Nixon and Kennedy Clash On Freedom and Communism
In New York the Nixon Kennedy debate centers on defending freedom worldwide. Nixon argues communism threatens peace and cites Quemoy and Matsu while Kennedy accuses Nixon of weakened resolve and notes warnings about Castro and Latin America. Kennedy asks what the next five years will bring in Asia and the Middle East.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Nixon
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Nuon
Quemoy
Matsu
China Islands
Kennedy
Formosa
Senate
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Latin America
Castro
Africa
Middle East
Asia
International Communist Movement
Khrushchev
Korea
Two Teenage Boys Charged With Murder
Two 17 year olds, Richard Earl Smither and Ronald F. Wynkoop, waived from juvenile court and appeared before US Commissioner James F. Splain on first degree murder charges in the death of Harry H. Tolson Jr. The coroner's jury held them responsible, but Juvenile Court waived the cases. They were held without bond.
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Washington
James F. Splain
Richard Earl Smither
Ronald F. Wynkoop
Camp Springs
Harry H. Tolson Jr
Sprain
Tolson
Orm W. Ketcham
Dedication Ceremonies at Fire Hall Sunday
The dedication ceremonies begin at 1 p.m. with speakers Governor J. Millard Tawes and Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein. Maryland firemen listed include Charles Wood secretary William Clark Jr driver James R. Hahn chief and Ralph Brashear assistant chief.
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J. Millard Tawes
Louis L. Goldstein
J. Rolfe Castleman
Maryland
Charles Wood
William Clark Jr
James R. Hahn
Ralph Brashear
Ike Speaks On Golf Course
President Eisenhower spoke to about 500 delegates at the International Municipal Congress gathering on a San Diego golf course. He urged municipal governments to be self reliant and delivered the address at the San Diego Country Club as part of a broader campaign tour.
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San Diego
Calif
Eisenhower
San Diego Country Club
Chula Vista
President discusses golf, federal aid stance in California
The President highlighted his favorite game of golf and urged attention from Congress delegates to the course amid fine golfing weather. He warned against federal or state help for municipalities if doubt remained. He then visited Palm Springs and the El Dorado Country Club, planning a weekend at Robert Allen’s Las Quintas home, praising the inter American congress for goodwill in the Western Hemisphere.
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Ealing
Congress
Palm Springs
el Dorado Country Club
Eisenhower
Robert Allen
Las Quinta
San Diego
Postal Clerk Is Sentenced For Large Maryland Theft
A Baltimore railcar postal clerk named Robert A. McLean, aged 38, pleaded guilty to one of Maryland’s largest postal thefts and received a two year federal prison term. He admitted taking mail bundles from a Washington to Buffalo route destined for a publishing firm in Williamsport, increasing his theft to three bundles per day on the Buffalo run. Prosecutors said 47 test letters and 552 other pieces of first class mail were found taken during a three day period in May.
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Baltimore
Maryland
R. Dorsey Watkins
Robert A. McLean
Buffalo Run
U.S
Carl J. Lorenz
Watkins McLean
Taly
Betty Hutton Sues Alan Livingston for Divorce in Mexico
Actress Betty Hutton filed for divorce from Alan Livingston, citing incompatibility. They wed in 1955 after Hutton had a Mexican divorce from Charles O Curran.
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Juarez
Mexico
Betty Hutton
Alan Livingston
Miss Hutton
Livingston
Charles O-Curran
Holstein Sale at Frederick Draws Four State Bidders
The 29th Maryland Holstein Association sale at the Frederick Fairgrounds saw buyers from Maryland Virginia West Virginia and Pennsylvania pay an average 371.74 for 76 purebred cattle totaling 28252 50. The top bred heifer was bought by Snake Hill Farm for 1000, top buyer J Mayc Brown paying 2080 for three animals. Other notable sales included a consignment by Ira D Tiert and Son sold to David M Litchard for 710 and an open heifer from Edward N Derr and Son bought by Wayne E Martin for 210. A Ray H Smith and Son calf sold for 280. A large crowd attended with purchasers from four states and auctions run by RB Backus and Horace Backus of Mexico New York. A Dory Remsburg chaired the sale committee.
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Maryland State Holstein Association
Frederick Fairgrounds
A. Doty
Ira D. Tiert and
Ray H. Smith
Frederick
James Page
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Charles Backus
Horace Backus
Mexico
N.Y
A. Dory Remsburg
Air passengers in Britain exceed sea travelers for first time
All passengers to and from Britain surpassed sea passengers this year marking a historic shift in transportation. The report notes the milestone as air travel overtook traditional sea routes, reflecting changes in travel demand and coastal mobility.
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London
Britain
Enrollment climbs at Morgan State College in 1960
Morgan State College announced its first semester enrollment reaching 2,182 students in regular classes and 273 in evening school, totaling 2,455, up by 23 from last year.
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Baltimore
Morgan State College
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Kaempf & Harris
American Standard
Frederick, Md
Shanaberer Homes
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South Market St
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