Brenda All Wet Brings Wide Rain and Gusts Along East Coast
Tropical storm Brenda battered the Atlantic seaboard with 60 to 100 mph gusts and heavy rain. The storm forced gale warnings from North Carolina to Maine, forced the Eisenhowers to delay departure, and dumped up to 13.92 inches in Tampa while causing high tides and yacht threats along coastal regions.
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Boston
Brenda
Seaboard
St. Lawrence Valley
Middle Atlantic States
New York
New England
Hatteras
N. C
Eastport
Mane
Atlantic
Midwest
Michigan
Oklahoma
Eisenhower
Denver
Newport
R. I
New York City
Tampa
Fla
Freak Accident Kills Daytonian on Cumberland River
Clifton Pelfry of Dayton Ohio was killed while water skiing on the Cumberland River near Burnside Island. His brother, driving the boat, reported its gears snapped and when reversed the propeller severed his legs, causing fatal blood loss.
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Somerset
Clifton Pelfry
Dayton
Ohio
Cumberland River
Burnside Island
Pelfry
Nixon Seeks Long Range Farm Surplus Plan
Vice President Richard M. Nixon outlined a three to four year target to curb farm surpluses with a large long term program including indemnity payments. He criticized past piecemeal efforts and warned that using the same tools would worsen the stalemate with Congress.
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Chicago
Richard M. Nixon
Ang
Congress
Johnson In Brief Ohio Stop
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson, Democratic vice presidential nominee, made a brief stop in Cleveland en route to Nashville after meeting with Kennedy in Hyannis Port. He said the campaign has not started and their first task is to finish the people s business, hoping Senate work will be completed by Labor Day with reconvening Aug 8.
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Cleveland
Lyndon B. Johnson
Cleveland Hopkins
Nashville
Johnson
Monticello
Iowa
Kennedy
Senate
Campaign schedule outlined with states to visit
Johnson says the campaign will cover all states and move into Ohio once the schedule is finalized, but he declines to confirm if he will personally appear in Ohio.
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Ohio
Johnson
Some girls who are an armful during courtship become a handful after marriage
A lighthearted quip notes that brides who are lively in courtship often remain spirited after tying the knot, suggesting lasting energy and character in married life.
Day Indianapolis to Cincinnati Freeway Opens to Traffic
The 6 lane U S 25 freeway linking Cincinnati and Dayton will open at 5 PM today, promising shorter travel times and fewer headaches for motorists. Page 23 features interchanges and a photo set. Jim Bishop tracks Nixon’s nomination day in a companion piece on page 10.
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Cincinnati-Dayton
Cincinnati
Dayton
United States
Jim Bishop
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Nixon Plans Farm Program Different From Benson
Vice President Nixon defended a farm plan differing from Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson. He said Benson was left out of a farm confab after a four hour session with lawmakers from farm states. Nixon said the government pressed farmers during the war and now must help them out of that situation.
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Ezra Taft Benson
Nixon
Benson
Nixon outlines farm policy stance and cabinet pick hints
The vice president rejects debates on past mistakes and says he would run for the farmer and the country rather than against Benson. He plans a Midwest speech in September to detail farm policies, hints at a Midwest secretary of agriculture candidate, and compares indemnity payments to wartime contractor reimbursements. He stresses multiple regional farm issues, a multi-year goal for reducing surpluses, and freezing surpluses to stabilize prices while expanding storage for civil defense and famine relief.
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Benson
Nixon
Congress
Midwest
Farm belt Republicans back party platform on farming
The vice president notes Republican farm candidates favor the party platform. The farm plank proposes cutting production and raising prices by retiring land and using price supports. Democratic plank stresses more supports and production controls with payments. The final Republican plank leans toward Nixon’s views over Benson and Bier.
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Nixon
Benson
250 Mile Hike Planned by Portsmouth Scouts
Portsmouth Ohio report: Boy Scouts Troop 15 sponsored by First Christian Church will start a 250 mile hike from Cincinnati to Maumee along the Anthony Wayne Trail. Ten Portsmouth boys and one from Ironton join Scoutmaster Richard Applegate. The trek aims for ten days with light gear. after finishing they will tour 400 miles by road.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Boy Scouts
Troop 15
First Christian Church
Cincinnati
Maumee
Richard Applegate
Ironton
Raul Castro Returns as Cuba Rumors Surface
Maj. Raul Castro Cuban armed forces minister and Fidel Castro’s brother arrived in Havana after a month abroad in the Soviet Union, Czechoslovakia, and the United Arab Republic. Reports say Fidel convalesced from minor surgery and was not at the airport. rumors claimed Raul cut the Cairo stop short amid signs the brother’s health was failing, though officials said the tour ended and no summons occurred.
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Havana
Raul Castro
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
United Arab Republic
Raul
Cairo
Raul comments on Guantanamo Bay stance amid Cuban reforms
In Athens Raul states Cuba will not touch the U S naval base at Guantanamo Bay and will allow Americans to stay. He emphasizes that Cuba’s economic and social reforms are the top priority of the leadership.
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Athens
Raul
U.S
Guantanaamo Bay
Guantanamo
Soviet Navy Shows Potential Rival To Polaris
London AP reports Adm. Arseny Golovko stated the Soviet Union possesses submarines capable of striking remote enemy targets. He suggested accelerated Soviet weapon advancement while noting Khrushchev and the Communist Party focus on boosting naval combat readiness.
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London
Soviet Union
Adm
Arseny G. Golovko
Radio Ibration
Radio Moscow
Golovko
Communist Party
Central Committee
Khrushchev
Polaris A missile test succeeds from submarine
The Navy fired a Polaris from the USS George Washington off Cape Canaveral, achieving all test goals by hitting a target area 1,100 miles away in 14 minutes. Rear Adm. Raborn said operational date this fall is possible with more tests. two submarines will patrol by year end carrying 16 missiles each as part of a plan for 45 subs.
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U.S. Navy
Jean
George Washington
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Navy
Atlantic
Gulf Stream
Puero Rico
William F. Raborn Jr
Patrick Henry
Lach
Salem Central mother bears third set of twins
Athens Ohio AP report notes Mrs Wendell Barrett age 32 of Salem Central in Meigs County gave birth Saturday to a boy and a girl, her third set of twins. The Barretts now have 114 children.
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Athens, Ohio
Wendell Barrett
Salem Central
Meigs County
Barretts
Congo Leaders Resist Cautious UN Plan
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold faces resistance from Congo leaders as he urges a measured approach to stabilizing the nation. Katanga Premier Tshombe opposes UN entry to the province, while a six member Congolese commission is formed to work with Hammarskjold and Ralph Bunche. Patrice Lumumba serves on the commission amid seeking Western aid.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Congo
Katanga
U.N
Moise Tshombe
Hammarskjold
Ralph J. Bunche
Patrice Lumumba
U. S
Lumumba Cuts Visit Short Heads Home
Congo Premier Patrice Lumumba ended a two day Canadian visit and flew to New York for a flight home citing urgent business. Canadian officials reported he had planned to depart Sunday morning but moved up his departure.
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Ottawa
Ont
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Canada
New York
U2 Pilot's Mother Seeks Visa For Spy Trial Trip
The mother of U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers seeks a visa to travel to the Soviet Union for her son's espionage trial next month. Only Powers' father has secured a visa so far. his wife and three attorneys await approval. Mrs Powers, ill with a heart condition, asked for her physician Dr. Lewis K. Ingram to accompany. An embassy said Moscow had not replied to the new applications.
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Washington
Francis Gary Powers
Soviet Union
Moscow
Oliver Powers
Pound
Powers
State Department
U.S.S.R
Lewis K. Ingram
Teacher Is Slain In Auto in Westchester
State police hunted a tall slender man after 24 year old Carole Segretta of Troy was found shot in a Yorktown Heights lovers’ rendezvous. A motorist reported a pistol butt and a bloodstained body. the killer fled in a car as troopers investigated.
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Yorktown Heights
N. Y AP
Westchester County
Carole Segretta
Troy
Wallace Tompkins
Tompkins
Taconic Parkway
Missing Long Island teacher found near car in Mt. Kisco
Police said the fully clothed woman with brown sandals nearby and purse on the car seat had not been sexually attacked and there was no sign of robbery. The girl, a teacher from Long Island, was driving from her parents in Troy to visit friends in Mt. Kisco, New York.
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Long Island
Troy
Mt. Kisco
N. Y
New Carlisle Crash Claims Dayton Youth
A single car crash near New Carlisle killed Frederick Raymond Stickel a 19 year old from Dayton. The Ohio Highway Patrol said he lost control on Ohio 90 and collided with a bridge abutment. He died later at a hospital in Springfield Ohio.
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Springfield
Ohio
New Carlisle
Here
Dayton
Ohio Highway Patrol
Frederick Raymond Stickel
Stickel
Bank Robbery Suspects Nabbed After Ohio Heist
FBI and Bowling Green police arrest Wayne Roberts Shoe maker and Frank Webb Garrett in Glasgow Kentucky after a Friday bank robbery at the Miami Valley Bank in Quincy Ohio. Agents file federal bank robbery charges. hearings set in Bowling Green and Dayton. Cash found in Garrett's shoes and Shoe maker's suitcase.
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Bowling Green
FBI
Ohio
E. D. Mason
Cincinnati
Wayne Roberts Shoemaker
Frank Webb Garrett
Glasgow
Garrett
U. S
Robert Snell
Dayton
U. S. Commissoner
Miami Valley
Quincey
Kentucky
Mason
Garrett and
Shoemaker
Two Suspects Tied to Springfield Robbery
The two men lived 35 miles from Quincy in Springfield Ohio at 1108 S Center St and were unemployed. Garrett's home is in Glasgow. Shoemaker has been roaming in recent years but his father resides in Pemberton Ohio, three miles from Quincy.
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Quincy
Springfield
Ohio
S. Center St
Garrett
Glasgow
Pemberton
Mother Of 8 Found Slain In Toledo Home
Mrs Betty Sarris 27 mother of eight was found dead in her bathroom with her throat cut. Police held her husband 36 under guard at Mercy Hospital where he was treated for a chest stab wound and cuts. A neighbor said she found the body after seeing the husband come from the house with blood. A butcher knife and penknife were found near the body. The Harris children range from eight months to 13 years. all but the youngest had been sent to a nearby park before the incident.
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Toledo, Ohio
Betty Sarris
Mercy Hospital
Freeman Cobb
Harris
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