Nixon and Kennedy Campaign in Dakota Pre-Convention Tour
Vice President Richard Nixon and Senator John F. Kennedy head to the Dakotas for a weekend campaign. They will address the Sioux Falls American Legion and Fargo birthday event for Rep. Quentin Burdick, with a paratrooper drop kicking off Legion activities and final rallies guiding support for Gov. John Davis.
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John E. Davis
U.S
Senate
North Dakota
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N.D
Sioux Falls
S.D
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Dakota Prairie
Nixon
John Davis
Kennedy
Fargo
Quentin Burdick
D-Nd
Davis
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Burdick
American Legion
32Nd Airborne Division
Legion
North Dakota American Legion
Williston
Midwestern Wind Storms Cause Damage and Fatality
A line of powerful winds and thunderstorms swept parts of the Midwest with up to 65 mph winds. Tornadoes hit Nebraska and Michigan, killing one man near Holdrege and injuring several others in Lincoln and Elkhorn. Destructive winds toppled buildings, severed power lines, and hail battered central Nebraska and Iowa towns.
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Missouri
Kansas
Chicago Weather Bureau
Nebraska
Michigan
Holdrege
Neb
Lincoln
Elkhorn
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Kennebec
Des Moines
Colorado Rockies
Pacific Coast
Desert
Needles
Calif
Chuckle Success Quote About Dealing With Others
An old humorous line compares good social success to making rhubarb pie using all the sugar and doubling it. It playfully suggests generosity and excessive sweetness as a metaphor for smooth interactions with people.
Weather outlook brings showers and warm highs
A low pressure trough heads toward the Miami Valley bringing showers this evening. Forecast calls for partly cloudy windy and warmer conditions with a 88 degree high. Tonight remains windy and wet with a 63 degree low. Friday will be partly cloudy and cooler with rain ending by noon and a high near 80. Middletown’s official high yesterday was 81 at 5 pm and the low this morning was 59 at 5:30 am.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Deputy Killed Directing Traffic in Franklin County Crash
Franklin County deputy sheriff Jack Ellwanger, age unknown, was struck and killed by a vehicle while directing traffic at a Wednesday night accident scene in Columbus. Authorities released few details and urged caution for motorists near the incident.
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Columbus, Ohio
Franklin County
Jack Ellwanger
Columbus
Eisenhower Faces Global Setbacks End Of An Illustrious Era
President Eisenhower leaves office amid a string of diplomatic stumbles that damaged U S standing worldwide. The U 2 incident and opposition to the Kishi treaty in Japan eroded trust as protest violence forced the Kishi government to demand Ike stay away, fueling claims the United States has lost face.
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Japan
Eisenhower
United States
Japan cancels inc viol riots may shake U S industries
New York AP reports that political shifts in Japan could ripple into U S business, defense spending, and trade policy. A failed Paris summit followed by Far East tensions may influence stocks, industries, inflation, and consumer psychology as the cold war affects policy decisions in Washington.
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Japan
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Eisenhower visit to Japan canceled over feared violence
In Tokyo the cancellation stems from Communist mobs threatening safety of President Eisenhower and the U S Japan security treaty. Prime Minister Kishi says the trip is off as leftist protests demand cabinet resignations. In Manila Eisenhower and Garcia urge regional cooperation against communism and pledge swift U S response to any attack on the Philippines.
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Nobusuke Kishi
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Zengakuren
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Eisenhower Leaves Manila After Philippine Tour
President Eisenhower departed Manila aboard a U S Navy launch concluding his Philippine tour amid a triumphant reception. In Washington the postponement of his Japan visit stirs expectations that Senate ratification of the new U S Japanese security treaty may be delayed until urgent bills are resolved. Democratic Leader Lyndon B Johnson denounced the rioting that canceled Eisenhower's trip to Japan as blackmail in its most outrageous sense.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Philippines
James C. Hagerty
Elisenhower
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Hagerty
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Seoul
Eisenhower Backs Philippine Defense During Manila Visit
President Eisenhower pledged U S defense of the Philippines against any armed attack in a Manila communique with President Garcia. He expressed relief over canceling the planned Japan trip and noted the strong U S alliance with the Philippines amid regional tensions.
Indians Sign Sam McDowell From Pittsburgh
The Cleveland Indians announced the signing of 1 year old Sam McDowell of Pittsburgh a left handed pitching prospect for one of the largest bonus payments the club ever made.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Sam McDowell
Pitsburgh
Night Eaters May Obesity Driven by Brain Signals
Dr Albert J Stumkard reports at the AMA that night eaters and binge eaters may gain weight due to brain and emotional factors. Night eaters snack into the night without feeling hungry while binge eaters overeat in short bursts, possibly tied to hypothalamic control of hunger and satiety.
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Miami Leach
Fla
Albert J . Stumkard
University of Pennsylvania
American Medical Assn
Stumbard
Kishi vows no bow to Communist demands over Japan US pact
Prime Minister Kishi states he will not discuss dissolving Parliament or resign unless ratifications for the American bases pact are completed, while Japan faces street mobs and cautious police amid a Communist-fueled crisis. He warns of a fragile window for the Communists to seize power.
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Kishi
Japan
United States
Theapan
County Jail Freed of Strange Voices
In Liberal Kansas the county jail silenced after ventriloquist Martin Dwyer 42 Sayre Oklahoma finished a drunkenness fine by helping the dog catcher. Police said prisoners had heard voices from the truck dog pen sidewalks and cells but ceased once Dwyer was released.
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Kan
George Helms
Ralph Smith
Martin Dwyer
Sayre
Okla
Dwyer
Japanese protests rage as U.S. Japan pact faces vote
Officials said demonstrations were obvious violence planned by Communists as Kishi refused to dissolve Parliament over the defense pact. Eisenhower’s visit looms while Moscow claims a political “bankruptcy” after Tokyo canceled Eisenhower’s invitation.
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Kishi
Eisenhower
Moscow
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Tokyo Protesters Rally as Cabinet Withdraws Eisenhower Invite
About 15,000 students and labor groups demonstrated near the Parliament in rain. A student was killed and police and demonstrators numbered over 1,000 injured as the Cabinet withdrew the invitation to Eisenhower triggering chants of relief that Eisenhower would not come.
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Parliament
Eisenhower
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