Prestige Of De Sapio At Stake In Delegates Selection
New York waits as the Democratic State Committee names 34 delegates at large for the West Coast convention. The fate of Carmine G. De Sapio’s leadership hinges on whether former U S Senator Herbert Lehman is included amid moves by Eleanor Roosevelt and Thomas Finletter to oust De Sapio.
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New York
UPD
Tammany
Carmine G. de Sapio
Democratic
West Miontivs
Los Angeles
U.S
Herbert H. Lehman
de la- Mo
Lehman
Eleanor Roosevel
Air Force
Thomas K. Finletter
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Nixon and Kennedy Rally In Dakota Prairie Campaign Tour
Vice President Richard M. Nixon and Senator John F. Kennedy plan joint appearances in North and South Dakota this weekend. They target the June 25 Senate race and a Fergee birthday event for Quentin Burdick. The rallies aim to energize farm state support ahead of the presidential contest.
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Onloun Falls
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Dakota Prairie
North Dakota
Nixon
John Davis
Kennedy
Ferge
N.D
Quentin Burdick
Pate
Davi
Secret Session Votes Down Legislators Expense Increase
A Senate Finance Committee in secret session rejected a proposal to raise lawmakers expenses. The panel had been told Gov. Jimmie Davis would back increasing pay from 150 to 250 dollars monthly. Currently legislators receive 30 dollars per day in session and 130 dollars monthly when not in session.
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Baton Rouge
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Jimmie H. Davis
Kennedy accuses Moscow over Tokyo riots during Harvard visit
Senator John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts claimed Tokyo riots were promoted by Moscow to embarrass the United States and intensify the cold war. He spoke during a Harvard Board of Overseers meeting, noting the incident could affect U.S. prestige amid Eisenhower's cancelled Japan trip.
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Cambridge
Mass
F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Tokyo
Moscow
United States
Eisenhower
Japan
Kennedy
Harvard Niversity
Harvard
South Buddies Hope Sth
Charles E. Bovien
State Department
Improvised Oven Safety Note for Wooden Knobs
A short guide advises wrapping wooden knobs on stoves or ovens with multiple layers of aluminum foil to protect them from heat and potential damage during cooking.
Davis plans interim study on Louisiana government
Gov. Jimmie Davis announced an interim Litthke Hoover Commission study of state government funded with 35 000 dollars. He dodged questions on school lunch policy and parole system while defending the plans and postponing major reforms.
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Davis
Jackson
Sam Jones
Louisiana
Parole Board
Forgotten Man
Louisiana State University
Board of Supervisors
Del
Senate Judiciary
Miss Louisiana Pageant Tickets On Sale Now
Lake Providence officials announce the 11th annual Miss Louisiana scholarship pageant with shows on June 30 July 12. Tickets are available from pageant chairman Leonard Kennedy and local businesses with bundled three night packages offering savings. Out of town buyers may request by writing care of Miss Louisiana Pageant Lake Providence LA.
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Lake Providence
Leonard Kennedy
Kennedy
Health Agency To Probe Case Of Poisoned Drink
Butler County Health Department will investigate how arsenic entered a drive-in theater soft drink syrup in Hamilton Ohio. A score of people fell ill Saturday after drinking the beverage. Health Commissioner Alexander Witkow said tests found arsenic in the syrup and the source of contamination remains unknown. He noted the high concentration likely saved lives as victims suffered severe vomiting and illness.
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Hamilton, Ohio
Butler County Health Department
Alexander Witkow
Witkow
Tug of war in House over three point three eight four billion aid bill
The House fights over foreign aid totaling 3.3845 billion for mutual assistance and defense, after the Appropriations Committee cut 790 million below Eisenhower’s request. Republicans seek to restore 400 million for military aid and 75 million for defense, while some lawmakers consider tactics to trim another 80 million.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Senate
House Appropriations Committee
House Committee
Sone
Tobacco Firm President Dies
Francis C. Carter 47 president of the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. died in Williamsport Pa after a heart attack at the Largs Creek Hunting and Fishing Club near Salladasburg. He fell ill en route to Williamsport Hospital and died in the car of Dr. Howard J. Weaner Jr. with his wife present. He was pronounced dead at 2:30 a.m.
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Williamsport Pa
Francis C. Carter
Winston, Salem
N. C
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Williamsport Hospital
Carter
Largs Creek
Salladasburg
Howard J. Weaner
Montgomery, Pa
Workers End Major and Minor Missile Plant Strikes
In California and Florida, IAM and UAW members settle or pause walkouts as 17 000 Douglas Long Beach workers return to duty. Convair Cape Canaveral machinists end six day strike contingent on layoffs clause withdrawal. Lockheed and Convair plant actions shape defense efforts including satellites and submarines.
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Los Angeles
Douglas
Long Beach
Calif
Florida
Convair
Cape Canaveral
IAM
Lockheed
California
Sunnyvale
International Assn. of Machinists
United Auto Workers
Primariy
Polaris
Air Force
Santa Monica
Elmers Schlup
UAW Local 148
Strike waves hit Lockheed Douglas and Convair plants
At midnight Tuesday unions at Lockheed and Douglas began strikes while Convair JAM workers started ten days earlier. The walkouts affect Air Force missile facilities and Convair plants in California including San Diego and Pomona as talks continue for 20 000 SAM workers and a back to work offer is accepted at Canaveral machinists.
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Lockheed
Douglas
Convair
Air Force
Canaveral
California
San Diego
Pomona
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