Side Swipes and Election Registration Deadlines
Registration closes Friday at 10 p.m. for the August 2 primary in Ottawa, with the city clerk open nightly this week for eligible voters who moved, turned 21, changed names, or failed to vote last November. Other items note a vault gate dispute at Fort Knox, a life preserver fine in Oklahoma, a Portland dress code in court, a Cadbury fine in England, and a theft of Arabic phonograph records in Jacksonville.
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Ottawa
FT. Knox
al Carter
Albert Evans
Carter
Dwight Eisenhower
Kennedy to Confer With Johnson and Stevenson on Fall Campaign
Democratic nominee John F. Kennedy said he will meet in the next few days with running mate Lyndon B. Johnson and with other party leaders including Adlai E. Stevenson to discuss plans for the fall campaign. He paused a conference with his brothers and Connecticut Democratic Chairman John M. Bailey and James Rowe to pose for pictures and answer reporters.
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Hyannisport
Mass
John F. Kennedy
Sen
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Adlai E. Stevenson
Kennedy
John M. Bailey
Connecticut
James Rowe
Washington
Sen. Johnson
Chicago
Nelson A. Rockefeller
William Brinton
Richard M. Nixon
John F Kennedy
Weather forecast for county warm with mid 90s highs
General forecast calls for fair conditions and a rise in temperature through today and Thursday. Highs will reach the middle 90s with overnight lows in the upper 60s. Prescriptions mention Raney Drug CH2-3092.
Ike Would Strike Back At Campaign Of Soviet
President Eisenhower supports a hard and fast U S response to Soviet propaganda. The plan emphasizes UN led replies and direct pushback from State Department and foreign policy aides after the Newport meeting with Christian Herter.
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Ike
Washington
Eisenhower
Kremlin
United States
White House
Newport
R.I
Christian A. Herter
United Nations
U.S
Herter
Fugitives Captured After Car Theft Near Boonville
In Boonville Missouri two fugitives were caught in a corn field by State patrol trooper L R Roberts. James Peterson 29 of San Jose California and Robert Morse 27 of Los Angeles were taken to Saline County jail for questioning regarding a stolen car case involving Anthony Fasenmeyer of Raytown Missouri. Fasenmeyer was injured when he jumped from his commandeered car and was hospitalized at Marshall.
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Boonville
Here
State
L. R. Roberts
James Bruce Petterson
San Jose
Calif
Robert James Morse
Los Angeles
Anthony Charles Fasenmeyer
Raytown
Fasenmeyer
Marshall
Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Kan
Marshall Junction
Petterson
Morse
Saline County
High Flying Mice Return From 133000 Foot Flight
Sixteen mice launched in a balloon mission to study cosmic rays were recovered near Jordan Montana after traveling 575 miles from Bemidji Minnesota. The animals wore vest coverings to detect cosmic particles and arrived in a container released from the balloon. They will be studied at Brown University Providence Rhode Island under an Air Force contract.
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San Antonio
Herman Case
Air Force
Workman Saved From A Cave In
TOPEKA AP A housing site cave in buried Bud Smothers 22 Osage ity but coworkers freed him by hand. The trench wall collapsed trapping Smothers who was rescued after about a foot of dirt was removed uncovering his head and leaving him with only minor injuries.
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Topeka
Bud Smothers
Osage Ity
Smothers
UN secretary general meets Congolese and Belgian reps
Dag Hammarskjold held separate talks with Congolese and Belgian delegates as pressure grew for a Belgian withdrawal from the Congo. The Security Council planned an extraordinary session to demand immediate Belgian exit and Tunisig was said to back a resolution with strong support.
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United Nations
N. Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Congo
Security Council
Tunisig
U.N
New York
Tunisia
Pierre Vigny
Collision Of Two Destroyers Takes 11 Lives
Navy collision between the destroyers Collett and Ammen off California killed 11 crewmen aboard the Ammen and injured at least 20 others. The Collett suffered minor injuries to a lookout, with the bow of one ship tearing into the other as they collided in fog near Seal Beach. Cmdr. A T Ford ordered evasive maneuvers too late as the ships mashed together.
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Long Beach
Calif
Patrick Medeiros
Collett
Medeiros
Ammen
Honolulu
Navy
San Diego
Seal Beach
Cmdr
A.T. Ford
St. Petersburg
Fla
Congo Cabinet Votes To Ask Help From Russia
Congo cabinet approves request for Soviet troops to restore order and evacuate Belgian forces. Lumumba outlines mission while UN and Bandung-era nations considered participation. Hammarskjold to visit Congo as 3,500 UN troops arrive amid growing international actions.
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State Department
Congo
Lincoln White
Moscow
U.N
Hiottern Congo
Russia
Leopoldville
the Congo
Ihe
Soviet Union
United Nations
Indonesia
China
Survival of U S U 2 pilot explained
Izvestia reported that Francis Gary Powers survived the downing of his U2 spy plane when the missile struck the tail. He was stunned by the explosion and unable to trigger the planned self destruction. Powers bailed out at 49 000 feet, his parachute opened, and he lost consciousness.
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London
Izvestia
Francis Gary Powers
Powers
Fatal twin jet crash kills four at Shaw AFB
Two RF101 jets collided during a predawn refueling mission at Shaw Air Force Base in South Carolina. Four people died, including pilots Lt. Roger Siegel and pke 30, and a sleeping farmhouse family, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Davis Sr. The cause remains unknown as investigators assess the fiery wreckage and the jets’ impact on the highway and Davis residence.
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Shaw Air Force Base
S.C
J. E. Davis Sr
Roger N. Siegel
Brooklyn
Pke
Franklin Park
Ill
Shaw Afb
Public Information Office
PIO
Davis’ Yard
West Germany Mine Disaster Claims 33 Lives
Rescue workers report 33 miners killed by flames and fumes in Salzgitter. Twenty four others hospitalized after the shaft fire at a government operated mine. About 150 workers escaped as the blaze erupted one day ago, 1,180 feet underground.
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Salzgitter
Germany
West Germany
Eisenhower reports $1.1 billion budget surplus
President Eisenhower announced a budget surplus of 1.1 billion dollars for the year ended June 30. The gain, driven by higher personal income tax receipts, exceeds earlier forecasts and boosts the GOP as it nears its national convention.
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Newport
R. 1
Eisenhower
AP Executive Dies in Kansas City
Albert E. Stine aged 48 of Kansas City died at St. Luke's Hospital after a 19 day illness. Stine was a traveling special membership executive for the Associated Press based in New York but lived in Kansas City and covered assignments nationwide.
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Kansas City
Albert E. Stine
Associated Press
St. Luke’s Hospital
Stine
New York
Rockefeller Aims to Tap Nixon Wall at Convention
Rockefeller strategists press a bid to replace Nixon on the GOP ticket at the convention stage. They count on a strong first ballot showing potential 300 votes, while Nixon backers say publicly pledged delegates number about 4,100 of 41,331. Rockefeller rumors of a possible second spot fade as leaders insist Nixon is not in danger.
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New York
Nixon
Rockefeller
Stevenson
Los Angeles
Hall
Herbert G. Klein
Clarence Brown
Ohio
Taft
U.N
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Klein
Belgians Die In Plane Crash In Congo
A Belgian transport plane, a C119 Flying Boxcar, crashed near a volcanic peak north of Lake Kivu in eastern Congo. Thirty four Belgian soldiers were killed and seven seriously injured. The group, an airfield defense company, had departed Belgium Sunday night to reinforce bases.
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Brussels
Belgium
Congo
Goma
Lake Kivu
Vacation For Lyndon Johnson
Lyndon B. Johnson announced a forthcoming vacation in Acapulco Mexico with his staff denying earlier reports of an immediate departure. An aide said they would go to unwind and catch up on correspondence for several days.
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Johnson City
Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
Acapulco
Mexico
Johnson
George Reedy
Homemade Ice Cream and Cake Social at St Anthony's Hall
A community event at St Anthony's Hall Homewood hosts a homemade ice cream and cake social on Sunday July 24 starting at 6 p.m. Residents are invited to share desserts and enjoy fellowship.
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St. Anthony’s Hall
Homewood
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