Rockefeller Declines VP Bid and Convention Role
New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller again refused the vice presidential nomination and said he would not attend the Republican National Convention in any capacity. In a letter to Sen Thruston Morton he stated he could not justify leaving New York to become vice president or serve as key noter or permanent chairman. Rockefeller’s move aims to block any possibility of joining Nixon’s ticket while he has not endorsed Nixon.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Thruston B. Morton
Rky
Morton
Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Certai
Nixon
Khrushchev Wears LA Look at Orly Arrival
Paris AP dispatch says Nikita Khrushchev arrived at Orly with a dour unfriendly mien, the LA expression noted as he faced a summit mood. He offered little greeting as de Gaulle and Debre were absent, a deputy PM represented France while Russians cheered.
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Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
Orly Airfield
Washington
Eisenhower
Charles de Gaulle
Michael Debre
Roger Frey
13 States Said In Kennedy Camp
AP dispatch notes Democratic leaders across the nation credit Sen. John F. Kennedy with strong support in 13 states that hold 394 convention votes, enough to approach the 761 needed for nomination. States seen as Kennedy strong include Arizona Connecticut Indiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Nebraska New Hampshire New York North Dakota Ohio Rhode Island and Vermont.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
New England
New York
Ohio
Arizona
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Johnson
Connecticut
Indiana
Maine
Maryland
Nebraska
New Hampshire
North Dakota
Rhode Island
Vermont
Carmine de Sapio
Cuban Riots in New York Near Cuban Consulate
Violent clashes erupted on Madison Avenue as pro and anti Castro groups clashed in front of the Cuban Consulate. At least nine injured, including three police, with over 250 involved. Consul general Rogelio Guillot was pushed back as anti regime forces accused murderers and tried to invade the office. About 40 police restored order and 20 demonstrators were jailed.
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New York
Rogelio Guillot
Assn
Regme
Fidel Castro
New York City
Jorge Orihuela
Inferiority Complex Patient Told He Is Inferior
A psychiatrist ends two years of treatment by telling the patient he does have an inferiority complex and that he is, in fact, inferior.
A Glance Inside Lebanon Reformatory Big Step Forward
The Lebanon Correctional Institution prepares for its first inmate transfer from Mansfield Reformatory, aiming to curb idleness and privacy issues. The local feature page highlights the new reformatory facilities and Ohio's penal system aims.
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Lebanon Correctional Institution
Mansfield Reformatory
New Reformatory
Ohio
Eisenhower Heads to Paris for Khrushchev Talks
President Eisenhower flew from Andrews Air Force Base to Paris for the Paris summit with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev amid tensions from the U2 spy affair. Officials expect him to push open-skies ideas while aiming to keep talks focused on disarmament and Berlin.
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Eisenhower
Andrews Air Force Base
Paris
Guillermo Sevilla-Sacasa
Nicaragua
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Washington, D. C
Goose Bay
Labrador
Col
William Draper
Newfoundland
Air Force Base
White House
Britain
France
Harold Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
Khrushchev
Authoritie
Soviet Union
Khrushcev
Moscow
Berlin
Germany
Springfield Man Dies In Wreck
Springfield Ohio One man was killed and two injured when a car crashed through a guard rail and fell 50 feet into a ravine west of the city Glenn William Boggs 36 of Springfield died en route or on arrival at Mercy Hospital from multiple fractures and internal injuries officials said
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Springfield
Ohio
Glenn William Boggs
Mercy Hospital
U2 Pilot Interview Broadcast
London AP wires report radio Moscow telegraphing an interrogation of Francis Powers, the U2 pilot shot down over the USSR on May 1. Powers admits flying over Soviet territory and operating CIA related equipment to gather intelligence from bases in Incirlik Turkey near Adana, with flights along USSR borders from 1956 onward, including Black Sea crossings.
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London
Radio
Moscow
Francis G. Powers
Soviet Union
The
British Broadcasting Corp
U.S.S.R
CIA
Central Intelligence Agency
U.S.A
Special Air Detachment
U.S.R
U.S
Incirlik
Adana City
Turkey
Us.s.r
Lan
Afghanistan
Black Sea
Seaway Strike Approved by ILA in Great Lakes Ports
Cleveland AP report says members of the International Longshoremen's Association voted to strike at midnight Saturday to halt St Lawrence Seaway shipping and block routes at Milwaukee Chicago Buffalo and Toledo. The Toledo overseas terminal is non-unionized and affected by the action.
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Cleveland
International Longshore‘men's Assn
Ist. Lawrence
Sinatra Wayne Have Words Over Maltz Feud
Hollywood AP report says Frank Sinatra and John Wayne had a heated confrontation after a charity dinner at Moulin Rouge on Sunset Boulevard. Police later noted a scuffle involving two parking lot attendants and an unidentified bodyguard. no blows landed as friends separated the actors.
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Hollywood
Frank Sinatra
John Wayne
Herald-Express
Sinatra
Wayne
Dean Martin
Sammy Davis Jr
Gary Cooper
Milton Berle
Moulin Rouge Nnight Club
Sunset Boulevard
Albert Maltz
Siinatra
Maltz
Soviet launches space ship into low earth orbit
London AP reports Mos cow radio that the Soviet Union launched a four ton space ship into orbit around the earth. Tass said the satellite weighs 4 tons 540 kilograms without the final rocket stage and sits about 340 kilometers high in a near circular precalculated orbit. The craft carries a pressurized cabin with a dummy spaceman and equipment for future manned flights plus 1477 kilograms of instrumentation.
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London
Moscow Radio
Soviet Union
Earth
Infiltrators Blamed For Frisco Troubles
San Francisco police clashed with about 250 demonstrators outside City Hall as the Un American Activities subcommittee heard that infiltrators agitated the crowd. About 12 people were injured and 66 arrests reported, with two named agitators identified as Merrill Brodsky and Archie Brown.
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San Francisco
Thomas Cahill
City Hall
Cahill
Michael J. Maguire
Merrill Brodsky
Archie Brown
Sinatra and guards in nightclub parking lot altercation
Police said Frank Sinatra and three companions confronted attendants on a parking lot after a car halted suddenly. Moran, an attendant, was bruised and filed a battery complaint after Sinatra allegedly threatened to break legs. Sinatra denied the incident and offered to pay $10,000 for proof of a bodyguard.
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Clarence Engish
Charley
English
Edward J. Moran
Frank
Moran
Sam
Wayne
Associated Press
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