Urges Support Of Rockefeller 14 Point Statement
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller urged Republican governors to back his 14 point principles drafted with Vice President Nixon. Hatfield of Oregon floated a bid to win Rockefeller as vice presidential nominee, but Rockefeller repeated he will not run. Other governors at the meeting included Stafford, Del Sesto, Quinn, Reed, and Boggs as New York moves toward Nixon.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Mark O. Hatfield
Oregon
Rockefeller
Nixon
New York
Robert T. Stafford
Vermont
Christopher del Sesto
Rhode Island
William F. Quinn
Hawaii
John Reed
Maine
J. Caleb Boggs
Delaware
New York State
Anderson Proposes Water Legislation for Districts
Kansas gubernatorial candidate Atty Gen John Anderson urged Monday that legislation be passed to ease creating watershed districts and completing water and soil conservation projects. He noted few districts exist and current law may require up to four referendums per district. He said federal funds are available and the governor should coordinate with Kansas lawmakers to obtain them.
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Eas
Atty
John Anderson
GOP
Anderson
Kansas
Fall Fatal To A Kansas Man
El Dorado Kansas reports Lawrence Matthews about 60 died from a skull fracture after falling down stairs at a welding and supply firm. Sheriff Reed says investigators suspect accident after questioning witnesses. coroner's inquest planned for the morning.
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Kas
Lawrence Matthews
Ercele Reed
Racial Clash at Greenville Strikes North Carolina Town
In Greenville South Carolina a nighttime clash erupted as several hundred whites and Negroes armed with pistols slingshots and brass knuckles fought near two white drive in restaurants. Police arrested eighteen people mostly teens from both races.
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D. C
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G. O. Bramlette
S. H. Kress
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Johnson Starts VP Campaign With Frontier Days Trip
Sen Lyndon B. Johnson begins his bid as Democratic vice presidential candidate with a special train trip to Cheyenne Wyoming for Frontier Days. He will attend a Chamber of Commerce luncheon and Rodeo, then return to Denver for flights back to Johnson City Texas before heading to Hyannis Port Massachusetts for talks with Sen John F Kennedy.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Hyannis Port
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John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Moving Chileans Away From Danger
Army engineers work to evacuate Valdivia as 80 percent of the city risks 13 feet of flooding. Water from Lake Riñihue, fueled by May earthquakes, broke through earth dams 50 miles upstream, forcing urgent relocation of about 40,000 residents.
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Valdivia
Rinihue
Congo Needs Up To 10 Million Foreign Funds Soon
Finance Minister Pascal Nkanyi warned Leopoldville that without foreign aid the Congo may face collapse and rising unemployment as chaos from the army mutiny hinders the economy. He urged Belgian and other technicians to return while U N forces expand to about 9,000 multiracial troops to stabilize the country.
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Pascal Nkanyi
Nkanyi
Congo
U. S
Clare Timberlake
Washington
Timberlake
Leopoldville
Joseph Kasavubu
Kasavubu
United Nations
Carl von Horn
Faubus Seeks Fourth Term in Arkansas Primary
Governor Orval Faubus seeks a historic fourth term in Arkansas as voters head to a Democratic primary battle. He faces four challengers including Bruce Bennett, Joe C. Hardin, H. E. Williams, and Hal Millsap Jr. Key issues cited are industrialization, population decline, education, and his integration and states rights records.
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Ark
Orvel E. Faubus
Arkasas
Faubus
Thim
Bruce Bennett
Joe C. Hardin
H. E. Williams
Hal Millsap Jr
Two Shot After Tavern Quarrel in Silver Lake
In Silver Lake a tavern owner fired on two Topeka men after they argued and fought over pool. Ernest Dehart and Robert Bardsley were wounded and treated at Stormont Vail hospital. Moody fired as the suspects pursued him. no charges yet filed as investigation continues.
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Silver Lake
Ernest Dehart
Robert Bardsley
Stormont Vail
Dehart
Bardsley
Jeff Moody
Sheriff's Deputies
Moody
Central Exchange l
Khrushchev Attacks Western Disarmament Proposals
Soviet Premier Khrushchev denounced Western disarmament proposals as a ruse to retain weapon stockpiles for aggression. He criticized the plan as lacking concrete reductions and limits and addressed leaders including British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and Canadian Prime Minister (text cuts off).
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
States propose arms storage under international supervision
The article reports a U S proposal to require states to store a definite quantity of arms within their territories, overseen by international commissioners. The measure aims to centralize custody while allowing local storage under multinational oversight.
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Ohn G. Diefenbekter
Eisenhower delaying flight to Republican convention
President and Mrs. Eisenhower postponed their departure to Chicago for the Republican National Convention by two hours due to heavy rainfall in the area.
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Newport
R.I
Eisenhower
Chicago
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