Kennedy Aids Change Tactics In Democratic Race
Realistic Kennedy supporters concede first ballot failure possible and shift to a second-roll call blitz aimed at winning at the convention opening Monday. They claim to outlast rivals with coordinated gains from CA, PA, NY, IL, and Chicago backing, while efforts to win Meyner Leavess Docking Humphrey remain uncertain.
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Los Angeles
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Senate
Lyndon B. Jonsson
Texas
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Adlai E. Stevenson
Brown
Kennedy
California
Edmund G. Brown
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Herschel C. Leveess
Iowa
George Docking T
Kansas
Hubert H. Humpn‘rer
Minnesota
Cuba Rejects U S Protest Over Refineries Seizure
Havana denounces U S protest as economic aggression after Fidel Castro’s government seizes AmeradaEsso Texaco and other refineries. Foreign Minister Raul Casa rebukes United States and Britain while accusing oil firms of pressuring Cuba to abandon Soviet barter ties and restore colonial dependence.
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API
Cuba
Fidel Castro
U. S
Raul Rea
United States
Rea
Philip Bonsal
Bonsal
Stanley Fordham
Esso
Texaco
BritishiDutch Shell
Moscow
Venezuela
Cain Renamed To Lead School Board In 1960 61
Comm James T. Cain was unanimously reelected president of the board of education at the organizational meeting held at the Vocational School. George F. Oaks was reelected vice president. Committee chairs were reappointed for 1960 61 with Boller Seefeld Menlmean Oaks Lampert Schneider and Boller. William Colburn was reappointed secretary and clerk, and Margaret Golomb appointed board scenographer. Harold Schumeriff named athletics manager for 1960 61, succeeding E J. Naeinder. Board opposed detachment of Rockaway Beach from the city district and plans to attend a County Courthouse meeting on the issue.
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James T. Cain
Board of Education
George F. Oaks
Cain
C. Wiliam Boller
Amon W. Seefeld
Robert J. Menlmean
Oaks
Phillip D. Lampert
Wesley E. Schneider
Boller
Wiliam J. Colburn
Cystem
Margaret Golomb
Harold Schumeriff
Oshkosh
CBS Fecuthr
E. J. Aneider
Rockaway Beach
Sunset
Fake Invitations Spark Viennese Outcry at Soviet Embassy
About 2000 people were turned away from a Soviet Embassy reception in Vienna after fake invitations were mailed to a wide range of residents including hotel porters and prostitutes. Austrian security police attributed the incident to counterfeit invitations causing a staged turnout.
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Vienna
Austria
Eisenhower Herter plan weekend parley on Cuba
Newport Rhode Island. President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Christian A. Herter will discuss the Cuban crisis at a conference this weekend. White House press secretary James C. Hagerty announced plans for the meeting to be held Sunday or Monday at Eisenhower’s vacation headquarters. Herter will return to Washington Saturday and come to Newport from the capital. Hagerty also announced the President will meet with science adviser George B. Kistiakowsky and about 36 members of the Science Advisory Committee next Tuesday. He called that conference routine.
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Newport
LAPI
Eisenhower
Christian A. Herter
James C. Hagerty
White House
Eiserhower
Hagerty
Herter
Manchester
Mass
Washington
George B. Kistiakowsky
Evacuate Chilean City Because of New Flood Threat
In Valparaiso or Val eiva the army and navy rush to evacuate the remaining 40 000 residents, after 60 008 had already fled. Survivors endure fresh danger from flood and tidal waves following May disaster.
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Chilean
Santiago, Caife
Valeiva
Nave
Jet fighters to be returned to Thule AFB Greenland
The Air Force announces a reversal in its master defense plan sending 2 Gezen Fid2s and 230 airmen of the 33rd Fighter Interceptor Squadron back to Greenland in August. The unit had been moved from Thule to England AFB last March and is now being redeployed amid protests from General Laurence Kuter, head of NORAD. Thule, once a bomber base, now hosts the ballistic missile early warning project and a large staff.
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Washington
Greenland
Arctic
Thule
Air Force
England Air Force Base
Louisiana
Saih
Laurence Kuter
Kutter
North American Defense Command
Floods Kill Five in Western Japan Regions
Five people died Thursday night as heavy rains flooded wide areas in Hiroshima Yamaguchi and Shimane prefectures. Rescue crews scrambled to reach stranded residents amid rising waters and disrupted transport networks.
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Tokyo
UPI
Hiroshima
Yameguchi
Shimanei
Khrushchev Seeks Possible East German Peace Pact
In Vienna Khrushchev hinted a potential September peace treaty with East Germany and said West German lawmakers would need East German visas to return if talks proceed. He blasted Adenauer, warned against interference in US politics, and noted caution during a nine day Austrian visit amid protests from US, West Germany and Italy. The premier suggested a pact with East Germany would hinge on discussions with Grotewohl and Ulbricht and referenced West Berlin as East German soil.
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NikitaKhrushchev
Soviet Union
West Germany
Khrushchev
West Berlin
Otto Grotewohl
Walter Ulbricht
German Democratic Republic
East Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Hitler
Adenauer
Austria
Julius Raab
Austrian
United States
Italy
Raab
Los Angeles
Russia claims bullseye in last test shot
Moscow reports Tass that the Soviet second firing of a new multistage rocket hit a bullseye at about 2000 miles in the Central Pacific. The tests, conducted Tuesday and Thursday, yielded data to complete development of a carrier rocket for future space conquest. The series is over and 30.44 square miles of target area were open to shipping.
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Moscow
Tass
Central Pacific
Young Operative Snubs Symington Vote
A telephone operator at Sen. Stu Symington's Democratic convention headquarters told a reporter she cannot vote. When asked if she would vote for Symington, she replied no, explaining she is not old enough to vote.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Stuart Symington
Symington
Mexico backs Cuban cause stirs US concerns
A congressional spokesman for Mexico's ruling PRI declared solid backing for the Cuban people against the United States. The speech, delivered to a congressional caucus, suggested the Mexican legislature speaks for policy, though the executive maintains foreign policy. The remarks alarm led to possible U S inquiries and raised tensions with Mexico's sugar industry amid Cuba and sugar quotas.
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Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Adolfo Lopez Mateosi
Emilio Sanchez Piedras
Permanent Commission of Congress
Legislative Branch
Lopez Mateos
Sanchez Piedras
The
United
Party of ‘Revolutionary Institutions
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Congress
PRI
U.S
Foreign Ministry
Menxicos
Unitedd States
Eisenhower
Cuba
Twins Die in Basement Fire Explosion in Brown Deer
Milwaukee AP report says two twin boys aged two died Thursday night in a basement explosion and fire at their Brown Deer home. Neighbors rescued the children but both died from burns. their mother Beverly, 30, was injured in the attempt. Fire officials say a gasoline can likely tipped over and ignited by a lawn mower caused the blast.
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Brown Deer
Michael
Mark Danielak
Mir
Francis D. Danielak
Beverly
Oshkosh Airport Ranks High Among Local-Only US Airports
Flight Magazine data show Winnebago County Airport climbed to seventh among cities served exclusively by local service airlines in 1959 with 25 337 passengers boarded. Oshkosh trails Utica Duluth San Jose Green Bay and others, with total traffic up 6.8 percent from 1958, while North Central Airlines leads the 13 local service carriers nationwide.
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San Jose
Calif
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Peka
Kalamazoo
Mich
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Rockford
Til
Appleton
Fond du Lac
Nationwide Airlines
Outagamie County
North Central Airlines
Air Express
Onlx
Osh-' Kosh
North Central
Convair
OAS Considers Venezuela Request on Dominican Republic
The Organization of American States is set to establish a committee to probe Venezuela’s accusation of Dominican aggression. The OAS council may form a provisional consultative organ or call a ministerial meeting under the Rio Pact, with past practice a mix of investigations before ministerial dates.
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Venezuela
Dominican Republic
OAS Council
Feder
Piace
OAS ‘Council
Belgian Colonists Flee as Congo Mutiny Rocks Leopoldville
Belgian settlers flee Leopoldville as Congolese soldiers gain control amid mutiny. Radio reports say Europeans are leaving after violence feared and reported rapes. Panic spreads as authorities say communications briefly cut and tensions rise with Lumumba government appealing for calm.
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Brussels
Belgium
Republic of Congo
Ministry of African Affairs
Congo River
Brazzaville
Leopoldville
Leopoldvile
Congo
J New
Patrice Lumumba
Joseph Kasavu‘bu
Republic
Nixon and Percy Confer on GOP Platform
Vice President Nixon and Charles Percy, head of the Republican resolutions committee, plan a day of talks on platform building. Percy suggested some issues like medical care for the aged and defense spending may be tough to reconcile with Governor Rockefeller. Morton and Percy expect a Nixon proud platform, with later meetings set with Thruston B. Morton and others. Hoover and Dewey to address the Chicago convention opening July 23.
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Richard M. Nixon
Charles H. Percy
Republican Resolutions Committee
Percy
Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefelier
Peres
Rockefelier
Perer
Perey
GOP
Morton
Herbert Hoover
Thomas E. Dewey
Chicago
Hoover
Dewey
Italy Proposes Tougher Action Over Riots Across Cities
In Rome Premier Fernando Tambroni threatened strong police measures unless Communists halt violent demonstrations that have killed seven and wounded hundreds. Rioting centered in Reggio Emilia Bologna and Modena with clashes between protesters and police. a bomb damaged Carlo Levi's car in Rome.
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Italy
Fernando Tambroni
Reds
Confederation of Labor
CGIL
Reggio Emi
Bologna
Modena
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Brricades
Reggio Emilia
Zambrozi
Chamber of Deputies
Communist Party
Lefist
Giuseppe Scataro
Tosy
Carlo Levi
Christ
Eboli
Via Nazionale
Abandon Arctic Search for Crew
The U S Air Force at midnight halted its search for a reconnaissance RB47 crew of six missing over the Arctic Sea for a week. The plane vanished last Friday on a return flight to Britain after an electromagnetic mapping mission. A spokesman said the 14 search planes had not made a single positive sighting connected with the plane.
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Norway
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Arctic Sea
Britain
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