Rockefeller Not A Candidate Says He Could Change Plans
Gov Rockefeller, amid a wave of speculation, says he is not a candidate for the Republican nomination but that circumstances could alter his stance. Nixon leads among Republicans while Kennedy tops Democrats in some polls. A letter from Eisenhower is cited as support for preparedness as political currents shift. Also, a hurricane located southeast of Hawaii moves west, about 10 mph.
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Nixon Gets Wild Greeting in a Car Welcome
Reporters describe a spontaneous hero's welcome for Vice President Richard M Nixon with showers of bouquets as crowds surged to cheer him in a rousing display of American support. Khrushchev's Warsaw reception earlier in the month drew far smaller crowds.
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
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Eisenhower
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Invitation to Khrushchev Seen Soon for Washington Visit
United States officials indicate a Khrushchev visit to Washington may be imminent while Vice President Nixon urges inviting the Soviet premier to dispel misconceptions. Ministers rush toward a decision as Geneva talks falter amid East West reunification hopes.
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Washington
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Anti-Plane Missiles Duel At Army Meeting
At a three day gathering of the Association of the U S Army details emerged on the Redeye anti aircraft missile. Described as a World War II style heat seeking weapon it would be deployed with its launcher and propellant warhead system and carried by a single soldier through underbrush to engage aircraft. The Redeye aims at strafing or bombing planes within reach, signaling potential advances for army and marine corps operations and amphibious campaigns.
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Kennedy Ike Split Over Punitive Labor Bill
Kennedy and Eisenhower clashed publicly over a punitive labor reform bill. Kennedy warned that House approval could jeopardize anti racketeering legislation this year, while noting a compromise bill and a separate push by Rep Griffin and Rep Mi would complicate passage in Congress.
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Rockefeller Scion and Norwegian Woman Set to Wed
Kristiansand Norway Sunday reports Steven Rockefeller son of Governor Nelson Rockefeller and a Norwegian girl who once worked as a housemaid confirmed plans to marry. The couple did not set a date though August 22 was floated by a Rasmussen friend.
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Beatniks Fight Back in Venice Clash Over Property Owners
Venice California beatniks and property owners clash as critics demand removal. Reported tension centers on tents and perceived nuisance with beatniks defending street poetry and open expression during altercations over local entertainment licenses.
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One Dead Five Hurt In Gas Explosion In Houma
A gas well explosion in Houma Louisiana left one man dead two missing and five injured. A large fire followed blasting a drilling rig valued at more than 1.5 million dollars. The rig was destroyed as flames shot 300 to 400 feet into the air.
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Senate Budget Talk Drags With $2.415 Billion Plan
A joint conference committee wrestles with how to allocate 2.415 billion dollars for the 1962-64 budget. Tentative figures show 328.6 million from the general revenue fund, with House and Senate members cautioning that final figures and timing remain subject to change as sessions resume after a three day recess.
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Contro Dictionary Blabbermouth Cites Daring Opinion
A satirical glossary entry defines a Blabbermouth as a person who constantly shoots off opinions but never tunes out of ammunition. The note appears in a humor column within the editorials and columns section.
Officer Lost In Street Cave In Philadelphia
The area around a street cave in Philadelphia hindered rescue efforts for Patrolman Joseph Reiss as the earth collapsed. Water from broken mains and a maze of sewers and gas lines jeopardized bystanders and residents for about ten days until city workers halted flows.
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Two Men Die After Separate Vehicle Collisions
In Hockley County near Ropesville on U.S. Highway 62 an AL-year old Latin American man died instantly about 11 15 p m. A second fatality occurred when a second vehicle struck a man in Lubbock. Doles, a Hockley laborer, was arrested in connection with the incidents raising the current traffic death toll to 75 for the period, compared with last year.
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