Reds Face Off At Peiping Labor Conference Rift Widens
A West European Communist reported stormy scenes between Soviet and Chinese leaders at a Peiping labor conference. Khrushchev’s peaceful coexistence was condemned by Chinese Reds. Chou En-lai warned capitalism would not survive another war. Soviet leader Solovodhov warned the Soviets would leave if tone persisted. A Chinese plane finally ferried the Soviet delegation home.
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Stockholm
Peiping
Asia
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Lenin
Chou En-lai
Chou
Solovodhov
Chinese Congress Secretariat
Solovodov
Siberian
Irkutsk
Kefauver Wins Tennessee Senate Primary By Landslide
Senator Estes Kefauver captured a decisive third term in the Tennessee Democratic primary with about 65 percent of the vote, defeating segregationist candidate Judge Andrew T. Taylor. With 2381 precincts reporting, Kefauver led from the start and framed the victory as support for his liberal civil rights stance and national leadership.
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Estes Kefauver
Nashville
Andrew Taylor
Tennessee
Nashville, Tenn
Andrew T. Taylor
Kefauver
Taylor
Senate
Pat Sutton
South
John F. Kennedy
Fatal poisoning hits three children in Dania
In Dania Florida three Negro children Dorothy May four Marilyn Juanita nine and Charles eleven died after a lethal luncheon of guava fruit pancake flour onion spice and roach powder tainted with parathion prepared by 12 year old Ernest Nuby Jr Deputy Sheriff Jim Spears said the boy did not understand the danger Coroners termed the deaths accidental Two other children Alan six and Sharon eleven survived after medical care The parents left Ernest in charge before leaving for work
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Dania
Ela
Ernest Nuby Jr
Jim Spears
Ernest
Dorothy May
Marilyn Juanita
Charles
Warm and Wet Weekend Forecast in Miami Valley
The Miami Valley expects warm and humid conditions with scattered showers today and tonight. Highs near 90 Saturday with mostly fair weather and continued heat, while Middletown reports a high of 38 yesterday and a low of 68 this morning.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Woman who asks advice from a man often ignores it
A witty observation notes that a woman wise enough to seek a man's advice is rarely foolish enough to follow it, framing the interaction as a humorous social critique.
Cincinnati High School Knife Attack Involving Student
Police hunted a Black youth about 18 after a girl, Virginia Westerbeck 18, was found in Central High School with a 41 inch fishing knife protruding from her abdomen. She said she was forced into a lavatory at knifepoint and injured. Detectives questioned seven youths, six released.
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Cincinnati
Virginia Westerbeck
Central High School
Nixon pledges U S support for freedom abroad in Honolulu
In Honolulu Nixon declared the United States will back free nations and build military strength beyond potential adversaries. He urged firm diplomacy to lower tensions and promised to stand with freedom’s forces as he wrapped a two day Hawaii swing before returning to the mainland with Mrs Nixon.
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Honolulu
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Nixon
U. S
Nixon Signals Role as Diplomatic Commander in Hawaii Speech
On his final day in Hawaii Nixon pledged that if elected he would head U.S. diplomatic forces. In a farewell speech at an open air concert bow in Honolulu he warned the nation’s greatest danger lies in loss of freedom.
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Hawaii
Nixon
U.S
Honolulu
Teach Him A Lesson Child Chained To Bed In Texas
Sheriff officers found a six year old boy chained to an iron bed in his Austin home. Parents gave conflicting stories with the boy claiming he had been chained all his life and parents insisting it was only months as a lesson. The child was taken to County Juvenile Home to decide if he becomes a state ward.
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Austin, Tex
T. O. Lang
County Juvenile Home
ILWU Leader Suggests Hawaii Electoral Votes for Nixon
Honolulu AP reports Jack Hall Hawaii regional director of the ILWU says the union could deliver Hawaii's three electoral votes to Vice President Richard Nixon. Hall claims the ILWU represents 30,000 votes, with 25,000 members plus 5,000 influenced by member wishes. Harry Bridges is ILWU president.
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Honolulu
Jack Hall
Hawaii
International Longshoremen’s & Warehousemen’s Union
Richard M. Nixon
Hall
Harry Bridges
ILWU
Leader Urges UN Strengthening and Regional Peace Bodies
The speaker advocates boosting the United Nations as a peacekeeping force and creating regional international organizations. He urges using technical assistance foreign loans and grants as ideological tools to advance peaceful aims worldwide.
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United Nations
No Nuclear Weapons Aboard Grayback Submarine
The U S embassy in Tokyo assures Japan that the guided missile submarine Grayback now at Yokosuka for repairs carries no nuclear weapon on board.
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Tokyo
U. S
Yokosuka
Khrushchev Seeks Summit Talks on Disarmament and Germany
Moscow Premier Khrushchev told Prime Minister Macmillan he wants a summit to discuss disarmament, a nuclear test, and Germany’s future the basic problems of our times. He noted such a meeting is unlikely before the U S elections in November.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Pime
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Germany
Bunche Returns To Leopoldville Amid Katanga Stand
A 20 man advance guard of technicians barred from entering Katanga as U N soldiers. Bunche, top Congo troubleshooter, urged entry. Katanga Premier Tshombe refused to allow UN patrols citing sovereignty. Bunche reported to Hammarskjold after failed talks.
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Katanga
Elisabethville, the Congo
U.N
Ralph J. Bunche
Bunche
Mlana
Congo
Dag Hammarskjold
Tshombe
Leopoldville
Hammarskjold
Godefroid Munongo
Munongo
U. N
Central Congo
Security Council
Kennedy Visits New York City for Ethnic Press Talks
Senator John F. Kennedy flies to New York to meet editors of ethnic newspapers and to dine with Time and Life editors. The trip includes scheduled discussions with West Germany’s Secretary of State Eckhart at the Kennedy residence, seeking insight on Free World issues. Eckhart represents Chancellor Adenauer.
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Hyannisport
Mass
John F. Kennedy
New York City
Time
Life
Annesles
Imeifad
Dalian
Uae
West Germany
Park Avenue
Kennedy
von Eckhart
Free World
West Berlin
United States
Konrad Adenauer
DiSalle Frees Condemned Cincinnati Slayer Nelson
Governor Michael V. DiSalle commuted Huston Nelson 18 from a death sentence to life in prison hours before scheduled execution. The Pardon and Parole Commission had recommended the clemency, citing justice and public welfare. Nelson and accomplice Charles Bell, both from Cincinnati, are now serving life terms for the fatal 1959 drug store holdup shooting of Bernice Wilson.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Huston Nelson
Cincinnati
Nelson
Pardon and Parole Commission
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
Charles Bell
Bernice Wilson
Cincinati
Bell
Kennedy Seeks Backing From Poles Italians And Others
Kennedy plans a one day New York visit to appeal to nationality groups including Poles and Italians while criticizing immigration laws and U S policy toward Eastern Europe. He will end the trip with a call on Abe Feinberg a longtime Democratic ally and Kayser Roth board chairman. Kennedy says the visit is not a fund raising trip and that Feinberg invited him.
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Kennedy
Europe
New York
Jon
Abe Feinberg
Feinberg
Kayser-Roth Corp
Kennedy Plans Midwest Farm Belt Outreach and Policy Group
Kennedy launches a major push in the Midwest farm belt to counter GOP attacks. He calls a 12 state conference of farm leaders for August 21 and says he and running mate Lyndon B. Johnson will attend. He forms a national policy committee on agricultural progress headed by Iowa Governor Herschel C. Loveless to guide farm policy.
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Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
National Policy Committee On Agricultural Progress
Herschel C. Loveless
Iowa
Rescue Haunts Final Moments as Teen Dies in Elevator Fire
Philip Reeves, 17, of Cotton Valley La died from burns after twin explosions ripped through a Brownfield grain elevator July 19. Five others perished or later died from burns in the blaze as a Reese Air Force Base helicopter hovered and pulled Reeves from a window 230 feet above ground. He cried for help for more than two hours before he was plucked to safety.
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Brownfield
Tex
Philip Reeves
Cotton Valley
West Texas
Reeves
Reese Air Force Base
Lubbock, Tex
Donald Ethington
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