Californians See Three Senators in Presidential Push
Three U S senators Stuart Symington Lyndon Johnson and John F Kennedy visit Los Angeles for a day of news conferences private meetings and a $100 dinner honoring Gov Brown The GOP counters with a Nixon taped message and a get out the vote dinner in Buena Park Nevada backs Kennedy over Johnson in a delegation vote Alabama runs runoff for presidential electors while Texas Republicans nominate rivals and North Carolina eyes a June 25 gubernatorial primary Sanford leads in the first North Carolina primary with Lake challenging on segregation and spending plans
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California
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Los Angeles
Edmond G. Brown
Symington
Johnson
Kennedy
Gov. Brown
Richard M. Nixon
Buena Park
Calif
Nevada
Reno
Nixon
Herbert Klein
Murray Chotiner
Chotiner
Senate
Alphonzo Bell
Congress
Klein
16Th
Congressional District
Alabama
National Democratic Party
South
Ie Party
Democratic Party
Jack Porter
America
United States
Porter
John G. Tower
Midwestern University
Sen
William M. Steger
Price Daniel
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
J. Beverly Lake
Sanford
Lake
Poppy Sale Still Enjoys Solid Support Despite Rain
The Alford-Clarke Post 852 VFW and Auxiliary reported a successful Saturday poppy sale despite wet weather. Sale chairmen Mrs. Della Morgan and Le Roy Acridge led the effort with help from volunteers and children selling pop pies on the streets and at the VFW Hall.
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Alford-Clarke Post
Della Morgan
Leroy Acridge
Scaffold collapse at speedway kills two, injures 82
Indianapolis officials open an inquiry into the Memorial Day scaffold disaster at the track. Coroner Roy B. Storms blames management for years of unsafe makeshift towers. Indiana Attorney General Edwin K. Steers will review safety measures for the privately owned facility. Fred H. Linder and William Craig die from neck fractures. Eddie Russo remains in critical condition. Spectators paid 5 to 10 dollars for scaffold seats atop a truck bed. Speedway officials note private owners have long leased and profited from such towers with minimal inspection.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Roy B. Storms
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Edwin K. Steers
Indiana
Torney General
Fred H. Linder
William Craig
Zionsville
Linder
William Shortridge
Gary L. Maynard
Muskegon
Mich
Donald A. Petty
Detroit
Jim Rathmanh
Miami
Eddie Russo
Kansas City
Speedway
Albert W. Bloemker
Korean college students demand ouster of acting president
Nearly 1 000 students protested in Seoul demanding Acting President Huh Chung resign over handling of Syngman Rhee's departure. Taegu rally drew 1 500. rallies recalled April uprising. protesters urged dissolution of the Assembly and blamed the regime for allowing Rhee to flee.
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Korea
Seoul
South Korea
Huh Chung
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
Hawaii
Taegu
Huh
Rem
Tangook Buddhist University
National Assembly
Honolulu
Arest
anti-Rhee Democratic Party
United States
League Backs Economic Fund Support for Mutual Security
The Lawrence League of Women Voters urges full funding of the Mutual Security economic aid for fiscal 1961, backing a $700 million Development Loan Fund and noting the national convention endorsement in St. Louis. Local leader Mrs. H. L. Reedy cites two years of study and quotes the Lawrence report in congressional hearings.
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Lawrence League of Women Voters
Congress
H. L. Reedy
League
St. Louis
U.S
United States
Reedy
Lawrence League
National League
House
Senate
Lawrence
Florida’s Strong Role in Cattle and Produce Production
Florida remains a major cattle state while also ranking among top producers of fruits and vegetables. The state’s agriculture centers on beef and diverse crops, reflecting its climate and growing regions.
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Florida
33 Stops Planned For KABIE Tours Starting June 13
The 1st annual KABIE Kansas Agriculture Business Industry Education Tour, run by the Kansas State Chamber of Commerce, will visit 33 cities in a 2000 mile statewide study tour from June 13 to 25. An air conditioned bus with 30 teachers aboard will inspect points of scenic historical industrial agricultural and educational significance in major towns including Emporia Hays Garden City Dodge City Wichita Pittsburg Kansas City Topeka and more. The tour begins and ends in Emporia with cooperation from the Kansas State Teachers Association and the State Colleges at Emporia Hays and Pittsburg.
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Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
Abilene
Hays
Garden City
Dodge City
Newtorf
Wichita
Coffeyville
Pittsburg
Kansas City
Lawrence
Topeka
Emporia
Manhattan
Enterprise
Salina
Russell
Victoria
Phillipsburg
Colby
Ulysses
Larned
Great Bend
Hutchinson
el Dorado
Winfield
Arkansas City
Independence
Hallowell
Military
Fort Scott
Olathe
Ottawa
Kansas State Teachers Association
Grace Starlin
Newton
Kansas
Leon Decker
State Chamber
Welfare Funds Added to Iron Workers Contract in Kansas City
Iron Workers Local and Builders Assn. approve a five year pact adding a welfare fund of 124 cents per hour starting Jan 1 1963 plus wage increases of 124 cents on April 1 1962 and 1981 and 15 cents in year five. The plan includes hospitalization coverage for members and families and wage protection during illness or injury. Members had been on strike since April 1.
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Kansas City
Iron Workers Local. 10
Builders Assn
William D. Baker
Iron Workers
Baker
Ship canal linking Houston with Gulf extends 57 miles
The canal connecting Houston Texas to the Gulf of Mexico spans 57 miles in length.
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Houston
Tex
Gulf of Mexico
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