Drops Hint Of Possible Veto
Washington AP report notes Republicans hint Eisenhower might veto a medical care plan tied to Social Security if Congress passes it. Senate near vote on Kennedy backed plan. Javits alternative faces rival status. Debate centers on funding, federal state grants, and wide impact on 16 million seniors.
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Jacob K. Javits
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Richard M.nixon
Javits
Clinton P.anderson
D- NM
Anderson
Nixon faces doubt on Southern campaign move
AP dispatch reports Sen. Henry M. Jackson admires Nixon’s courage but questions the political wisdom of his plan to speak in Birmingham and Atlanta after Detroit. Jackson predicts electoral trouble for Kennedy if Nixon looks to win Georgia and Alabama, with Georgia voters to decide Sept. 14 on electors. Eisenhower seeks power to cut sugar purchases from the Dominican Republic, urging Congress to allow buying from other countries and to curtail foreign aid funding for Dominican sugar.
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Bank Crisis for Cuba Seen Likely
Havana reports Fidel Castro rapid expropriation of U S sugar mills triggered a banking crisis as deposits vanished after funds were moved to the Agrarian Reform Institute Central Agricultural Bank. Banks in Camaguey and Oriente lost up to a third of deposits, forcing credit cuts and loan recalls to meet reserve requirements.
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Cuba
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Oriente
Commanders View New Pershing Missile in Europe
BAD KREUZNACH Germany AP The U S Army s top field commanders in Europe viewed the Pershing missile Monday as it arrived in Europe for a limited period for observers and staffs to familiarize themselves with the new weapon system.
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U.S
Europe
Powers farewell hints at POWERS in Moscow
Barbara Powers wore a bright yellow dress for a farewell talk with Francis Gary Powers at the Soviet Supreme Court building. Powers, sentenced to 130 years for espionage, asked his father to bring money for small items in jail and referenced a forfeited watch. His parents and wife spoke but could not address reporters, visibly moved.
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Francis Gary Powers
Supreme Court
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Barbara
Manteen Brown
Milledgeville, Ga
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Lyricist Who Brought Tears Laughter Dies at 65
Doylestown Pa AP Os her Hammerstein II dies of stomach cancer at Highland Farms his country home. His words shaped American musical theatre for 49 years with songs like Some Enchanted Evening June Is Bustin Out All Over and Oh What a Beautiful Mornin. He and Rodgers formed a legendary collaboration since 1942 and helped create Oklahoma South Pacific The King and I and The Sound of Music. Turn to HAMMERSTEIN on Page 2.
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Register to vote before September Primary deadline
REGISTER Voters. Just 5 days remain in which to register for voting in the September Primary election. Register at the city clerk's office, City Hall.
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City Hall
Herter Warns Latin America Against Communist Infiltration
Secretary of State Christians A Herter will urge OAS ministers to condemn Soviet Chinese efforts to spread communism in the hemisphere via Cuba. He will support hard line on Fidel Castro while Argentina pushes for a democratic counteroffensive and a new conference to draft measures against communism.
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Foreign Ministers’ Conference
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Argentina
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Darios Lechuga
Raul Roa
Trujillo
Dominican Republic
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Appleton Circus Files Bankruptcy
The Adams Brothers Circus filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in the US District Court on Monday. President William A. Griffith Jr. of Appleton Wisconsin said the company formed in 1957 lists liabilities of 29,346 and assets of 14,782.
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Wisconsin
Wilam A. Griffith Jr
Appleton. Wis
Senegal Secession Challenge Prompted U N Block Appeal
Mali Federation Premier Modibo Keita asked the United Nations for urgent aid to block Senegal's secession. He accused France of withholding troops and called for an emergency Security Council meeting. Dia of Senegal proclaimed independence amid power struggles as Keita faced arrest and exile.
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Modibo Keita
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Sekou ‘Toure
Guinea
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Security Council
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Moscow
New York
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Ketia
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Darkar
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New London Auto Fatalities Raise Wisconsin Toll
The Associated Press reports two men died in separate crashes in Wisconsin. James H. Schumacher, 26, of Janesville, died in a crash with a semi on Highway 51 south of Edgerton at 1 10 a.m. Aliois Kalinka, 35, Route 3 New London, died when his car veered off Highway 54 near Royalton and pinned him under wreckage.
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Advisory Committee For Congo Proposed By UN Leader
Secretary-General Hammarskjold pressed ahead with plans for a second advisory committee to guide a UN force in the Congo. Lumumba backed down on using UN troops to seize Katanga as the Soviet bloc and two Communist Security Council members endorsed the restraint. Lumumba, after a long talk with Soviet envoy Yakovlev, said there is no reason to press his demands and praised Belgian troop withdrawals as a positive sign.
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Eskim Dhe
U. N
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Wile
Oldiers
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Lumumbe
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U.N
Congo
Lumumba
Ath Katenga
Moise Tshombe
Congo En Leotely
Mixhall D. Yakoslev
Bombings in Havana Aims Near Habana Libre Hotel
In Havana, two bombs exploded Monday night in the Vedado district near the Habana Libre Hotel. The blasts plunged several blocks into darkness but no injuries were reported.
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Vedado
Houston Seeks Further Delay Of Integration
Houston board of education asks the Fifth Circuit for a stay of U S District Judge Connallys order to integrate first grade next month. The city claims the nations largest segregated system needs more time and has appealed the ruling with school start on September 7.
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Joe Reynolds
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
U.S. Dist
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Connally
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Kennedy Speech by Telephone at VFW Convention
Detroit reports the Veterans of Foreign Wars near day two of their national convention with little chance Kennedy will appear by phone as he weighs a Washington vote on old age insurance. Dulles accuses the USSR of secret buildup for a surprise attack, while Nixon remains the firm guest. The VFW commander says Kennedy aides show no clear plan for a late Detroit appearance.
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John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Allen W. Dulles
US Central Intelligence Agency
Soviet Union
Free World
VFWA
Kennedy
Washington
Senate
Richard M. Nixon
VFW
Loms Feldmann
VEW
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Feldmann
Ted C.connell
Killeen
Tex
Robert £. Hansen
St. Paul
Minn
Massachusetts
Ms State
Dukes
Kremlin
Dulles
Fact-Finding Panel Opens J I Case Co Strike Inquiry
RACINE Wis UPI Gov Gafford Nelsons fact finding panel began work today on the stalemated J I Case Co strike holding informal off the record sessions with each side before a public hearing at 11 am Nathan Feinsinger chair and UW law professors Dean Reynolds Seitz Edwin Young also on the panel said they will investigate the month old strike with an open mind and no ax to grind
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UPI
Gafford Nelson
J.1. Case Co
Nathan Feinsinger
Madison
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