GOP Opposition To Lodge Grows
CHICAGO AP conservative Republicans echo the 1952 Taft Eisenhower fight as opposition builds to Henry Cabot Lodge Jr on the GOP vice presidential list. Lodge, UN ambassador, is reportedly high on Nixon's short list, with Taft loyalists mobilizing to block him amid concerns over internationalist views and Midland state dynamics.
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Chicago
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Lodge
United Nations
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Rep
B. Carroll Reece
Tennessee
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Reece
Taft
Origiin
Texas
Eisenhower
Ralph F. Gates
Indiana
John T. Diederich
Kentucky
Lhruston B. Morton
Diederich
Morton
Nude Cuban Goes Free
Judge Rod ney Weiss condemned the night arrest as reprehensible and barbaric and dismissed charges against stripper Clarise Anniell. The city plans to appeal. Anniell, 27, was dragged from a nightclub by three detectives while nude, then jailed briefly in a cell before accepting clothing.
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ST. Louis
Rodney Weiss
Clarise Anniell
Clarise
Stratton Calls for Open Convention Pick for Nixon VP
Illinois Governor William G Stratton told a news conference that there should be an open convention choice for Nixon s running mate. He urged a Middle Western candidate for second place to balance the ticket.
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William G. Stratton
Illinois
Nixon
Stratton
Judge Knows He's Hooked
Mrs. Maxine Kimball pleaded guilty to speeding forty in a thirty zone in Tucson Arizona. Magistrate William F Kimball her husband paid the ten dollar fine and quipped that she would just take it from grocery money.
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Tucson. Ariz
Maxine Kimball
William F. Kimball
Weekend Showers Possible In Miami Valley
The forecast indicates hot air from the south bringing a few showers Saturday in the Miami Valley. Tonight will be fair and warm with a low near 68. Saturday is partly cloudy and warm with scattered showers likely, followed by cooler weather Sunday. Middletown top temperature yesterday was 84 at 5 pm and a low of 58 at 6 am.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Get Troops Out Of Congo UN Tells Belgians Again
The Soviet Union goes before the United Nations Security Council to denounce what it calls U S aggression. Washington vows a tough, swift response as Eisenhower orders retaliation and Lodge prepares a strong U N reply. The Barents Sea RB-47 incident is cited as provocation with Soviet claims of espionage.
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United Nations, N.Y
Soviet Union
U.N. Security Council
United States
Eisenhower
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Washington
Hopkins to appeal Klumpp sentence to Supreme Court
Atty William F Hopkins plans to carry the appeal of Edythe Klumpp from her execution sentence to the U S Supreme Court within ten days Three Troy Ohio relatives were killed in Michigan after a station wagon was crushed by a heavily loaded truck near Homer A Soviet diplomat Petr Y Ezhov was ordered expelled from the United States for spying including collecting aerial photographs
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William F. Hopkins
Edythe Klumpp
U.S. Supreme Court
Homer, Mich
Troy
Ohio
Here
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United States
Petr Y. Ezhov
Herter Says Castro Not Worried by Soviet Pact
In Havana European diplomats dispute Secretary of State Herter's claim that Fidel Castro's regime is not anxious about Moscow's pledge to defend Cuba. No evidence supports his view. The same dispatch notes Cuba seizing three mills owned by the Cuban American Sugar Mill Co.
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Havana
Cuba
Christian A. Herter
Fidel Castro
United States
Herter
Cuban American Sugar Mill Co
U S Ship Stopped by Soviets Near Kurile Islands
The Ocean Eva, a 10,370 ton American freighter carrying wheat from Portland to India, was halted July 7 by a Soviet patrol vessel about 35 miles from the Kurile Islands. Captain J J Ruskin of the Bronx reported the incident in a letter to his wife Naomi. The Soviet ship appeared armed and the event was noted by admiralty lawyers as a possible international law violation.
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North Pacific
Soviet Kurile Islands
Portland
Ore
India
J. J. Buskin F
The
Bronx
Naomi
Toronto
U. S
Nathan Phillips
Diplomat comments on Soviet pledge as spontaneous
A diplomat said the view remains unstated and advised against revelation. Herter noted the belief that the Soviet military pledge was spontaneous and unsolicited. Observers observed Cuban references to the Kremlin act as spontaneous yet welcomed by many.
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Herter
Kremlin
U.N. Security Council Presses Congo Pullout Deadline
The United Nations Security Council urged Belgium to withdraw its troops from the Congo and transfer to the new U.N. force. Soviet deputy foreign minister Kuznetsov resisted pressure to set a fixed deadline and affirmed Moscow’s pledge to assist in halting what it calls aggression. Belgian Foreign Minister Vigny said withdrawal began in Leopoldville and stressed Congolese self determination under Belgian law. The council reaffirmed the July 14 resolution backing the UN force and warned members not to undermine Congo’s territorial integrity.
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United States
Soviet Union
Barents Sea
United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Security Council
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U.N
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New
African Republic
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U. N
Katanga
Pierre Vigny
United Nations
Leopoldville
Wigny
U. S
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Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
United States vows to bar unasked Congo troops
In remarks to the council Lodge repeated his earlier pledge that the United States would do whatever is necessary to bar any troops from the Congo that the United Nations has not requested. A female official warned that the statement still stands and would guide policy.
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United States
Congo
U. N
King Olav V Frees Coffee for Oslo’s Aged
In Oslo the king will give free coffee to elderly residents. The gift comes from Brazilian growers who donated three tons of beans via the Coffee Institute of Brazil. Olav V decided the beans would be distributed to Oslo’s aged citizens.
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Norway
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Olav V
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Lumumba thanks UN and rejects Soviet aid request
Premier Patrice Lumumba, aboard a Congo visit, thanked the United Nations for swift action and said Soviet military aid is no longer needed. He urged Belgian withdrawal and demanded the expulsion of Belgian Ambassador van den Bosch, while noting Katanga’s status and Congo base evacuations. He plans to travel to New York for UN talks aboard a plane furnished by Ghana's Kwame Nkrumah.
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Leopold Ville
the Congo
Patrice Lumumba
United Nations
Congo
New York
Security Council
Belgium
Lumumba
Jean van den Bosch
Soviet Union
Dag Hammarskjold
Katanga
Kamina
Kitona
Chuckle on leisure and keeping others from using it
A witty remark contrasts leisure with sharing time, noting the real problem is preventing others from using one’s free moments. The joke implies social awareness of boundaries and personal time.
West fires devastate forests and homes across nine states
Fires rage from British Columbia to Mexico as hundreds of blazes destroy forests watersheds and thousands of acres. Idaho Oregon California and Utah face major disasters with arson probes and FBI help. Los Angeles County declares a disaster as hundreds of firefighters battle hot dry winds.
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