Brown Nixon Swap Charges on Debates
California campaign tension grows as Brown and Nixon spar over debate formats and direct questioning. Negotiations stalled over whether questions come from a newsman panel or the candidates themselves. Each side accuses the other of avoiding direct inquiry while both express hope to reach an agreement before November 6.
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Los Angeles
Richard M. Nwon
Edmund G. Brown
Bork
Warren Christopher
Brown
Nixon
Robert Finch
John F. Kennedy
Irving
California
Jet takes 163 refugees to Holland from Alaska
ANCHORGE Alaska UPI reports a KLM Royal Dutch Air Lines jet carrying 163 passengers and a crew of 12 departed from Anchorage for Amsterdam. The group included 91 children and 22 infants in cribs strapped to baggage racks as the first evacuees from West New Guinea.
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KLM
West New Guinea
Amsterdam
U.S. Seizes Australian in Australia counterfeit bill plot
Law enforcement nabbed Lawrence John Mickey Grent after counterfeits stuffed in a attache case aboard a jet bound for London at New York International. He claimed 6,000 ton freighter purchase and said he sells livestock. Bail set at 50,000 for next hearing on possessing counterfeit Federal Reserve notes.
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Sydney
Indonesia
Michael Gillen
Bogus Hills
Gillen
New Orleans
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Max Schiffman
Federal Reserve
Strike May 1B Votes Halt Work on Moon Rocket
Huntsville Alabama workers at the Saturn C3 test stand faced a strike by electricians. Paul Styles of the Marshall Space Flight Center warned that without electricians returning to work the $30 million Saturn C3 facility could lose momentum in the critical stage. Labor Secretary Goldberg urged immediate return to work, warning of daily production losses up to a potential $1 million.
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Paul Styles
Marsath Space Flight Center
Styes
Arthur Goldberg
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Afl-Cio
Goldberg
Tost
False Report on Estes and the Murphy Concurred Idea
The record describes Miller and Jacobs discussing Estes and Murphy relation, Miller claiming loyalty to superiors while following instructions. A Texas manufacturer admitted aiding Estes in a $26510 cotton allotments scheme, with Harold E. Orr of Superior Manufacturing testifying Estes sought help for a cotton acreage deal and that Orr assisted as a favor. Orr has pleaded guilty to five indictments tied to Estes fertilizer tank manipulations.
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Sertate
Estes
Harold E. Ory
Superior Manufacturing Co
Amarillo
Fox
Orr
Tax on Lodging Spars Long Beach Promotion Plan
Long Beach debates lodging tax affecting Bakersfield Needles San Francisco and San Diego, with motel operators and hoteliers opposing the levy as harmful to bookings. Support comes from convention officials and business leaders who urge shared costs and promotion funding while a beauty pageant contract gains city approval amid mixed opinions. Workmen compensation inquiry in Los Angeles parallels probe into Estes scheme and alleged mismanagement by insurers.
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Needles
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San Diego
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Robert M. Hendon
Atlantic Ave
Anthony Cocciole
Mde
Howard M. Jones
Long Beach
Alr
Fred Miller
Breakers International Hotel
Wayne ‘Sharkey Hull
Bond
Crow
Baird
Workmen Insurance
Los Angeles
LPI
Assembly
Thomas M. .Rees
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Zenith National Insur
Senate
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D-Ark
Estes
Wayne C. Cooper
Shottan
Eajton
Engle Accuses Humphrey in Windfall Charge
California Senator Clair Engle accuses Senator Humphrey and auditor Walter Henson of misrepresenting a nickel mining smelting contract and alleges windfall profits. He claims Symington’s family benefitted from a large hospital expense scheme and vows further inquiry by the stockpile subcommittee. The hearings adjourn after a tense exchange.
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Humphrey
George M. Humph
Turture Wap
Clair Engle
California
Senate
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Eissenhower Administration
Engle
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General Accounting Office
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
China to Send Food Aid to Alperia on Pledge of Supplies
Red China announces aid including 9,000 tons of wheat 3,000 tons of steel and 21 tons of medicine for Alperia. The pledge was announced by Peipitig Radia in Tokyo.
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China
Alperia
Peipitig Radia
Kennecott Union Signs Copper Pact
The Federal Mediation Service announced a new two-year contract between Kennecott Copper Corp and Local 3 of the Operating Engineers. The local, last among Western Mining Division locals, reached reins.
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Sault Lake City
Federal Mediation Service
Kennycont Copper Corp
Kennecott
Western Mining
Ben-Gurion Arrives in Sweden for Solitary Day Visit
Stockholm reports Israeli Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion arrived Thursday with his wife and daughter for a brief official visit to Sweden. The entourage includes security aides and a small press pool as talks are arranged with Swedish leaders on bilateral cooperation and regional issues.
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Sweden
Stockholm
Ravid'y Ben-Gurion
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