Nixon Hit By Scandal
California Congressman Cecil King claims a campaign payoff is tied to government seizure of a Long Beach Savings and Loan Association. He alleges the White House disputed a settlement, with Nixon campaign staff denying the charges. The seizure occurred April 22, followed by significant deposit withdrawals. King cites a retainer to a local law firm linked to Nixon's campaign. the firm rejects the accusation as false.
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Statement by King About Early Year Chairman
King gave this account early this year attributing remarks to the chairman. The brief excerpt suggests internal discussions and positions within the organization. Further context from the surrounding article would clarify the speaker's role and the event discussed.
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Bank Board Seeks Settlement Before White House Intervention
After weeks of negotiation the board moved toward a near agreement multiple times over a month. Then White House involvement altered the course as the board chairman consulted with Mr. Gendall, the President's special advisor.
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Red China expands global reach via Castro ally in Cuba
The article states Mao Zedong's regime extends influence worldwide through embassies in diverse nations and new support for Castro's Cuba. It notes recognition of newly independent African states, looming Cuban base use for Latin American infiltration, and U S opposition to Red China’s UN entry, with China praising and backing Cuba amid foreign aid and propaganda efforts.
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Fidel Castro breaks with Chiang Kai-shek and recognizes Red China
Fidel Castro announced Cuba would establish diplomatic ties with Peiping and tear up the 1952 Cuba United States mutual defense treaty. He declared Cuba's switch from Chiang Kai-shek's regime, rejected OAS meddling, and urged Latin nations to rally as he pledged relations with all Communist countries, amid a massive Havana crowd.
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Castro shifts Cuba ties to Communist China
TAIPEI Formosa AP says Nationalist China received Fidel Castro's announcement that Cuba would switch diplomatic relations from Taiwan to Communist China. The move was viewed as inevitable, with the only surprise the delay.
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Castro signals Cuba may recognize Red China in public vote
Castro tells a Havana crowd the revolutionary government will submit to a free and sovereign assembly a proposal to establish relations with the popular Republic of China. He says if the people approve, Cuba would recognize Communist China and may accept military aid if attacked. The move follows a July trade pact between Cuba and China.
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Castro Warns on U S Naval Base in Cuba
Castro warned that if the United States ruins Cuba’s economy or attacks it, the people will be rallied to demand withdrawal of naval forces. He stated, however, that Cuba will never attack the base.
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Chuckle Success Ties To Relative Count
A playful adage notes that success grows with the number of relatives involved. The saying wryly suggests that as achievements increase, so do family ties.
Civil War Nears in Congo as Lumumba Tightens Grip
In Leopoldville reports say Patrice Lumumba pushes leftist policy amid rising rebellion in the east. Near 200 dead in Kasai as Soviet aid reportedly increases, including 10 cargo planes repainted “Congo Republic” and about 100 Soviet trucks. Lumumba's army battles Kalonji's secessionists around Bakwanga in the mineral state.
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Lumumba Faces Opposition Over Decrees and Censorship
In a Senate with limited attendance, opposition members demand Lumumba cancel decrees that restrict fundamental freedoms and warn against dictatorship. Sen Romandeke supports parliamentary consultation and cautions against closing opposition papers while favoring censorship.
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Congo Senate combat escalates over arrests in Leopoldville
Senator Syrille Adoula, a PUNA National Unity member, led the opposition in a clash with the govern ment amid the arrest of President Jean Bolikango. Adoula warned that freedom was ending and dictatorship was beginning, urging peers to face responsibility as Congo’s upper house struggles with low attendance, never above 40 of 78 members.
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Nation on Wheels Predicts Toll as Labor Day Weekend Begins
Millions hit the highways for a three day Labor Day weekend with sunny skies and warm temps. The National Safety Council estimated up to 460 traffic deaths over 78 hours, nearing the 1951 record, while AP comparative data showed 389 road deaths and a total 574 deaths from various causes in a nonholiday period.
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Train Strike Persists as Settlement Talks Stall
The Pennsylvania Railroad and two striking unions show little movement toward ending the stoppage that began Thursday. Federal mediator Francis J. O Neill Jr seeks ground for renewed talks as six governors and 11 mayors urge a settlement before weekend.
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Germany Wins Sixth Olympic Gold in Fours Rowing
Bulletin from Castel Gandolfo reports Germany captured its sixth Olympic gold with a first place in the fours with coxswain rowing event on Lake Albano. The win adds to Germany's medal tally at the Games as crews competed in Italy.
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U S Gains Seen From Cuban Move
Washington officials noted Fidel Castro's formal recognition of the Red China regime and the Havana rally rhetoric, seeing potential U S gains as Latin countries reassess Cuba's alignment. The move was not a surprise to Washington observers.
Latin American views on Castro and Havana's propa ganda effort
Washington strategists note Castro's ties to Peiping and Khrushchev, while OAS delegates waver in pressuring Havana. Latin leaders fear a broader Latin American backlash yet admire the rebel image. Kennedy condemns Castro as a future danger and regrets the lack of a strong OAS resolution.
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Stand-Pat Philosophy Blasted By Kennedy in California
Senator John F. Kennedy assails what he terms the stand-still philosophy of Republicans and calls for action and new leadership under a Democratic president. He says the balance of world power is shifting and the nation must start moving again. Kennedy spoke in California after campaigning in New England and Maine, where he drew warm homecoming crowds in Portland.
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California Governor Browns praise frames Kennedy as new frontier ally
In prepared remarks for Kennedy's San Francisco visit, Governor Edmund G Brown says Kennedy is our kind of man and contrasts California's problems such as school construction and unemployment with the candidate's frontier spirit. He criticizes Nixon's humility as insufficient to meet challenges and urges ideas and vigor.
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Kennedy to San Francisco on new frontier campaign
In San Francisco, Kennedy warned that the new frontier will not offer easy solutions and that times are harsh. He framed the era as a turning point and urged Americans to join in efforts to pursue peace and make the nation great, stressing collective action and perseverance.
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Watch Out For Donna Watch Out For Donna
SAN JUAN Puerto Rico AP Dangerous Donna a hurricane may have claimed 63 lives in its infancy as it lashed Caribbean islands winds reached 135 mph centered about 1000 miles east south east of here moving west north west at 26 mph Residents of the central lesser Antilles warned to stay alert as hurricane warnings could be hoisted Miami forecast chief Gordon Dunn said there are indications Donna may have been born in the driving wind and rain storm that last Monday forced a French airliner down in the Atlantic off the French West African coast. Sixty three lives were lost in the crash Dunn said it is too early to forecast the hurricane's future course.
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