Valdivia Faces New quake danger as floods threaten
Chilean officials warned that Lake Rinihue could burst its dams and flood Valdivia within four hours. An estimated 25,000 evacuees fled the city, now largely women and children, after earthquakes. Ambassador Walter Muller outlined rebuilding needs and costs across homes, roads, bridges, and public facilities.
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Valdivia
San Pedro
Rinihue
Chile
Washington
Walter Muller
Muller
Tokyo mob crowds Hagerty car in AP crowd scene
Secretary and companions U S Ambassador Douglas MacArthur II and White House Appointments Secretary Thomas E Stephens were rescued by helicopter as a crowd gathered around Hagerty's car in Tokyo.
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Tokyo
Hagerty
U.S
Douglas MacArthur II
White House
Thomas E. Stephens
America
Washington
Anne Wheaton
Thomas F. Stephens
Arene
U. S
Amy Douglas MacArthur II
Zengakuren
Ike Still Plans Japan Visit Despite Tokyo Protests
President Eisenhower's planned June 19 trip to Japan remains on track despite a 1 hour 20 minute anti American demonstration in Tokyo. Hagerty faced a mob as 5,000 protested the visit. 1,400 police and a Marine helicopter guard protected him and aides, with no change to the itinerary.
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Tokyo
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Japan
MacArthur
Students
Washington
Nixon Shows Soft Reply to Rockefeller Challenge
In Camden Nixon delivers a calm defense of his campaign, praising Rockefeller as a man of integrity and offering to discuss issues on TV. Rockefeller shows no interest in further debate while Nixon notes he has addressed major issues more clearly than rivals. Nixon mentions this is his 47th news conference in 1960.
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Mallows
Rockefeller
Nixon
Republican Party
Rockfeller
Washington
Police Nip Career Of Robin Hood
Vernon California AP reports warehouseman Joseph Gruber 27 stole items from his employer totaling 59000 dollars, then gave many away to neighbors and children. Undercover officers traced the thefts and Gruber admitted the Robin Hood escapade before being booked on grand theft suspicion. Police recovered loot from neighbors while toys were left with recipients.
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Jim Morrison
Morrison
Gruber
Lorrison
Chilean economist seeks U.S. aid after disaster
Jorge Schneider, a Chilean economist and financial expert, urges Washington for broad assistance after widespread destruction. He calls the damage catastrophic, notes one third of the country destroyed, and praises U.S. help for sustaining public morale.
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Jorge Schneider
Washington
United States
Weekend in Miami Valley Promises Fair Conditions
A high pressure system keeps the Miami Valley in clear, fair weather through Sunday. Forecasts call for highs in the 80s and a low around 58 tonight. Middletown reported a high of 80 yesterday afternoon and a low of 50 this morning.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Rockefeller Attacks Nixon as He Attends Ike Record
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller aimed his criticism at Vice President Nixon while signaling a long shot bid for the Republican nomination. He also criticized Eisenhower administration policies, though offering warm remarks about the President in general terms. Thrusten Morton said the remarks amount to an attack on the Eisenhower record after Rockefeller met Ike at the White House.
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Camden
N.J
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Nixson
Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
White House
Thruston B. Morton
Morton
Republicans Meet Ike as Rockefeller Clash Sparks Resentment
Republican congressional leaders who met with President Eisenhower Thursday signaled clear resentment toward Nelson Rockefeller's challenge to the administration. The session focused on policy and the ongoing debate over Rockefeller's public stance, underscoring growing tensions within the party leadership.
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Eisenhower
Rockefeller
Danny's Dream Comes True Bulldozers Start Work On St. Jude's Hospital
Memphis AP reports comedian Danny Thomas begins construction on St. Jude's Hospital with a $2.399 million project aimed at treating all children's diseases, especially leukemia. Thomas raised funds via benefit shows after vowing to build the hospital to Saint Jude in gratitude for past hardships.
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St. Jude’s Hospital
Memphis, Tenn
Children’s Hospital
Danny Thomas
Thomas
St. Jude's Hospital
St. Jude
St. Jude Hospital
Silent votes cloud California GOP primary results
San Francisco attorney William Brinton said thousands of California Republicans refused to vote for Vice President Nixon while backing Nelson Rockefeller. He cited Nixon’s 155,000 vote edge in the state led by Governor Brown, noting Southern California’s heavy media blitz and that 83,000 of 83,000 Republicans in San Francisco County voted, with 72,000 for Nixon. He found similar patterns in Santa Clara and other counties where Brown outpolled Nixon in 25 of 52 counties.
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San Francisco
California
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
William Brinton
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Edmund G. Brown
Brinton
Santa Clara
Brown
Rockefeller urges bigger defense and civil defense funding
Rockefeller pressed for increases in military strength and efficiency, calling for $3 billion more defense spending than Eisenhower and $500 million for civil defense. He argued U.S. world position is far weaker today than 15 years ago, contrasting with Eisenhower’s defense views.
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Tion
Eisenhower
Rockefeller
Will Japs Really Try To Harm Ike
Tokyo AP reports fanatical students from Zen gakuren threaten violence as President Eisenhower visits Japan. Demonstrators confront Hagerty outside the airport, signaling heavy policing and possible clashes along the June 19 route. Japanese public conflicted, some fearing violence, others opposing harms to the President.
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Ike
Tokyo
Eisenhower
Baneel
Amit
Belmont Stakes Withdrawal and Political Exchange
Bally Ache, the year's leading money winner, was withdrawn from Belmont Stakes due to a right ankle injury. Vice President Nixon and Governor Rockefeller met cordially at a British trade exhibition, their first public encounter after recent party debates. The U S government protested to Cuba over charges against Washington. The Senate Appropriations Committee moved to accelerate a spy satellite program and bolster Army weaponry.
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New York
Bally Ache
Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Chuckle Joke About Inference, Wife, and Psychiatrist
The cartoon caption quips that a man boasts his wife has an inferiority complex and asks how to keep her that way, playing on self-deprecating humor about marital dynamics.
Embassys 1956 Cadillac attacked by shouting mob
A mob shouted Hager to go home as the embassy Cadillac started away. Demonstrators battered the car, kicked doors and toppled wagons while American guards and embassy officials shielded the occupants. Hagerty and others remained seated inside, calmly smoking.
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Hager
Hagerty
Hagery
Nixon Signals Steady Course Toward Delegates Harbor
Nixon, confident his delegate lead is secure, says he has not read rivals' press conferences while his own statements go unseen. He acts like a man with sufficient delegates and a fixed voyage toward the harbor, undeterred from minor course changes.
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Feller
Nixon
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