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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1960
Page
16
Moscow premier Khrushchev said a new summit before the November U S presidential election is impossible. He asked Macmillan to discuss basic issues after the vote, including Berlin and disarmament, while warning of actions if talks fail.
An all white City Court jury acquitted a restaurant operator of violating the Kansas antidiscrimination law by denying service to a Black man. The defendant argued his refusal followed a June 11 sit in by a Black demonstrator that allegedly turned the restaurant into a private club with a fee. Judge Burns said the state may regulate public serving but not private club membership.
The Defense Department said Bernon F. Mitchell and William H. Martin likely fled behind the Iron Curtain after flying from Mexico City to Cuba on a supposed vacation. Mitchell had psychiatric treatment before departure. both had visited Mexico and Cuba in December. The inquiry found no vital information in their possession that could endanger security.
Nixon’s farewell rally in Hawaii stresses nonmilitary world influence and defends his proposals as not critical of Eisenhower’s 7 plus years in foreign policy. The trip drew thousands at three islands as he counters charges while on a two way campaign swing. A patrolman reports a steady arrest rate for escapes from Maryland penal institutions. A Yellow Springs youth survived a 30 foot fall and later re wed in hospital. New China News Agency notes Taunist officials completing 26 months of study at Chiaotung University in Shanghai with varied courses.
Nixon resumes campaign in Seattle and Honolulu as he promotes security guided foreign policy. The Seattle welcome drew about 7500, with Seafair royalty and officials presenting a strong start amid Kennedy’s growing challenge. Luce denies backing Nixon. Kennedy attends lunch with Luce.
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