Kennedy Returns to Cape Cod after Welcoming Home
Senator John F. Kennedy sought seclusion after a massive Cape Cod welcome that drew around 100 000 visitors and onlookers. A restless crowd greeted the Democratic nominee at Barnstable Airport and along Hyannis streets before he noted a hard road ahead as he urged unity.
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Nixon’s Rise Fuels Democrats Battle Cry Across the Left
Chicago dispatch notes Richard Nixon as a central political figure stirring heavy Democratic opposition. It traces his career from 1946 House win through the Hiss case doubts to national prominence, highlighting clashes with Truman, Rayburn, and Eisenhower, and predicting a pivotal 1960 election impact.
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Searchers Hope To Locate Youth
About 200 searchers retained hope of finding alive a 7-year-old boy missing since Wednesday in Angeles National Forest. Deputies said weather was favorable and there was water nearby as teams used helicopters, airplanes, bloodhounds, and mounted searchers. Bruce Kremen, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Kremen of Granada Hills, wandered from a YMCA camp group six days ago and has not been found.
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Baptist Opposes Kennedy Election
The Rev. W. O. Vaught, first vice president of the Southern Baptist Convention, warned his congregation that Roman Catholicism and communism are the two deadliest threats to freedom if John Kennedy is elected president. He spoke Sunday night in Little Rock, Arkansas.
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Slaying Suspect Faces Trial In Waco Shooting
John Junior James 30, once on the FBI list of 10 most wanted, faced trial on charges of fatally shooting 68 year old John Blackford during a supermarket robbery in Waco. James, captured after a June hijacking in Los Angeles, linked to other armed robberies across Texas and nearby states, was described by associates as extremely dangerous.
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Market Watch Warns On Near Term Economic Slowdown
NEW YORK UPI reports coasting is favored by some analysts as a cautious stance for investors. Hutf and other firms predict limited near term gains with no clear reversal soon. Industrials like Plywood, Diamond National, and Grace show mixed signals as costs rise and profits thin. Value Line notes stronger paper container sales but shrinking margins amid rising costs and stagnant productivity. Missile aircraft prospects are expected to perform above average while defense budget cuts recede from earlier eras.
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Convention Was Top Athletic Event All American Rat Race
The piece mocks a four day convention as the top athletic event in a satirical travelogue from Los Angeles. It references Memorial Coliseum, Dodger outfield, Pershing Square, and political jibes about Stevenson Kennedy Jackson Nixon with a breezy, humorous tone. The author speculates on future political maneuvers and aeronautical anxieties during a convention interlude.
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Washington Transformed by Capital Construction Surge
Washington undergoes rapid changes as new federal buildings rise near the Capitol and across the Potomac. The Capitol dome gains a white coat, new Senate and House offices ascend, and a Museum of History project and highway labyrinth reshape the area. The Virginia countryside yields to Dulles Airport while the north remains wartime-tinged but serene, with the Washington Monument still towering over a progressing skyline.
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Lockheed Plant Returns to Full Operation After Strike
Lockheed Aircraft Space and Missile Division resumes full force in Burbank California as 5 machinists return post strike. The union voted 3-2 Thursday and Friday to accept the tentative contract terms, with some workers back by Saturday. New contract includes pay raise to 2.55 per hour and a 4 cent per hour increase for technicians.
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