Kennedy and Nixon Both Open Debate on World Problems
Sen. John F. Kennedy urged a fall campaign focus on debatable world problems and national strength. Vice President Richard M. Nixon signaled willingness to challenge Kennedy, dismissing Kennedy’s view of U S strength as unequal to the Soviet Union. Capehart criticized Kennedy for promising global security and questioned funding.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
America
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Senate
Weather Shifts Toward Fair Skies with Warm Afternoon Outlook
The Miami Valley prepares for a spell of fair weather as cool air moves in. Partly cloudy skies and a near 80 degree high are forecast today and Thursday, with tonight’s low around 60. Middletown reports yesterday’s high 76 and morning low 59, while rainfall yesterday adds to a 4 day total of 9.1 inches. The monthly rainfall remains well below normal.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Gambler Allowed To Stay In Cuba
Immigration Director Osorio Davila says Frank Cammaratta, former Ohio gambler facing deportation to Italy, may stay in Cuba if he obeys Cuban laws. No charges are pending in Cuba. Cammaratta, an Italian-born racketeer, previously served time in Michigan for bank robbery and once lived in Youngstown, Ohio.
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Havana
Osorio Davila
Frank Cammaratta
Ohio
U.S
Italy
Cuba
Cammaratta
Davila
Michigan
Youngstown
Machine Keeps Babies Warm To Prevent Surgery Hazard
Duke University researchers report a new medical machine that monitors and regulates a child’s body temperature during surgery. The system uses circulating water blankets to maintain a target temperature from 40 to 130 degrees Fahrenheit, aiding patients up to age 10 during anesthesia.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Duke University
American Medical Assn
C.R. Stephen
Duke
Stephen
Eisenhower Stakes U S Stand On Strength And Faith
President Eisenhower in Manila declares the United States must stay strong and loyal to friends amid Soviet pressure. He denounces international communism as the main source of world tension and urges unity during a 10 nation tour, praising Filipino nationalism and warning of communist meddling.
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Manila
Eisenhower
United States
Soviet Union
Philippine Congress
Philippines
Formosa
Okinawa
Japan
Korea
America
Tokyo Parlament bloodshed as leftist protests erupt
Thousands of left wing students stormed Japan's Parliament clashing with police in the bloodiest outbreak against Prime Minister Kishi's government. Two killed, over 300 injured as protests halt ratification of the U.S. Japan military treaty ahead of President Eisenhower's Tokyo visit.
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Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
Kishi
Alaska Crash Scene Near Mt Gannett Claims 14 Aboard
An Alaska crash scene near Mt Gannett about 60 miles east of Anchorage reports wreckage of a Pacific Northern Airlines plane with 14 aboard found yesterday. AP Wirephoto.
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Mt. Gannett
Anchorage
Alaska
Pacific Northern Airlines
Trade He Knows Only? Detroit Man Faces Long Prison Term
Detroit youth William A. Dye, 31, sentenced to 72 to 15 years for safe cracking. Police testified at trial Tuesday that he attempted to crack a safe to raise money to hire an attorney for a prior case.
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Detroit
William A. Dye
Ohio Visitor Drowns At Private Chest erland Lake
George Russell Jr. five year old visitor from Alexandria Virginia drowned after falling from a boat into four feet of water near the home of Charles B Osbourn in Chest erland while staying with his mother.
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Chardon, Ohio
George Russell Jr
Alexandria
Chesterland
Charles B. Osbourn
Riots in Tokyo Raise Security Concerns Over US Japan Pact
AP reports violent left wing mobs in Tokyo use tear gas as police struggle to disperse them. U S security officials fear police ability to protect President Eisenhower amid protests and riots in Tokyo. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee urges ratification of the new US Japan security treaty, arguing it serves Japan, the United States and non Communist world. Argentina seeks UN Security Council meeting over Eichmann transfer to Israel.
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Eisenhower
Tokyo Metropoli Jtan
Tokyo
Manila
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Japan
Senate
United States
United Nations. N.Y
Argentina
U.N. Security Council
Adolf Eichmann
Buenos Aires
Israel
Japan left rights clash over security pact amid U S bases
The U S Japan security pact faces a fierce left right clash as protests erupt near Parliament. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approves the pact ahead of Eisenhower’s arrival, while socialists call for dissolution to block ratification and force elections. Police restore order after a truck confronts leftist students leaving several injured.
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Japan
Kishi
Eisenhower
U.S
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
America
Plane With 14 Aboard Hits Peak
A Pacific Northern Airlines Constellation crashed near Mt Gilbert in Alaska killing all 14 aboard. The flight from Cordova to Anchorage disappeared in clouds after takeoff at 6 16 a m from Seattle. A search plane found wreckage about 700 feet below the mountain summit 60 miles east of Anchorage.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Mt. Gilbert
Pacific Northern Airlines
Cordova
Seattle
Wash
Here
Air Force rescue finds no survivors in Alaska crash
A rescue team reached the wreckage Tuesday night and reported no survivors. The crash ended 29 years of PNA service in and to Alaska without a passenger fatality. PNA said at its Seattle head quarters that the mountain was slightly north of the normal Cordova Anchorage route.
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Air Force
PNA
Alaska
Seattle
Cordova Anchorage
Sign Stops Petty Thefts
An Atlanta fruit stand owner posted a warning sign after fruit and vegetable thefts. The sign warns thieves that stealing a big fruit will lead to a judge giving as much time as for a small theft, and clerks say pilfering has fallen off.
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Atlanta, Ga
No Man Goes Before His Time Unless Boss Left Early
Humorous note suggests workers finish when supervisor departs early, implying workplace timing quirks. The line plays on authority and punctuality with a light punchline about leadership.
Captain Midnight actor pleads guilty to disturbing the peace
In Hollywood, Richard Webb, 45, admitted guilt on a misdemeanor charge after barricading himself Sunday night and challenging officers to a Western duel. Police seized a large guns and ammo collection. Webb will be sentenced July 12. His mother Gail, 71, said he was drinking and had no intent to shoot.
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Hollywood
Midnight
Richard Webb
Webb
Gail
Two Sailors Missing After Fire On Nuclear Sub Sargo
Two crew members remain unaccounted for after a flash fire aboard the submarine Sargo at Pearl Harbor. The one hour blaze occurred while the 2,500 ton vessel was half submerged to seal off the torpedo room. Firefighters used foam from dockside boats as the stern section was submerged and liquid oxygen line rupture is cited as the cause.
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Honolulu
Pearl Harbor
Navy
Navy Public Information Office
Thailand
Bhumibol
Oahu
Herbert G. Hopwood
U.S. Pacific
Arctic Basin
North Pole
Imprisoned banker balks at Senate questioning on boxing ties
Irving Mischell of Clinton State Prison refused to answer questions at a Senate inquiry into New York underworld dealings in boxing, saying he had been threatened if he testified. Probers pressed for details on financial dealings with organized crime figures.
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Washington (Ap
New York
Senate
Irving Mishell
Clinton State
Delimora
N. Y
Underworld
Mishel invokes Fifth Amendment amid threats while detained
Sen Philip A Hart presiding over antitrust hearings says Mishel may refuse to testify due to fear of reprisals. Mishel invokes the Fifth Amendment and cites threats of violence while held in a New York detention house. No date given for the alleged incident.
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Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Mishel
New York House of Detention
Mishel Claims Threats During Interrogation About Frankie Carbo
Mishel said he was threatened when asked if he knew Frankie Carbo, convicted in New York of underground boxing activities. He refused to answer the question or any others, citing the threats.
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Mishel
Frankie Carbo
New York
Washington May Get Vote Rights
Residents of the District of Columbia would gain the right to vote for president and vice president under a proposed constitutional amendment approved by the House. The Senate had approved the measure earlier and now receives it again. The House rejected the Senate’s two accompanying amendments.
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Washington
District of Columbia
House
Senate
Space fish farming tested for long term food supply
A research team led by Dr. Frieda B. Traub reports experiments showing a species of African mouthbreeder can be raised in algae tanks aboard ships using waste materials. Oxygen from algae supports the system, with fish and algae both edible. More studies are needed to resolve remaining problems.
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Eugene, Ore
Ecological Society of America
Frieda B. Traub
University of Washington
Traub
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