Side Swipes at 1969 Democratic convention in Los Angeles
AP dispatch describes planned demonstrations at the Democratic National Convention with supporters armed with trombones clap cards and walkie talkies. Officials note a 10 minute limit for spontaneity, while joking about enforcing it. An Atlanta report says Paul W. Starnes seeks a pistol permit. officials plan to refuse despite his long shooting experience.
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Los Angeles
Sens
John F- Ken
Stuart Symington
Atlanta
Paul W. Starnes
National League All Stars win second game 6 0
The National League defeats the American League 6 0 in Yankee Stadium before 38 362 fans. Eddie Mathews hits a home run as stars from Milwaukee San Francisco and St Louis lead the rout. The game caps the all star series with a clean sweep.
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New York
Nats
Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Ken Boyer
Yankees Stadium
Nationals and Americans In Tight Baseball Inning Tale
Fragmented OCR recounts a baseball game between Nationals and Americans with Mays Mize and Mantle contributing. Mentions players Hansen Mays Berra Skowron Rivera and Mathews, errors few, runs scarce, several innings described with hits and outs, no decisive final score given.
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Skinner
Agron
Hansen
Mays
Maya
Rupeatis
Sinner
Marie
Maye
Mathewa
Auertiski
Berra
Cat Law
Amaricang
Mantle Raed
Skowran
Nationals
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Skinner Ptruck
Aron
Mantle
Banks
Malzine
Johnny Potres
Los Angeles
Oiten
Mathews
Malzone
Cleveland
Harvey! Kuenn
Ford
Minaso
Runnels
Maris
Crandall
Chicago
Earls Wynn
Adcock
Mazerask
Big White
Louis
Charley Neal
Skowro
Mazzone
Skowron
toSkowron
Smokey Burgess
Padres
Etan Williams
Dodger
Burgras
Nelile Fox
Wynn
Minoso
Hurricane Abby Aims At Jamaica And Nearby Areas
Hurricane Abby, the season’s first cyclone, is forecast to bring gale winds and heavy rain to Jamaica today as its northern fringe reaches the island. The U S Weather Bureau warns Jamaica Caymans northeast Nicaragua and Honduras north coast and Yucatan east coast should stay alert. Abby shifted north slightly overnight and strengthens. peak winds near 85 mph at the storm center.
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MIAMT
Fla
Abby
Jamaica
U. S. Weather Bureau
Caymans
Nicaragua
Honduras
Yucatan Peninsula
Weather COUNTY FORECAST Partly cloudy this afternoon
Partly cloudy this afternoon, then fair to night and Thursday. Highs in the middle 80s, tonight's lows 60 to 65, Thursday highs in the middle 80s.
Scant Hope For Release Of Two Air Force Men
Washington officials express little hope for freedom of two Air Force officers held in the Soviet Union after the July 1 damage to an American RB47. The U.S. demanded release of 1st Lt. John R. McKone and 1st Lt. F. B. Olmstead, while the Soviets plan to try them on espionage charges to bolster pressure over bases. The note cites the U2 incident and calls the downing a calculated attack over international waters. The body of pilot Captain Willard Palm is also sought.
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Cials
Air Force
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Ural Mountains
Washington
Moscow
Larctic
Kola Peninsula
U.S
Mote
Marla
Mantle
Power
Mays
Banks
Lollar
Staley
Musial
United States
Palm
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Maurice Martin
Ottawa
Martin
John P. Kelsey
Kelsey
Belgium seeks U.N. aid over Congo unrest at Leopoldville
UNITED NATIONS heard Belgium request help possibly including military aid to restore order in Leopoldville as Dag Hammarskjold convened a Security Council meeting at 7 30 p m Ambassador Walter Loridan reviewed the serious Congo situation A Soviet demand for an emergency U N Security Council session followed Moscow accused Washington of undermining Congo’s freedom.
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Belgium
U.N
Leopoldville
Congo Republic
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N Security Council
Walter Loridan
Hammarskjold
Loridan
Congo
Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Joseph Kasavubu
Patrice Lumumba
United Nations
Lumumba
Elisabethville
Luluabourg
Valuale
Matadi
FDA proposes prescription rule for high folic acid vitamins
Washington AP reports the FDA wants vitamin preparations with high folic acid sold by prescription. Folic acid appears in some multivitamins and supplements and is used for pregnant women. The agency notes it can mask pernicious anemia symptoms if given in large amounts, hindering diagnosis.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
PDA
Cuba
Pickets Walk Walnut Street As 830 KC Power Workers Strike
Pickets from a linemen and outside workers union demonstrate on Walnut Street between 4th and 5th near a KC Power & Light Company parking area. About 830 workers are on strike over wages and sick leave provisions with early negotiations expected. No service interruption has occurred. three generating stations in the Kansas City area remain manned by supervisors. The firm previously had an Ottawa office now moved to Paola, with crews operating from Ottawa.
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4Th
5Th
Kansas City Power & Light Company
Kansas City
Franklin County
Kansas
Ottawa
Paola
Mexican students protest in Mexico City flag burning attempt
Mexican students tried to burn a U S flag during a 1200 strong anti American demonstration in downtown Mexico City Tuesday night. Police stopped the act, seized the flag, and dispersed the crowd after a fierce confrontation.
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Mexico City
U. S
Belgian Troops Clear Leopoldville Airport
Belgian parachutists cleared Leopoldville airport of Congolese soldiers in under an hour in a brisk exchange of fire and grenades. One Congolese soldier was killed, another wounded, and three Belgian civilians were hurt as Gen Geysens announced Belgian forces were taking over the airport.
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Leopoldville, Congo
Leopoldville
Geysens
Force Publique
Religious Issue In Evidence At Democratic Convention
The Kennedy Catholic question colors the Democratic National Convention as delegates prepare to vote. Telegrams oppose Kennedy on religion. Baptist ministers push a 500,000-signature petition. Southern Protestants challenge Kennedy while Johnson seeks to avoid religious voting. Kennedy insists he seeks votes for policy, not faith.
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Kennedy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Adlai E. Stevenson
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
West Virginia
Johnson
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Washington
Symington Seeks Kansas Support For Democratic Bid
Senator Symington urged Kansas Democratic delegates to stay with him to the end, saying supporters have a chance to win. He addressed friends in the Kansas delegation today, asking them to remain loyal as the primary race continues.
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Los Angeles
Stuart Symington
Kansas
Traffic Toll Topeka Kansas 1960 Death Log
Traffic toll in Topeka Kansas is logged for the 24 hours ending at 9 am. The 1960 period shows 246 deaths compared with 298 in the comparable 1959 period. Continued tracking of fatalities is reported.
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Topeka
Kansas
Democrats Name Kennedy Backers Rally In Convention
A stormy Democratic convention neared a Kennedy nominating win as delegates cheered Kennedy with 12 votes short of the 761 needed. Leaders and hopefuls including Lyndon Johnson and Stuart Symington pressed for ballots while Adlai Stevenson paid an unannounced visit amid banner waving and hoopla.
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B. Johnson
Texas
Kennedy
House
Sam Rayburn
Johnson
Senate
James T. Blair Jr
Missour
Stuart Symington
Symington
Sen. A. S
Mike) Monnoey
Oklahoma
Stevenson
Te Floop
Truman hints at attending Democratic National Convention
Former President Harry S. Truman said he was considering going to the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles pending his sister Mary Jane Truman's gall bladder surgery. He drove her to Research Hospital in Kansas City and noted he could decide after learning the surgery outcome.
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Independence
Harry S. Trusman
Los Angeles
Mary Jane Truman
Truman
Miss Trueman
Research Hospital
Kansas City
Gates
Ilinois
Jap Election Delayed Amid Liberal Democratic Rivalries
TOKYO AP factions within the Liberal Democratic Party postponed the election of Nobusuke Kishi’s successor by at least 24 hours. Hayato Ikeda remained favored to win on the second ballot in the 513-vote convention with a simple majority required. Resignation of Kishi’s cabinet and a lower house vote for the new prime minister were expected to follow.
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Tokyo
Liberal- Democratic
Nobusuke Kishi
Hayato Ikeda
Ikeda
Kishi
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