Kennedy Seeks to Pacify Dixie or First Ballot Nomination
Kennedys sweep at the Democratic convention showed he leads in key states, while the South resisted his Catholic candidacy. Johnson's supporters split across regional lines, with Alabama and North Carolina backing little. Kennedy urged unity and vowed to carry the ticket to victory, as southern governors signaled potential electors could oppose him.
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Japanese Premier Kishi Attacked At Party in Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi was stabbed six times in the left thigh by Daisuke Aramaki at a party celebrating Hayato Ikeda’s potential succession. The assailant, 65, claimed no assassination aim, citing a mere injury intent amid political tension and protests against Ikeda’s rise.
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Aramaki
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Liberal Democratic Party
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Russ Warns Khrushchev on Monroe Doctrine Clash
The State Department rebutted Khrushchev's Moscow remarks calling the Monroe Doctrine dead. It defended U.S. hemispheric policy, warned against meddling, and said Cuba and the Guantanamo base dispute and the 21 nation Ring Treaty must not be disrupted.
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Kennedy pins now cost money in campaign sales
In Los Angeles the Kennedy for President campaign has stopped giving away pins and is selling them at the Biltmore Hotel headquarters. A 25 cent Kennedy pin, a 1 dollar tie clasp, and a 25 cent booklet are offered, with a Kennedy paper hat also priced.
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AEC Fails in Non-Atom Test Blast at Nevada Site
Five hundred tons of high explosive failed to detonate at the Nevada test site during a nonnuclear experiment by the Atomic Energy Commission. Officials study the cause as technicians seal off the firing area buried at 125 feet to assess cratering effects for Project Proshare and peaceful atomic power uses.
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Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Nevada
Abby Winds Down As Tropical Storm Near Miami
A weakening tropical cyclone labeled Abby was moving west near the Caribbean and south of Miami, with top winds around 50 mph. The system was tracking toward Cape Gracias, Nicaragua, roughly 800 miles from land as it shifted westward at about 15 mph.
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Snow Falls in Semitropical Queensland
Children in semitropical southern Queensland saw snow for the first time as an eight inch snowfall blanketed parts of Brisbane. Farmers worried about the cold's impact on banana, pineapple, and tropical fruit crops.
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