Nixon Moves to Coordinate Ike Rockefeller Campaign
Vice President Richard Nixon moved quickly to align President Eisenhower and New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller in the Republican campaign.Calls with both leaders set plans for Nixon to confer in Pinehurst before a West Coast and Hawaii trip, while Robert H. Finch, newly named campaign director, will meet Rockefeller in New York to map strategy.
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Calif Sets Welcome for Nixon Homecoming Plan
Vice President Richard Nixon returns to California for his first post nomination visit. He will be greeted with two welcomes, at Inter national Airport and at Whittier, with a news conference at Hyatt House Elutes and a Whittier College Hed ley Field ceremony televised by Channel 11.
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Korea Riots Spread Prompt New Elections Delayed
Rioting in three areas of South Korea spread to Seoul delaying the first session of the new parliament until August 15. Students protested after Liberal Democratic party members allied with Rhee were elected amid charges of rigged ballots. The Democratic party leads in official returns from 214 districts with 167 seats, delaying government formation.
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Congo Turmoil In Katanga Sparks Foreign Involvement
Tribes Lyrla and Baluba clash in Katanga provoking heavy casualties as Belgian troops and U N advisers move to restore order. Dag Hammarskjold delays South Africa trip by 24 hours whileConsidering withdrawal of Belgian forces continues.
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Typhoon Shirley Kills 8 and Destroys Homes in Yonaguni
A typhoon named Shirley hit Yonaguni island killing eight people and causing heavy damage to Formosa region. It destroyed 30 homes on Yonaguni, injured 120 in Formosa, and displaced about 13,000 residents in Taipei seeking higher ground. Evidence points to widespread crop losses and social disruption across affected areas.
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53 Arrested as India Parliament Erupts in Row
Delhi reports chaotic parliamentary session with heated exchanges between Congress and opposition members. A walkout by Communist members followed. protesters outside included about 53 Sikh demonstrators. Speaker Anapathasayanam Ayyanger blocked adjournment motions.
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U S Accuses Russia Over Congo Intervention
The United States accused Russia of hindering United Nations efforts in the Congo amid Soviet claims of Western aggression. State Department spokesman Lincoln White rejected Moscow’s self appointed authority to judge U S actions and urged restraint as the Congo crisis continued to unfold.
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Castro Near Recovery Despite Apparent Illness
Havana reports say Fidel Castro may be ordered to absolute rest both mentally and physically after a respiratory illness. Doctors expect a quick recovery, with Raul Castro acting temporarily as leader. medical officials deny severe danger and emphasize rest and gradual activity return.
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Weather outlook mostly sunny with coastal low clouds
The forecast calls for mostly sunny conditions Tuesday with late night and early morning low clouds near the coast. Temperature remains nearly steady with little overall change.
Missing duo from top secret agency triggers search
Washington reports two National Security Agency employees, Ramon F. Mitchell and William R. Martin, vanished after leaving together for vacation on June 24. The pair, both mathematicians, held security clearances and were due back mid July. Maryland police and the FBI joined the search as officials said they had not arrived at Mitchell’s home in Tularea California or Martin’s in Ellensburg Washington.
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Soviet propose U N arms summit at General Assembly
The Soviet Union urged a summit for disarmament at the United Nations General Assembly opening September 20. The appeal urged participation of heads of government from all member states in a personal discussion of disarmament. The U N. disarmament commission would be included if the summit meets early.
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Four Pinned in Compton Wreckage
Five people were injured when a World War II training plane crashed into an apartment house in Compton. Chester Fees, 34, a Long Beach mechanic, escaped with minor injuries. Passengers and a resident were rescued or injured as flames erupted. others, including two young daughters of the pilot, suffered serious injuries. The crash destroyed part of a Cypress Street apartment, with one widow among the residents reporting being pinned by debris.
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Presidential candidates Nixon and Kennedy pledge foreign policy focus
A brief note lists Nixon and Kennedy announcing foreign policy as a major issue. It marks the first of a series and directs readers to Page A-7 for details, with references to other sections and page numbers across the issue.
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