Kennedy Notes Labor Cooling
Labor leaders and Catholic governors threaten Kennedy's path to the 1960 Democratic nomination. With about 200 ballots needed, three Catholic governors from California Ohio and Pennsylvania may block his bid, though Kennedy friends see possible paths in California. Turn to KENNEDY on Page 2.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Cagiholic
Edmund G.pat. Broan
California
Michael V
Believe Fair Will Attract Huge Throngs
Believe Fair Will Draw 500000 at West Axis opening with events including cattle shows and horseshoe pitching. Organizers forecast record attendance, citing past peaks of 824311 in 1953 and 76364 opening days. Tennessee Ernie Ford and Ringling Brothers are among attractions.
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West Axis
Janecer W. M. Mesverson
Tle
M & Ba
Masterson
Ringing Brothers
Bam
McCarthy to Keynote Humphrey Supporters Meeting
AP reports Senator F Eugene McCarthy of Minnesota will keynote an organizational meeting of Humphrey for President supporters on September 19 in Madison. The Minnesota state committee announced the event today.
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Parley Milawackee
Eugene McCarthy
D - Minn
Humphrey
Madison
State Committee
Minnesota
Ship capsizes off Philippine isle, 93 missing
An inter island ship with over 100 aboard capsized and sank off Palawan in the northern Philippines. Only seven rescued. 93 feared dead or missing as SOS from Manila indicated trouble near Luzon. Authorities seek further details and rescue coordination.
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Philippine Isle
Manila
Palawan
Philippines
R Jf
Bohol
Atonio
SOS
Feignam Senz
Luzon
Legislation In House on Labor Sparks Political Clash
Washington AP reports a raucous reaction followed the House vote on a labor control measure. AFL CIO executive council and vice president James Carey denounced the action as political maneuvering and vowed to mobilize district voters against supporters. Members countered that intimidation and partisanship tainted the debate amid Eisen administration backing for the bill.
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William Cramer
R-Fla
Afl-Cio
James Carey
Cramer
Washington, D. C
Carey
House
Washington
Afl-Cio Exetiive Council
America
James B. Carey
Rouse
Phil M. Lanérum
D-Ga
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Mercure
Eisen
AFL Cio
Space capsule recovery efforts falter again
U S forces search a 10 060 square mile Pacific area for the Discoverer capsule after its sample parachute failed to deploy. The Defense Department said recovery is unlikely as radio signals are not heard, marking a second failed attempt in six days and the third Discoverer failure this year. Weather and cold temperatures are cited as possible causes for the battery and parachute malfunctions.
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Yvandexberg Afb
Caix
Upn
Otinch Capswe
Defense Department
Washington
Los Angeles
Haiti Arrest Widening Rift With Catholic Church
Haiti orders arrest of Archbishop Francois Poirier amid dispute with government over church criticism. Vatican and church sources express concern as authorities accuse priests Grinenberger and Marrec of involvement in a bombing plot. In southwest Haiti, government troops clash with rebels from Cuba, with reports of varying casualty counts.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Nesra
Port Ay
Mser
Francois Poirier
Churchsources
Vatican
Hai‘tian
Poirier
Justice Department
Jecause
Pias
Etienine Grinenberger
Saint Martial College
The
Holy Ghost Fathers
Joseph Marrec
New York
Francois Duvalier
Rea
Grinenberger
Marrec
Duvalier
Cuba
Tiburon
Passage of Military Funds Bill in Senate Nears Approval
Washington AP reports quick Senate passage is expected for a nearly 125 billion dollar bill to fund armories, aircraft shops, hospitals, and military projects. The measure, though debated, moves forward after appropriations increases of over 143 million beyond House totals, with additions for 26 projects and 10 more hospital efforts across Army, Navy, and Air Force locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Thursdey Sicni
Appropriations Committee
House
Belox Tke
Congress
John Stennis
D-Miss
Whenacer
Ise Bal
Lenzie Group
Army
Navy
Air Force
Senate House
Erhard Plans Washington Trip for World Bank Meeting
German Economics Minister Ludwig Erhard will visit Washington next month to attend the annual World Bank gathering, UPI reports from Bonn. The announcement confirms Erhard’s participation in the international finance event amid ongoing talks on Europe’s economic issues.
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Bonn
Germany
UPI
Ludwig Erhard
Washington
World Bank
Precour Firm Appears Low Bidder for OSC Men’s Dorm
The Precour Construction Company of Oshkosh appears to have the low base bid of 313 000 dollars for the general contract of the proposed new men’s dormitory at Oshkosh State College. Total bids for the dormitory including electrical plumbing and heating and ventilating ran about 439 000 dollars. Public bid opening occurred Tuesday at the Board of Regents offices in Madison.
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Precour Construction Company
Oshkosh
Snew
Oshkosh State College
Roger E. Guiles
F Or
OSC
Board of Regents of State Colleges
Madison
Guiles
State Bureau of Engineering
Jos
OSC Dommitore
Are
D-K Electric, Inc
China Warns U N Against Lao Action
China warns the United Nations against interference in Laos promising serious consequences and threat to independence. Peiping broadcasts accuse the United States of backing unlawful UN meddling while Laos seeks regional settlement with Vietnam amid reported Communist infiltrations in six northern provinces and plans for possible offensives.
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Tokyo
LPH
Laos
Sam Neuz An Aly
Peiping
Daz Hammarskjold
Ngon Sant'anikene
Phoui Sanankene
United Lions
New York
Hemmarskjold
Geneva
Indochina
India
Canada
Poland
Man Held On Attempted Murder Count In Milwaukee
RACINE API-Detwrey Ness of Milwaukee was held on a $5,000 bond Friday on a charge of attempted murder after he broke into his daughter's home and fired a shotgun twice. No one was injured. Ness, a 48 year old worker, admitted going to the home of Charles Law in Caldonia at about 3 am Thursday. A bystander’s son said Ness grabbed the gun and fired twice. Court Commissioner Eugene L Haley set a preliminary hearing date.
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Racine API
Detwrey Ness
Milwaukee
Bexter Black
Ness
Te Nery Sorker
Lngkins
Tate
Charles Law
Caldonia
Thursde
Landh
Eugene L Haley
Hawaii Joins Union as 50th State in White House Ceremony
In a 3 p.m. White House ceremony President signed Hawaii’s proclamation after a 56 year campaign by Hawaiian citizens. Hawaii becomes the 50th state with a 385000 population and 6404 square miles, the last day of statehood for the union. Senators Hiram L. Yon, Oren E. Long, and Daniel R. Inouye are set to take oath in Washington.
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Washington
Hawaii
San Francisco
Presigent Risemower
White House
Ides
Alaska
William F. Quin
Laft
Herelulu
Quinn
Oren E. Long
Nber
Daniel R
Italy
House
Connecticut
Delaware
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Vermont
Perilous Guckhoe Voyage Reported Amid Hazardous Sninks
Fragmentary OCR notes describe dangerous resught une arnan ho par of sninks fed into suimireng pools. One was piled off by hurmane society agents after it had beer put as'eep bs crordarm. The oh ep manared ns escape un-.
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Guckhoe Voy
Sninks
Suimireng
Hurmane Society
Eep Bs
First Pilot Outs Bomb Shelter Says It Was A Snap
Pilot Al Blackburn blasted from a bomb shelter at Holloman Air Force Base New Mexico in a rocket boosted jet. He described the exit as a snap while noting a desert mouse was tossed out alive. Blackburn recalled initial fears of a concealed shelter failure but said the test showed planes could withstand a sneak nuclear attack yet remain ready for a quick blast.
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Los Angeles
al Blackburn
Blackburn
Holliman Air Force Base
X.M
Blackburn Sai
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Army Rocket Explosion Test Confirms Manned Missiles Possible
Blackburn, 36 year old test pilot and president of the Society of Experimental Test Pilots, described a Nike Zeus rocket test at Redstone Arsenal. The experimental booster exploded moments after launch, the jet surpassed sound speed, and he reported no loss of control. He argued manned missiles are feasible for future defense missions.
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Huntsville
Blackburn
Redstone Arsenal
Army
North American Aviation
Rocke
Vance
Soiety of Experimental Test Pilois
Earthquake Death Toll Rises to Nine in Montana Campground
West Yellowstone Park reports nine dead as Monday and Tuesday quakes trigger massive landslide at Rock Creek campground. Army engineers assess moving 30 million tons of rock. hundreds evacuated as aftershocks continue. Authorities fear more bodies may be buried, with several missing. Local shelters aided by Red Cross amid ongoing rescue and safety operations.
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Yellowstone Park
Mon
Painter
Ogden
Bozeman
Rock Crees
Macon
Thomas Steve
Sandy
Utah
Icans
Weeming
Montana
Geodetic Survey
Girichen
Same
Red Cross
State Moves Into First In Paper Output
A disjointed report notes State Fair triumphs and shifts in paper output leadership. The piece references managers and institutions shaping the industry, with unclear dates and scattered figures, but emphasizes a move into first place in paper production.
Milwaukee Banker Landemann Waives Hearing in Embezzlement Case
Paul N. Landemann, 45, vice president of the Bank of Kewaskum, waived a preliminary hearing Thursday before U.S. Commissioner Floyd E. Jenkins on an embezzlement charge.bound over for trial in U.S. District Court and released on bond. Landemann, a 23 year bank employee and father of five, is accused of forging a customer's signature on a $1,900 note dated May 18 and diverting the funds for personal use.
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Milwaukee
Paul N. Landemann
Bank of Kewaskum
U.S
Floyd E. Jenkins
Landemann
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Caplule
Negro Republic
Erhard
China
U.N
Mony Tech Congression
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Sam Rosparm
D-Tex
Secr. of
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Edward Johnston
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