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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1960
Page
8
Democratic candidates Kennedy and Johnson and Republican Nixon campaigned in farm heavy states. Kennedy and Symington visited the Dakotas while Nixon remained in the region, urging support for their farm programs as the race heads into the Democratic National Convention.
Oil millionaire Dr. L Hunt unveiled a 1 3 million building plan to expand Parade brand distribution. He will build a new plant in Dallas and spend 500000 to enlarge a Nacogdoches facility as Parade products spread across the Southwest Southeast and Pacific Coast since January. Local political notes cover Kennedy Nixon and Johnson positions on defense agriculture and farm parity with remarks in South Dakota Minot and Des Moines. Eleanor Roosevelt counters Truman Johnson support claims amid New York interviews.
In St Paul Minnesota Richard Outlaw, jailed after failing on a drunkenness charge. In Fargo North Dakota Senator Kennedy greeted Burdick supporters at a rally but corrected himself to keep the event in North Dakota. In Lamberhurst England the Marchioness of Dufferin and Ava joked about guests knocking themselves out after she padded low beams.
AP reports renewed calls to abolish capital punishment in France following the execution of Caryl Chessman. Gaullist deputy Rene Lecocq introduced a bill to end the death penalty, though most attempts to retire the guillotine have failed and this effort is unlikely to succeed.
President Eisenhower plans a mindful return from the Far East amid a turbulent election year. Democrats led by Senator John F. Kennedy question leadership while riots in Okinawa and Tokyo raise concerns about U.S. policy and the ally Japan.
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