Nixon Urges GOP Debate Yet Pushes Unity for Election
Vice President Richard M. Nixon called for a reconvention debate among Republicans on national issues while urging party unity for November. He defended the Eisenhower record, warned against divisiveness, and said the party must present a united platform despite Rockefeller’s criticisms and potential draft talk.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Republican National Committee
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Eisenhower
Rockefeller
George L. Hinman
Hinman
National Committee
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Manitoba Dietetic Association meeting hit by food poisoning
In Winnipeg, Manitoba, 20 of 28 attendees at the Manitoba Dietetic Association annual meeting contracted a form of food poisoning. A provincial hospital food standards specialist was hospitalized eight days. The outbreak surfaced after more than a month and prompted health officials to review food handling at the event.
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Winnipeg, Man
Manitoba
Manitoba’ Dietetic Assny
Buckeye Boy's State candidates chosen at Athens
In Athens Ohio 1100 youths at the Buckeye Boy's State selected candidates for two parties the Federalist and the Nationalist for governor Lt governor secretary of state treasurer auditor and attorney general Roster includes Curt Freed James Roediger Augustus Dampier Romero Cheery Thomas Fitz James White Colonel Dolby William Baughman Lee Kearse and others. The event is sponsored by the American Legion with students from across Ohio preparing to run a model government.
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Curt R. Freed
Euclid
James E. White
Columbus
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio
Federalist Party
James E. Roediger
Nationalist Party
Brentnell Ave
Colonel Dolby
Warren
William Baughman
Elyria
Romero Cheey
Hamilton Ave
Hnomas Fitz
Cuyahoga Falls
Lee Kearse
Buckeye Boy's
The
American Legion
Victims Still Sought After Australian Air Crash
Brisbane AP reports searchers comb shark infested waters off Mackay for 21 bodies unrecovered from a Fokker Friendship airliner crash. Among 28 dead were two Americans and nine children. one recovered body was mauled, including U.S. consul John F. O Grady.
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Brisbane
Australia
Mackay
trans-Australian ‘Air Line
John F. O'Grady
U.S
Vincent Nicholas Bissen
Boston
Mass
Britain to scatter V-1 and Skybolt bases globally
Britain plans to disperse V-1 bomber force and Skybolt missile operations to bases worldwide in a global defense system for emergencies. Defense Minister Harold Watkinson noted bombers may operate from Mediterranean, Middle East, Africa, and Far East sites including Cyprus and Singapore, enlarging the nuclear front by 5,000 mile range rocket reach.
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London
Britain
Defense
Harold Watkinson
Watkinson
Mediterranean
Middle East
East
Central Africa
Far East
Cyprus
Islant
Acen
Keya
Central African Federation
Asia
Singapore
Soviet Union
Refine Red oil or face Cuban seizure says Castro
Fidel Castro in a TV address warned Esso Standard Texaco and Shell to process Soviet crude oil for Cuba or risk confiscation. The ultimatum targets a 75 million dollar refinery investment and 60 million dollars owed by Cuba for oil. Experts doubt swift nationalization given tanker limits and global commitments.
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Harold K. Miles
Havana
Fidel Castro
Casitro
Esso Standard
Texaco, Inc
Shell Oil @b
U.S. State Department
Cuba
United States
Cand
London
Castro
Anti Semitic Mystery Man Is Arrested
Francisco Parker Yockey, linked to anti Semitic groups, was arrested at the Oakland home of former synagogue school principal Alex Scharf. FBI agents picked him up after luggage with false passports and German press credentials was found.
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San Francisco
Francis Parker Yockey
Oakland
FBI
Yockey
Alex Scharf
Temple Beth Abraham
Scharf
Hlarda M. Schulweiss
Robert Leonard
Crosley Official Dies in Columbus
James Leonard 50, vice president of the Crosley Broadcasting Corp and general manager of WLWC, died of leukemia in University Hospital Saturday in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
James Leonard 50
Crosley Broadcasting Corp
WLWC
University Hospital
Explosive Stolen From NCR Plant in Oakwood Dayton
A highly explosive compound sealed in a vial was stolen from the National Cash Register plant in Oakwood near Dayton. Oakwood Police Chief Leon Lynch warned the chemical could detonate when exposed to air and could severely injure or kill a child. about two thirds of an ounce were stored, enough to blow off a limb.
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Dayton, Ohio
National Cash Register
Oakwood
NCR
Leon Lynch
Lynch
Mussolini’s Daughter Marries TV Presenter in Cortina Ceremony
Anna Maria Mussolini, 30, youngest daughter of the late Benito Mussolini, wed Giuseppe Negri known as Nando Pucci, 24, a television master of ceremonies, at Cortina d Ampezzo. The bride’s mother Donna Rachele, brother Romano, and sister Edda Ciano attended.
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Ravenna
Italy
Anna Maria Mussolini
Duce
Giuseppe Negri
Nando Pucci
Anna Maria
Cortina d’Ampesso
Benito Mussolini
Donna Rachele
Romano Mussolini
Edda Ciano
Leftist Show Of Strength Roils Tokyo For Eisenhower Visit
More than 150000 demonstrators jammed Tokyo streets for 10 hours in a mass leftist rally against the U S Japanese security treaty. They target Prime Minister Kishi, the security pact, and Ike’s Japan visit, signaling a potentially hostile reception for President Eisenhower. Police were overwhelmed as protesters urged withdrawal from the pact and denounced U S military ties.
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Tokyo
Eisenhower
Japan
United States
Nobusuke Kishi
Kishi
Zengakuren
Ike
Moscow
Peiping
Anchorage
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Moitor
U. S
Nobusuke
Tachikawa Air Base
Highway Ribbon Unwinds Faster With Modern Machinery
A look inside highway construction shows how assembly-line methods and new equipment accelerate road work. The feature includes a page 25 layout with a picture and story, plus reviews of summer playground plans by Fritz Lalen dorf and YMCA. Patty Mum mert covers a Middletown area churchgoing record, while Tennessee's Deep South section on page 23 reports an economic race-based chill in a county.
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Fritz Lalendorf
YMCA
Patty Mummert
Middletown
Tennessee
Deep South
Spy Satellite Plan Pushed By U S Defense News
ELTON C. FAY reports the United States accelerates Samos spy satellite development amid Soviet countermeasure worries. The Senate committee approves a 4 million dollar funding boost for a system to orbit a series of Samos satellites for constant monitoring of Communist territory, with first launch planned from Point Arguello, California, late this year.
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Elton C. Fay Washington
U.S
Defense
Althe
Wic
Senate Appropriations Committee
Commue
Point Arguello
Caiif
Spy Pilot's Dad Heads to Capital Over Moscow Visit
Oliver G. Powers, 55, of Norton Virginia, planned to talk with U S officials about a possible trip to Moscow to see his imprisoned son Francis G Powers, the J2 photo plane pilot missing in the central Soviet Union last month. Tass in Moscow cited Khrushchev offering to help.
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Washington
Oliver G. Powers
State Department
Moscow
Francis G. Powers
Young Powers
Soviet Union
Elder Powers
Norton
Powers
Tass
Nikita Khrushchev
Daytonian Drowns in Ohio River
Dayton Kentucky AP reports 17 year old Robert Bedinghaus of Dayton Ohio drowned in the Ohio River Saturday despite a companion’s rescue attempt.
Fire destroys Oakwood Village home. two killed
An explosion and fire leveled a story and a half brick house in Oakwood Village on Saturday. Mrs. Hattie Washington, 43, and Anderson Ellis, 84, died in the blaze. Local investigators pursued causes as neighbors watched.
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Cleveland
Oakwood Village
Hattie Washington
Anderson Ellis
Today's Chuckle It's one thing to itch for something and another to scratch for it
A light wry line notes the difference between wanting and acting on a craving, playful enough to fit a brief daily humor item.
Appearances May Be Cut For Safety
President Eisenhower plans a Far Eastern tour including Japan and Korea though left wing demonstrations in Tokyo threaten public appearances. The White House said schedule review is likely with possible revisions as Hagerty reports police capabilities and talks with officials. The trip covers Alaska Philippines Formosa Okinawa Japan Korea Hawaii ending around June 27.
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Eisenhower
White House
Alaska
Philippines
Okinawa
Japan
Korea
Hawaii
Washington
Tokyo
Rim
Pacific
Anchorage
Manila
John Eisenhower
Formosa
Anne Wheaton
Hagerty
Emperor Hirohito
Stevenson To Reveal Availability Soon
Adlai E. Stevenson, poised for a third White House bid, said to have a statement ready for the Democratic National Convention. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt publicly backs Stevenson over Kennedy, with a telegram sent and awaiting release confirming his availability.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
New York Post
Stevenson
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Libertyville
Ill
Paris
America
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