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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1960
Page
5
A sweeping portrait of the political teams backing Nixon Kennedy Johnson and Stevenson. It details key aides, strategists and backers including Rosemary Woods Harold M. Klein Hy Raskin Ted Sorensen and Ed Sullivan among others, plus campaign networks shaping primary and general election efforts.
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New York taxi drivers, about 35,000 strong, will offer 10 cent tips to passengers next Friday. The 10 cent tax on each ride, imposed last year, prompted protests as drivers argued it reduced riders and tips. Though the tax expired, meters in 11,685 licensed cabs must be recalibrated to remove the tax rebates until completion.
RAMSTEIN Germany AP First Lt George Tarr 26 of Houston Texas was identified Sunday as one of four U S Air Force pilots killed in a car crash near Ramstein on Saturday.
A humorous UPI column posits summer mountain climbing on Capitol Hill. Expeditors set base camps near Mayflower Hotel and proceed toward the Mall and Grant statue, weighing routes from Senate side or House side while noting Sam Rayburn’s gaze at the summit.
United Press International quotes from Washington and Montreal report a Senate Foreign Relations Committee finding the U2 flight should not have occurred amid the summit collapse. Dillon says riots opened Japanese eyes to Communist methods. Bordeaux Jail riot leaves four injured but under control, prison governor reports.
New York AP reports a New York Times crossword clue read "For God for country and for Yale" as an anti climax. A Yale graduate objected, claiming Harvard origin, but the Times denied bias, saying the designer was a Smith graduate married to a Yale man for four years.
Manila reports indicate Typhoon Olive roared ashore with 140 mph winds, killing or missing at least 56 and leaving 10,000 homeless. rescuers say 16 fishermen cling to a sinking boat mast off eastern Luzon, waves hampering efforts as cascading electrocutions and debris add to devastation.
An Associated Press poll shows Lyndon Johnson leading Southern delegates for the Democratic nomination, with Georgia and several Deep South states leaning to him on first ballots. Louisiana and Mississippi may give Johnson their first votes. Kentucky, North Carolina, and other states show mixed or pledged support, while Alabama leans to Johnson but votes first under alphabetical rule. Florida plans a favorite son vote for George Smathers before Johnson gains support.
MARSHALL AP Two cars collided on US 80 Sunday night killing three people and seriously injuring nine. The wreck occurred six miles west of Marshall at p.m. Identified victims are J. L. Willis 74 and Mrs. Pold Smith 3 both of Kilgore and Wanda Lee Evans 14 of Marshall. Injured include Jimmy Lunsford Danny Walgrup Persy Simmons Patsy Finley J. P. Simmons Jr. and Jimmy Finley all of Marshall plus Edmond Boar Hilda Burke and Johnny Burke of Kilgore.
In Lebanon AP reports three sisters aged 12 Catherine 12 10 Grover Sue and 8 Linda Louise Followell died while exploring a creek during a family visit to relatives at a rural Lebanon home. Police said the siblings were daughters of Mr and Mrs Dewey Followell.
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