Glider Pilot Schreder Leaves East Germany With Glider
American glider pilot Richard E. Schreder who landed in East Germany during a championship flight was allowed to depart with his glider. He was met by his wife at the West German border and returned to West Germany within 24 hours.
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Richard E. Schreder
Toledo
East Germany
Cologne
Germany
Schreder
Luebeck
Ohio
West Germany
Angie
Iron Curtain
Kluetz
Foreign Ministry
Loff
Fehmarn
Schrecer
Ruegen
Wismar
Mecklenburg
Red Probe Is Termed Roadshow by House Un-American Activities
A Knight Newspapers investigation outlines a coast to coast roadshow by the House Committee on Un-American Activities from 1956 to 1959. It notes the committee’s large investigative fund and describes Iiving Fishman’s testimony involving mail bag openings and propaganda publications while he also earned a regular Customs Bureau salary. The article quotes staff director Richard Arens denying that the hearings were a repeated show.
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Washington
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Knight Newspapers
Congress
un-American Activities Group
House
Don Oberdorfer
Walter Pincus
Iiving Fishman
Port of
New York
Fishman
U. S. Customs Bureau
Richard Arens
Argentina Demands Eichmann Return From Israel
Argentina protests Israel over the seizure of Adolf Eichmann in Buenos Aires and presses for his delivery to face charges. The note warns of UN complaints if Eichmann is not returned this week and signals possible diplomatic repercussions.
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Sergio Mackey
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
United Nations
Eichmann
Rodolfo Garcia Arias
Aresh Levavi
Jerusalem
Castro decries U S threats in Cuba speech after Chile aid
Fidel Castro denounces the United States as a greater threat than the Chilean earthquake. He calls atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki assassinations and bellows about U S egoism. He spoke while sending relief to Chile and follows a sharp U S protest note from the day before.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
United States
Cuba
Chile
Castro
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Washington
Ohio Labor Boss Lobbies for Worker Focus in 1964 Election
Cleveland AP reports AFL-CIO officials urge a president who treats unemployed workers as people not statistics. Al Barkan criticizes Nixon and Goldwater while warning business fears labor bargaining and urging anti right to work stance. William Schnitzler calls for new, progressive leadership to boost the economy.
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Cleveland
America
Ohio
Afl-Cio
al ‘Barkan
Afl-Cio Committee On
U.S
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
GOP
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
William F. Schnitzler
Quake Jolts Tokyo No Damage Reported
A moderate earthquake shook Tokyo today with no damage reported. Authorities urged calm as residents felt the tremor across the city.
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Tokyo
Soviet press heightens McGuire AFB Bomarc scare
Soviet papers depicted the Bomarc missile fire and bomb scare at McGuire Air Force Base as a horror story. The AP report notes heightened rhetoric in Moscow about the incident and its implications for U.S. defense and security.
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Moscow
McGuire Air Force Base
Bomarc
Nixon Backing From Republicans in Congress
Republicans in Congress generally back Vice President Richard Nixon amid Gov. Nelson Rockefeller challenge. Some lawmakers urge Nixon to take a clear stand on national issues and debate Rockefeller before the convention. Senators John Sherman Cooper and Thomas Kuchel weigh Nixon's duty to speak out and align with the President's record.
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Washington
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Nixon
John Sherman Cooper
R Ky
Thomas H. Kuchel
Rcalif
Rockefeller Attacks Nixon as Election Campaign Heats Up
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller bitterly assailed Vice President Richard Nixon in a broad statement criticizing Nixon and GOP policies. Democratic cheers rose while Nixon prepared two speeches and a news conference. A party statement backing Nixon circulated among New York Republicans as Rockefeller prepared to meet Nixon at a luncheon for Prince Philip.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
New York
Fad Danuhliane Mambacsaf
Ana Nepuuticais
Congress
GOP
Dean P. Taylor
Rockefeller
Prince Philip of Britain
Hargrove Proposes After Murder Trial Acquittal
In Painesville Ohio Mrs Lois Clark and Floyd E Hargrove, just acquitted of murder in her husband Charles R Clarks death, planned to meet as Hargrove sought consent to marry her. The Lake County jury found Hargrove innocent of the Christmas Eve slaying.
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Painesville, Ohio
Lois Clark
Floyd E. Hargrove
Hargrove
Lake County
Charles R. Clark
Nixon position splits GOP and Democrats on 1960 race
Senators George D Aiken and Karl Mundt note Nixon should speak out on national and international issues before the convention while not backing Rockefeller. Democrats like John W McCormack urge Nixon to state his views publicly before the nation, insisting a presidential candidate cannot run in a vacuum.
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George D. Aiken
R-Vi
Nixon
Eisenhower
House
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Middletown Weather Forecast Promises Sunny Rodeo Day
The Weather-Middletown area is set for sunny and mild conditions as a high pressure system continues in the Miami Valley. Today and Friday are forecast to reach near 80 degrees with fair cool nights and lows around 50. Yesterday’s official high was 78 and the morning low 51.
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Middletown
Miami Valley
Eisenhower Rejects Rockefeller Defense Aims SayinG Inadequate Program
Republican leaders say President Eisenhower rejects Rockefeller's charge that the defense program is inadequate. Rep. Halleck and Sen. Dirksen say Eisenhower believes the program is insufficient for the times, following their weekly meeting. Nixon schedules talks with GOP chairmen, then travels to Camden for a 5 p.m. news conference and Cahill dinner. Johnson hopes for the Democratic renomination.
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Eisenhower
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
House
GOP
Times
Halleck
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Senate
Rockfeller
Nixon
Camden
N.J
William T .Cahill
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Pty
Rockefeller Attacks Administration Over Defense and Education
Rockefeller criticizes the administration’s handling of defense education medical and labor programs and urges a government reorganization in light of the U2 spy plane incident.
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Rockefeller
Judd to keynote GOP National Convention in Chicago
Rep Walter H Judd Minnesota congressman and foreign affairs expert selected to keynote the Republican National Convention. Gov Cecil H Underwood of West Virginia named temporary chairman and Rep Charles A Halleck permanent chairman. Nixon backed by 23 of New Yorks 24 House delegation in bid for president.
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Washington
Republicans Today
Walter H. Judd
Minnesota
Chicago
Cecil H. Underwood
West Virginia
Rep
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
House
Nixon to Answer Rockefeller Criticism at News Conference
Vice President Richard Nixon said he would respond to Governor Nelson Rockefeller's criticisms in a late afternoon news conference. The remarks come amid mounting political tensions as the campaign season progresses.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Lover of four’s mother in public eye case
Grove and Floyd Hargrove spoke of their eight month affair with Mrs. Clark before she and her four children vacationed in California. Clark was killed by a .22 rifle bullet at his Mentor home. Jurors freed Hargrove citing inconclusive evidence and possible accidental shooting by a neighbor’s child.
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Grove
Hargrove
Clark
Mentor
Richard Merkcle
Chuckle Remember: an extra was a newspaper
A nostalgic note recalls when buying a newspaper added an extra value to daily life, not an extra charge. The line hints at a bygone era of print and simple pleasures.
Ohio GOP critics Rockefeller over Nixon clash
Two Ohio Republicans at a Bliss fundraiser criticized Gov. Rockefeller for attacking Vice President Nixon. Rep. William Hess said he would back Lyndon Johnson if Rockefeller were the Republican nominee. Rep. Frank Bow argued Rockefeller’s demand for Nixon to speak out would not help either man.
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Washington
Ohio
Nelson Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Ray Bliss
Rep
William Hess
Rockefeller
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Frank Bow
Nixon
Bliss
Congress
Bliss Defends Rockefeller Role Amid Nixon Uncertainty
Bliss takes a cautious stance on Rockefeller’s remarks and backs the governor’s right to speak his mind. He cites Nixon as practically certain for the Republican nomination but notes Nixon must define his stance for voters between the convention and the selection.
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Bliss
Rockefeller
New York
Nixon
Senate Hid Secret Basement Pool Plan
New York Herald Tribune reports senators secretly ordered a 20 by 20 foot swimming pool for the basement of the old Senate Office Building on Capitol Hill Washington. Washington dispatch says plans for the white tile pool are on Capitol architect drawings.
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NEW York
New York Herald Tribune
Senate
Capitol Hill
Washington
Washington Dispatch
Capitol
Remodeling Plans for Office Building Pool Body
Construction to begin soon using $100,000 remaining from a 1958 appropriation to remodel the building’s plumbing. A private pool facility dubbed the senatorial health suite will be built out of public view under a ground floor stairway, featuring an 8 by 12 foot pool and private dressing rooms described as worthy of ancient Rome.
Senate Quiet Pool Plan Gets Backing in Closed Session
The proposed pool project drew no public records and cost estimates. Senate Office Building Commission chairman Dennis Chavez led a closed meeting approving the plan ten days earlier, with sponsors seeking secrecy and no disclosed cost.
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Senate Office Building Commission
Sen
Dennis Chavez
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