Kennedy Urges First and Fast Action Against Communists
President candidate Kennedy tells a coast to coast TV audience and a Tennessee rally that the next president must act first and fast to strengthen peace. He calls for rapid nuclear and conventional buildup, alliances, and a renewed war on poverty, opposing Nixon’s call for restraint.
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Yank Draws 10 Year Term
BERLIN AP U S Army Sgt Leroy F Mast pleaded guilty at court martial to selling military information to Communist East Germany. He received the maximum 10 years hard labor and a dishonorable discharge. Mast, 29, Korean War veteran, admitted giving a German girlfriend papers showing the makeup of a U S battle group and rifle company to pass to East German agents in East Berlin. The girl Waltraud Mucler and the sergeant were arrested July 29. She remains in German police custody.
Lifer Is Back In FBI Custody
William Cornelius, a 52 year old Ohio Penitentiary lifer convicted of second degree murder in 1951, was recaptured by FBI agents after escaping from an Oxford honor camp last April. Identified by a missing fingertip, he had been living in a Cincinnati rooming house and working as a laborer until his arrest Tuesday night.
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Nile Catfish Prefers Upside Down Swimming Habits
A Nile region catfish species displays a remarkable behavior of normally swimming or floating inverted, drifting upside down as a standard mode of movement.
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McClintock Named Ohio Chief Justice for 1961
In Columbus Ohio AP reports that Judge Charles B McClintock of Canton was chosen by the ten Ohio courts of appeals as chief justice for 1961. The election occurred during their annual meeting in the Ohio Supreme Court courtroom. Lehr Fess of Toledo was elected secretary for 1961.
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Nixon targets Kennedy Khrushchev in Michigan campaign
Vice President Richard M Nixon intensifies his midwestern push accusing rival Kennedy of naivety on Khrushchev and the Kremlin as he appeals to union rank and file in Michigan. Nixon vows to keep America strongest militarily and economically while denouncing political alignment with labor. He tours Mount Clemens Flint and Saginaw then Bay City urging broad support beyond unions.
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Texans Lose Suit To Block LBJ From Ballot
A Dallas judge dismissed a suit aiming to keep Lyndon B. Johnson's name from appearing twice on the Texas general election ballot. District Judge F B Davenport did not rule on the constitutionality of a Texas law allowing Johnson to seek both reelection and a vice presidential run. Only voters with special interests in Johnson or another candidate could challenge such a restriction.
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Pin Worms Warning and Jayne’s PW Vermifuge Sale
A warning explains pin worms infect many and often go unnoticed. Jayne’s PW Vermifuge is advertised with tablets that travel to the intestine to kill the parasites, offering special deals for children and adults.
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