Japan Observes 15th A-Bomb Anniversary Rally
In Tokyo a four day conference opened at the Metropolitan Gymnasium as Japan marks the 15th anniversary of the Hiroshima atomic bombing with pleas to ban nuclear weapons. Crown Prince Akihito attended and spoke at the government approved memorial in Hiroshima where about 30 000 people gathered at Peace Park.
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Tokyo
Japan
Hiroshima
Crown Prince
Akihito
Peace Park
Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium
Hayato M Ikeda
Ikeda
Self-Defense Agency
Hibiya
Hiro Ohara
Shinzo Hamai
Peace Memorial Hall
State GOP Resurgence Predicted At California Convention
California Republicans opened their biennial state convention with optimism led by outgoing chairman George Milias Jr. He predicted the Nixon Lodge ticket would win statewide while acknowledging potential gains of up to 12 seats in the Assembly, 3 or 4 in the State Senate, and 4 in Congress. Police clashed briefly with rightists protesting the conference as demonstrations and nuclear disarmament events continued in Hiroshima and New York City.
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Sacramento
California
George Milias Jr
Gilroy
Nixon-Lodge
Mibas
Assembly
Senate
Gov
Brown
Milias
California Democratic Council
CDC
Cross-Examination In Finch Murder Case Set For Monday
In Los Angeles UPI a key prosecution witness Mare Anne Lidholm Swedish maid in the Finch home will face cross examination by the defense Monday in the trial of Dr R Leonard Finch and Carole Tregoff The witness testified that Finch carried a gun when she investigated screams the night Mrs Bethan Jean Finch was killed The defense argues Mrs Finch held the gun first and Finch wrestled it outside the hilltop home The trial recessed for the weekend as the jury hears a sequence of prosecution witnesses including John Patrick Cody Patti Daugherty and the 23 year old mistress Carole Tregoff
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Los Angeles
UPI
Mare Anne Lidhelm
Miss Lidhelm
Finch
R. Seonard Finch
Miss Lidholm
Grant Cooper
John Patrick Cody
Carole Tregoff
Patti Daugherty
Runuay Simgm
Watch-T Tain
Fiag
Patti
Makarios Withdraws Nomination of German Court Chief
President-elect Archbishop Makarios announced that the appointment of German Professor Ernst Forsthoff as Cyprus Supreme Court president has been withdrawn amid newspaper charges of pro Nazi leanings. Forsthoff, a Heidelberg University professor, faced criticism over his past associations.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
UPD
Ernst Forsthoff
Supreme Court
Forsthoff
Heidelberg University
Two Navy Jets Crash in Midair Off Okinawa
Two U.S. Navy F-4 fighters from the aircraft carrier Ranger collided in midair northeast of Okinawa, killing both pilots Lt Cmdr Allan Emerson of Alameda California and Lt(jg) Charles Lyon Berger of Minden Nebraska.
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Yokosuka
Japan
UPS
Ranger
Okinawa
Cmdr
Allan
Enerson
Alameda
Calif
Charles Lyon Berger
Minden
Neb
Etna erupts again with ash seen far away
Mount Etna erupts in a new series of explosions. Glowing ash erupts from the crater and is visible for miles over Catania and surrounding areas. Authorities monitor eruption and potential lava activity as residents report tremors and rising ash clouds.
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Etna
Catania
Italy
Kennedy Sees Red Control of East Europe Declared
Senator John F. Kennedy at Hyannis Port urged that US must not accept permanent communist dominance behind the Iron Curtain and signaled no move toward armed revolt. He spoke after a meeting with 55 nationality group spokesmen from 22 countries, noting opposition to leftist support for his campaign. He criticized ties between unions and Nixon era votes and said he welcomes neither Hoffa nor ILWU support.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
John F. Kennedy
United States
Kennedy
Europe
Latin America
Kenedy
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Gov. Williams
Richard M. Nixon
Congress
Harry S. Truman
Williams
Tron
International Longshoremen and Warehousemen Union
QLWU
James Rhoffa
Teamsters Union
Honolulu
Jack Hill
IEWU
Nixon
Hart
Hoffa
Itheir
Boss Achieves Peace With Cementoso Car Swap
Joe Nelson plans to replace his 1946 car after Bob Porter dumped six tons of concrete into the back seat when a delivery was disputed. The cement firm displayed the former car with a sign "We pour cement anywhere" as Ronnie Stewart financed a peace gesture and parties forgave the prank.
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Denvers
Joe Nelson
Bob Porter
Ajiso
Joe
Cenent
Bob
Nelson
Porter
Ronnie Stewart
Disarmament Unit to Meet Despite Reds
The 82 nation Disarmament Commission is expected to meet on Aug 15 or soon after despite boycott threats by the Soviet Union and other Communist nations. The United States urged a resumption of East West negotiations and said the meeting should not force decisions on specific disarmament measures. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge indicated the aim is a resolution calling for prompt restart of talks. Lodge plans to resign as U N delegate after participating in the proceedings.
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United Nations UI
Soviet Union
United States
Commission
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Disarmament Commission
Beach hotel dining and private event listing at Huntington
An OCR fragment advertises private balls and dining at the Huntington Hotel on 120 E Ocean Blvd with meals including steaks and turkey, priced around 19 dollars per person. It mentions a public club breaklash, dine room service, and catering, with a phone contact HE 4628.
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Huntington Hotel
Ocean
Suiside
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