Ike Calls for Calm Welcome for Visiting Leaders
President Eisenhower urged Americans to greet foreign leaders visiting the United Nations with calm dignity despite potential hostility. Speaking at Camp David before the U N General Assembly opens, he noted security plans confining Khrushchev Castro Kadar and Shehu to Manhattan Island and warned of increased protests.
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U.N
United States
Eisenhower
Manhattan Island
United Nations General Assembly
Khrushchev
Accidents mar Wyandot County Fair in Ohio
At the Wyandot County Fair two serious incidents occurred including a race car crash that killed 31 year old Jack Tarvin of Chardon when his midget racer struck another car and flipped through a fence. A second driver Gordon Wilcox 21 of Bellefontaine sustained internal injuries after his car vaulted the fence. Three boys 13 and 11 riding a roller coaster were shaken but released after the front car left the track and dropped five to ten feet.
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Upper Sandusky
James Frey
Kirby
James Smith
Jeffrey
Rt. 3
Upper
Sandusky
United Nations considers quick Congo and Africa admissions
The United States urged the emergency UN General Assembly to admit 14 African nations plus Cyprus before addressing Congo issues. The move followed a Soviet veto in the Security Council and aims to avoid delaying the high level session, with Wadsworth to wait until Sunday to decide on membership.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
U.N. General Assembly
World Organization
U.S
Valerian A. Zorin
James J. Wadsworth
Cyprus
Soviet Union
Security Council
General Assembly
Nikita Khrushchev
Congo
United Nations
U.N. Congo
U.N
Ceylon
Tunisia
Inside Church Musicians Busy These Days
A look at modern church music directors and their expanded roles beyond Sunday choir duties. Patty Mummert reports on the busy life of today’s church musician in this page 25 feature.
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Patty Mummert
Red Bout In Congo Ends with Soviet Expulsion
Leopoldville AP report says Congolese troops forced out Soviet officials after Col. Mobutu seized power from Patrice Lumumba. Lumumba reportedly vanished. rumors circulate of his death. The Czechoslovak and Soviet embassies withdrew, flag drooped, and Yakloviev sought an audience with President Kasavubu but was refused.
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Leopold Ville
Congo
Central Africa
Joseph Mobutu
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
U.N
Ghana
Leopoldville
Stanleyville
Mikhail Yakloviev
Kasa‘vulu
Sig
Khrushchev Castro Welcome Stir Fray In New York
Police gird New York as Khrushchev and Castro arrive for UN General Assembly week. Security tightens at Manhattan docks and hotels amid expected protests. Castro to stay in city hotel after State Department help. Khrushchev arrives Monday with 170 aides and regional leaders.
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Khrushchev
U.S. State Department
Castro
Cuba
State Department
Washington
New York ‘East Side
Manhattan
Island
Edward Spatz
Shelburne
Spatz
Nicolai Zhakarov
Baltika
Hungary
Bulgaria
Romania
Zhakarov
New York
Democrats Leave Out Mike's Plank At Ohio Convention
The Ohio Democratic Convention adopted a 4000 word platform for 1960 omitting Gov. Michael V. DiSalle's proposed criminal conspiracy plank. Delegates approved a policy package highlighting tax measures, campaign finance reporting, and reforms to utility rate base formulas while DiSalle's anti corruption proposal failed to gain support. The two day gathering focused on campaign policy and boosting Democratic morale.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Today's Chuckle If at first you don't suc ceed
A light joke notes that if you fail at first you resemble many people, with a quick humorous poke at common persistence.
Football's Here Again Gridiron Stars Already Shining
The college season opened with Tulane shocking California 7 to 3 at Berkeley while Alabama defeated Georgia 21 to 6 on television. Standouts included Billy Richardson of Alabama who ran for 56 yards in the first half and Stan Gann of Georgia Tech who directed a 23 to 13 Ramblin Wrecks win over Kentucky.
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Associated Press
Tulane
California
Berkeley
Alabama
Georgia
Billy Richardson
Georgia Tech
Stan Gann
Kentucky
College football upsets and stars noted in early games
In this area Xavier beat Miami 17 to 6, Ohio University topped Dayton 28 to 0, and Cincinnati edged Hardin-Simmons 15 to 14. Navy’s Joe Bellino scorched with two touchdowns and a pass for the third in a 22-7 win over Boston College. Missouri’s Danny Larose anchored a dominant line as the Tigers shut down Southern Methodist, claiming their first opening day victory since 1947. Tulane’s Tommy Mason caught an 8-yard TD from Phil Nugent in a 7-0 win over California, later stopping Jerry Scallani for a 2-yard loss as California neared the goal.
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Xavier
Miami
Ohio University
Dayton
Cincinnati
Hardin- Simmons
Joe Bellino
Navy
Middies
Boston College
Danny Larose
Missouri
Tigers
Southern Methodist
Tommy Mason
Tulane
Phil Nugent
California
Jerry Scallani
Kennedy Nixon clash over strength and gloom in campaign
Kennedy and Nixon traded sharp charges during a weekend of campaigning. Nixon accused Kennedy of scaring voters about defense while Kennedy called for a tougher stance to secure peace with Khrushchev and attacked drift in Republican policy. They spoke in North Carolina and Iowa as both camps pressed farm and defense issues amid changing winds in the race.
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Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
America
Kennedy
United States
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Ralleigh
N.C
Khrushchev
Nixon
Iowa
Minnesota
Midwest
North Carolina
Des Moines
Greensboro
Washington
Hig
Massachusetts
Greenville
Charlotte
Raleigh
Ruling Hits Car Sales Tax Setup
The 10th District Court of Appeals ruled that the present method of collecting sales tax on car sales is unconstitutional. The decision says the last year's tax law amendments discriminate against auto dealers and purchasers, upending a Franklin County ruling. George Byers Sons Inc. and Edward H. Minor Jr. sued, arguing the tax method denies them the two percent discount given other vendors for handling tax stamps and collection.
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Columbus, Ohio
10Th District Court of Appeals
Franklin County Common Pleas
Kenneth L. Sater
George Byers Sons, Inc
Columbus Auto
Edward H. Minor Jr
Byers
Castro's Cuba nationalizes banks and rounds up U S figures
Fidel Castro's government intensified its anti U S campaign by nationalizing all American banks in Cuba, limiting U S Ambassador Bonsal to a 10 square mile Havana area, and expelling four embassy employees accused of espionage while linking three other Americans to spy activity. The bank move capped a sequence of retaliatory actions against U S policy.
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Harold K Miles
Havana
Fidel Castro
United States
Cuba
U.S
Philip Bonsal
Nationalization Seizure Affects Major U.S. Banks in Cuba
Castro and Isvaldo Corticos sign a decree seizing First National City Bank of New York First National Bank of Boston and Chase Manhattan Bank. Estimated combined branch net worth 35 to 40 million. Embassies restricted and espionage charges framed around U.S. actions and North American authorities. Expatriate staff expelled including Mrs Marjorie Lennox and Robert L Neet.
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Castro
Isvaldo Corrticos
U.S
Cuba
First National City Bank of
New York
First National Bank of Boston
Chase Manhattan Bank
Milittamen Bank
Raul Roa
Vedado
Roa
Manhattan Island
U.N. General Assembly
Marjorie Lennox
Robert L. Neet
Bonsal
Mario Nordic
Mary
One Thing's Sure Women Like Kennedy in Campaign
AP reports Kennedy magnets women with a weeks long push for the female vote in the presidential race. With millions more women than men eligible to vote the group could swing the outcome. Kennedy's boyish smile wins admirers from Maine to Alaska and California to New York. Women mob his motorcade defying police. In Dallas a young woman leaps on the car trunk to touch his fingers.
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John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Maine
Alaska
California
New York
Dallas
Tex
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