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Beauteous Miss Universe Final Sparks Cosmetic Pageant Debate
The Miss Universe finals in Miami Beach this Saturday cap a week of cheesecake competition focusing on face and figure with hints of poise and charm. Historical notes recall past misfires such as disqualifications over marriage and age infractions, including Miss Leona Gage and Miss Costa Rica.
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Tibet and Red China Clash Over Tibetan Border Move
The article notes China sent troops into a border zone with Nepal on June 28 to suppress a Tibetan revolt. It covers the staged border demarcation, Nepalese concerns, and prior Chinese actions in Tibet since 1950, including the Dalai Lama's flight to India and the Panchen Lama's rise. It cites UN action in 1959 and refugee estimates across Nepal and India.
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Humphrey as Kennedy running mate eyed by aides
Kennedy advisers weigh Minnesota senator Hubert Humphrey for vice president as a likely ticket partner, aiming to balance the ticket with a Midwest Protestant, farm appeal, and strong convention votes. Humphrey signals willingness to accept, aided by Freeman’s public backing. Castro plan targets U.S. students for summer communelike programs in Cuba with discounted travel.
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Scout Honours and Radio Contest At Camp Hook and WKRC
Two years ago on Sunday July 7, 1940 Tennyson Williams received a Life Scout Award during a Court of Honor at Camp Hook. Charles Combs, 13, of Middletown, won a seven week voice training course at Rosedale Academy in an amateur contest on WKRC Cincinnati. William Gibson of 612 14th Ave won first place in the open competition.
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Johnson strengthens bid with experience theme in Kennedy race
In Washington, Lyndon Johnson paints himself as more experienced in world affairs than rivals, arguing that post Paris conference realities require steady leadership. He warns of Communist threats and predicts a tough future, urging continuation of strong American leadership without partisan attacks.
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Senators Abroad on Break Sparks Parodies and Pokes
Washington column notes senators fled town for a five week recess sparking jokes about debate stalls. Proxmire Johnson and Dirksen are cited with wit as Fulbright Aiken Monroney Lausche and Jordan exchange jabs about adjournment and elections.
Saucers or pie in the sky spark myths in Spain sighting
Reportedly astronomers observe a triangle object crossing the sky, with varied local reactions. Zadok Dimkopf parries the saucer notion as a pie in the sky joke while Grandpappy Jenkins jokes about spring housecleaning debts. An old-auto museum of pre 1914 gas buggies opens at a French chateau. Spring football practice brings coach optimism and no danger of an effigy.
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The Nixon Kennedy nominating talk unsettles the bandwagon
Paul Harvey questions the certainty of Nixon and Kennedy outcomes at the convention. He notes gamblers' odds, possible coalitions including a Symington pairing, and a rival bloc that could stall Kennedy with a compromise ticket. He cautions against press steamrollering every alternative.
Kennedy and Johnson Hard Lines on No 2 Spot
The Democratic contenders John F Kennedy and Lyndon B Johnson face the vice presidency question at the Los Angeles convention. Kennedy rejects any second spot while Johnson leaves the door open. Johnson aims for the presidential nomination, noting his Senate leadership. Kennedy asserts he will not accept second prize under any conditions.
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Estrellita Horoscope for Tomorrow and Birthday Guidance
The Full Moon in Capricorn may bring confusing situations tomorrow but staying open helps. Focus on harmony in business and personal relationships and manage expectations in social and romantic matters. For birthdays tomorrow, apply accrued knowledge since 1960 to handle difficult people, plan constructive work, and avoid extravagance while laying a steady path for 1961 with favorable periods in August October and early December. A born child will be highly sympathetic but sensitive to criticism.
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