. Patricia Ann Percival of Kearney Nebraska is critically injured with two children less seriously hurt.
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Plainville
George P. L’esperance
Leonard Gerlinger
Patricia Ann Percival
Kearney
Neb
George MacCaffey
Ulysses
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Paul Swisher
John A. Smith
Young Ex-Con Has A Dubious Future After Wild Spree
AURORA MO AP A wild spree lands Junior Leroy Theobald 24 in jail. Prosecutor Jack Appelquist opens rape charges and plans another count of rape and assault with intent to kill. Theobald allegedly invaded a farm home, assaulted a farmer’s wife with a rolling pin, disarmed an officer, fired at youths, stole vehicles, and held a family at gunpoint before the spree continued.
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Aurora
Jack Appelquist
Junior Leroy Theobald
Theobald
C. M. Crosby
Carl Koehler
Free Hemex for piles ad promises relief
Thousands suffer from itching and pain seek relief from piles with Hemex ointment. Offer invites a free 78c tube mailed in plain packaging with expiration date July 15 1960 and directs responses to Hemex Dept S 1212 W Washington Blvd Los Angeles 7.
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Los Angeles
Police arrest teen after safety item led to escape
A younger sister retrieved a public safety item and alerted police. Five officers entered the home and found him in bed. The highway patrol says Theo bald recently finished a prison term for a statutory incident.
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Theobald
Junction City Man Elected Kansas Eagles President
Robert S Schonberner of Junction City wins the Kansas presidency of the Fraternal Order of Eagles at the state convention. Other officers include Robert Lathrop Great Bend as vice president and John L Shelton Prairie Village as secretary, with John Blackwell Claflin re-elected treasurer and C O Bain Emporia as ritual conductor. The women’s auxiliary names Mrs May Hoover Manhattan president.
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Robert S. Schonberner
Junction City
Kansas
Order of Eagles
Robert Lathrop
Great Bend
John L. Shelton
Prairie Village
John Blackwell
Clathe
C. O. Bain
Emporia
May Hoover
Manhattan
Pearl Marsh
Fort Scott
Ona Leslie
Kansas City
Estella Cobb
Leavenworth
Minnie Nichols
June Rockwell
Five Students and Adviser Hurt in Topeka Area Crash
A single vehicle rolled off U S 75 north of Topeka injuring five students and a faculty adviser. Driver Don Johnson 20 lost control while glancing back at a bag of taffy cooling in the heat. the car crossed a ditch and hit a telephone pole. Hospitalized in Topeka were DeWayne Alien 25 of Independence Missouri Bill Coward 21 of Pennsauken New Jersey Margie Horn 18 of Kansas City Helen Giert 46 the adviser and Richard Thurston 21 of Warrensburg.
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Independence
Bill Coward
Pennsauken
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Margie Horn
Kansas City
Helen Giert
Don Johnson
Richard Thurston
Warrensburg
Nasser Visits Tito in Yugoslavia for Talks
President Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic arrived in Pula to meet Yugoslav President Josip Broz Tito for high level discussions during his visit.
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Yugoslavia
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Tito
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