Ben-Gurion and Castro Use Public Power Tactics
Two leaders, Ben-Gurion of Israel and Fidel Castro of Cuba, increasingly project power by assuming public authority. Ben-Gurion, aged over seventy, resigned as prime minister but heads a caretaker government while maintaining influence over Israel’s arms industry. Castro says he is still premier after replacing Cuba’s provisional president, keeping his grip on national leadership.
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Ty J. M. Roberts
Associated Press
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Cuba
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Colombia
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Castro
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West Germany
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Phantom Bandit Captured After MovieLike Chase in Mexico
Secret Service wounded the bandit Santiago Reyes Quezada during a rooftop escape in Torreon as police pursued him for robberies and killings. The suspect, linked to several states and a 1956 death, was captured after a daring pursuit.
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Torreon
Mexico
Santiago Reyes Quezada
Secret Service
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Daughters and Wives Help Prepare U S Exhibit in Moscow
Daughters and wives of American diplomats and tourists join Saturday rush to ready the U S exhibit for next Friday’s opening. Ambassador Thompson surveys grounds as packing cases and earthwork move ahead. Nixon to ribbon cut amid security and possible Khrushchev appearance.
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Moscow
Richard M. Nixon
United States Way
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Llewellyn Thompson
Thompson
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Harold McClellan
Andy
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
New York
Youngster Hurt Retrieving Dog Near Monterey High Stadium
Tim Copeland, 10, son of Mr and Mrs Guy Copeland, was released from Methodist Hospital after fractures of both arms from a fall while retrieving a dog from a fenced area by Monterey High School stadium. He fell near the enclosure and was knocked unconscious Sunday evening. a motorist alerted his parents and a passerby helped until help arrived.
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Tim Copeland
Guy Copeland
Methodist Hospital
Monterey High School
Young Copeland
Daniel Condrick
Richard
Copeland
Britain Leads In Ships Under Construction At End Of June
Lloyds Register shows Britain, Japan and West Germany continuing as top shipbuilders with Britain at 2,033,745 tons under construction in June. Italy rises to fourth place as overall global tonnage declines in the second quarter.
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Great Britain
Japan
West Germany
Lloyd's Register of Shipping
Italy
Germany
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Sweden
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France
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Belgium
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Red China
East Germany
Soviet Union
Gen Marshall Remains Seriously Ill at Walter Reed
Six months after two severe strokes Gen George C Marshall lies seriously ill in Walter Reed Army Hospital. Hospital officials said his condition is unchanged at 78 years old. Earlier this year strokes left him nearly helpless and last month Senators paid tribute noting he could read and understand but his speech was impaired.
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Washington
George C. Marshall
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Senate
Marshall
Murder Charge Filed Against Missouri Youth
A first degree murder charge was filed against 19 year old John Crump of Huzzah Missouri for the shooting slayings in Quaker and the later killings of a 17 year old girl and Mrs Barr. Crump and a 14 year old companion attacked the Barr family after the store shooting.
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Quaker
John Crump
Huzzah
Potosi
Washington
Crump
Leonard Barr
Barr
St. Louis
Washington County
Atty
Robert Car
Jonn
Edward Davis
Thomas B. Allen
City's Growth Amazes Former Lubbock Rabbi
Dr. Adolf Philippsborn, former rabbi of Congregation Areth Israel in Lubbock, visits from Colorado Springs and remarks on the city's remarkable growth. He notes Lubbock’s homecoming feel, plans to travel to Vicksburg to resume duties at Temple Chesed, and stays with Alvin Goldstucker.
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Lubbock
Philippsborn
Congregation Areth Israel
Colorado Springs
Burton College and Seminary
Vicksburg
Miss
Temple Chesed
United States
Alvin Goldstucker
St. Goldstucker
Philippstorn
FAA Denies Grounding of 707 Jets
Washington AP report says FAA dismissed likelihood of grounding the Boeing 707 amid landing gear troubles. An FAA spokesman said no plans to ground the plane as Pan Am 707 and American Airlines 707 incidents prompt scrutiny but no decisive action.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Pan American World Airways
Quake Shakes Luzon Island Causes Brief Panic
A moderate earthquake rocked Luzon in the Philippines for about 30 seconds on Sunday with no casualties reported. The tremor prompted brief public concern but no major damage or injuries were documented.
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Luzon
Manila
Philippine
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