Nixon Considers Rockefeller as 1960 Running Mate
Vice President Nixon says the question of Governor Rockefeller as his No 2 is premature and would be for Rockefeller to decide. Nixon notes Indiana primary results as a boost and aligns with Truman on election day polling. He expects the West Virginia primary to be decisive.
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Hal McClure
NEW York
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson
A. Rockefeller
New Yorker
Rockefeller
Nixon
Albany
Indiana
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Truman
Harry S. Truman
Wash
Sam
West Virginia
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Policeman Indicted On Assault Charge
A Forest Hill police officer, Raymond Nelson, was indicted by a county grand jury on charges of beating sign painter Joe Williams at the Forest Hill station. Williams, hospitalized with head injuries, said he visited the dispatcher earlier and had argued with Nelson. This marks the fourth such grand jury indictment against Forest Hill officers in two years.
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Fort Worth
UPIC
Tarrant County
Forest Hill
Raymond Nelson
Joe Williams
Williams
Nelson
Forest. Hill
Foreign Journals Barred By Turkey
Martial law in parts of Turkey led customs officials in Istanbul to block foreign newspapers and journals. A shipment of English and French political literature has been held since Saturday and NATO officials were arranging for its release amid the foreign ministers conference.
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Istanbul
Turkey
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Christie and husband holiday in Ceylon ruins visit
Agatha Christie and her husband Professor Max Mallowan of London University left Colombo after a yachting and sunning holiday. They toured ancient ruins during their stay in Ceylon.
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Agatha Christie
Max Mallowan
London University
Ceylon
Colombo
New York Times Probe Sparks Birmingham Protest Over Salisbury Pieces
Birmingham civic groups denounce two Harrison Salisbury articles as biased and misleading while The Times defends the reporting. The protest letter accuses the coverage of sensationalism and a false image of Birmingham as a crime ridden city. A Sydney firm forms to offer larger newspaper services for the South Pacific Islands.
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New York
UPI
New York Times
Birmingham
Ala
Harrison Salisbury
William P. Engel
Committee of 100
Mortimer H. Jordan
Birmingham Chamber of Commerce
Times
Turner Catledge
Salisbury
Sydney
Australia
South Pacific Islands
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Israel
Odette Monnikendan
Amsterdam
Paris
Martex
Eddie
Reid & Reid All Co
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Green
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O.L. Slat
Sweetie Pie
U.S. Pat. OF
Alt
Adeline
Lois
Arthur Murray
Capitol
Dansk Designs TO
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