Democrats Claim Hawaii Primary Portends Sweep for 1960
In Honolulu Democrats hailed a heavy Hawaii primary vote as a sign of a statewide sweep next month. They expect to capture three Senate seats, the governorship, and a Democratic Legislature. John A. Burns led the gubernatorial bid with 69 152 votes, outpacing Republican William F. Quinn and Edward Hitchcock.
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Representatives
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Oren E. Long
Fasi
Territorial
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Heen
Hiram L. Fong
Long
Wilfred C. Tsukiyama
Daniel K Inouye
Inouye
Patsy Takemoto
Mink
Charles H. Silva
Gun Running Plot Probed By Senate Committee
Senate investigators question Teamsters officials and allies over an alleged plan to smuggle guns to Batista loyalists opposing Fidel Castro. Robert F. Kennedy notes focus on munitions reaching Batista. Ray Cohen of Local 107 questioned after tuna fishing incident.
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Senate
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Robert F. Kennedy
Teamsters
Fulgencio Batista
Castro
Batista
Dominican Republic
Ray Cohen
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
N.J
Cohen
Six Seconds For Exercise Five Broad Promises
A German lab study described in July Reader's Digest claims four exercises, six seconds each, boost muscle tone with only 24 seconds of daily work. No gym or equipment needed.
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Reader's Digest
Steinhaus
Water Down Tax Bill Up For Congress Vote
Congress acts on a compromise corporation excise tax extension to avoid a 3.1 billion dollar revenue drop for the next year. The House acts first with Senate approval needed to maintain current taxes beyond Tuesday midnight. The bill extends the 52 percent corp rate and keeps Korean excise taxes for autos parts and alcohol for one year.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Atlas Delayed in Readiness for Intercontinental Missile
Secretary of Defense Neil H. McElroy said Atlas ICBM will be delayed not less than 60 days before combat readiness. The first operational goal was by month end, while the Soviet ICBMs may reach 10 or so by year end. McElroy reported five recent unsuccessful Atlas tests and Air Force halted test firings for corrective work.
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Quantico
Neil H. McElroy
McElroy
Soviet Union
Defense Secretaries
Defense Department
Air Force
Huge Gasoline Truck Explodes in Montana Mountain Crash
A 36 ton diesel fuel truck left control on a mountain highway near St Mary Montana. It smashed into gasoline pumps and both trailers exploded. Driver Floyd B. Cole, 28, was killed. Deputy said brakes apparently failed.
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St, Mary, Mont
Floyd B. Cole
W. E. Stillwell
Boys Die After Rooftop Falls in New York
AP report details two boys ages 11 and 14 who fell from five stories while playing on roofs in Manhattan and the Bronx over the weekend. Walter Shumaker, 11, died Sunday in Manhattan while Anibal Quinones, 14, perished Saturday in the Bronx.
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New York
New York City
Walter Shumaker
Manhattan
Anibal Quinones
Bronx
Senate weighs wide air defense construction bill
The Senate probes a military construction bill authorizing about 1.21 billion dollars for U S bases and facilities worldwide including missile sites and housing. The plan backs Nike Hercules and Bomarc missile defenses with Pentagon revisions shadowing the program. Senator Symington criticizes the proposal as wasteful and urges greater funding for bomber modernization and ground forces. The bill allocates about 800 million for the Army and the rest for reserve units with 58 million for armor and training for National Guard and reserve organizations.
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U.S
Pentagon
Senate
Army
A masque as a form of dramatic entertainment
A masque is a dramatic entertainment featuring long poems interlaced with songs. It blends verse and music in a courtly or festive setting.
False teeth slip and wobble fixed with PFASTEETH powder
An advertorial note promotes PFASTEETH an alkaline non acidic powder to place on denture plates to keep false teeth firmly set during talking eating laughing or sneezing. It promises a confident feeling with no gummy taste or feeling and suggests buying at drug counters.
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