South Carolina Runoff Looms For Democratic Nominee
In South Carolina a runoff is set for June 24 between Ernest Hollings and Donald Russell to decide the Democratic governor nominee as unpledged voters, with Hollings leading in early tallies over Johnston. Turnout was strong, with officials expecting totals near the 1992 high.
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Columbia
Ss. C. Upa
Governonsis
Ernest F. Hollings
Donald Russell
Hollings
Charleston
Mayor Son
D. Johnston
D-S
South Carolina
Ballamy Re elected in New York Third Term Report
UPI reports Ralph secures a third term in New York elections as Actors Equity announces union developments on Tuesday.
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NEW York
UPI
Ralph
Actors Equity
the Theatrical Union
Eisenhower Pushes Pan Americanism in Latin America
President Eisenhower urged U S leadership to promote Pan Americanism and common welfare in the Americas in reply to Juscelino Kubitschek. A round robin style exchange irked some Latin diplomats while talks may lead to a Pan American ministers meeting and closer US Brazilian cooperation before Dulles visit. Joy Mig/So Pittsburgh reports U S orders worth 1 2500000 for Bomarc missile components and engineer needs.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Eisenhower
United States
Americas
Juscelino Kubitschek
Jet
Kubitschek
U. S
Roy Rubottom
Washington
Nixon
Peru
Venezuela
Dulles
Joy
U.S
Pittsburgh
Joy Mig
Bomarc Missile Pases
Corps of Engineers
Louisville Man Charged With Strong-Arm Robbery
Earl W. Stanley, 37, was charged with strong-arm robbery in Louisville for snatching a night deposit bag from W. E. Stanfill, 49, on a downtown street. Stanfill had just retrieved an empty bag at a bank.
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Louisville
Earl W. Stanley
W. E. Stanfill
Stan Gill
UAW Threatens Plymouth Plants With Walkout Over Rules
UAW Vice President Neil Matthews warned of closing two Plymouth plants in a dispute with Chrysler over new limits on steward and shop committee activities. About 4,000 Local 58 Chrysler workers at Plymouth engines and assembly have sought a brief vote, with no date set. A wildcat strike last Friday halted 5,400 workers, and another strike led to the Dodge truck plant shutdown at noon Tuesday as 406 workers refused to return after lunch, with 1,000 more sent home. Disciplinary layoffs have followed at the truck plant, affecting chief stewards and shop committee leaders.
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UAW
Neil Matthews
Plymouth
Chrysler
Time. Eee
General’ Motors
Ford
Wy Matthews
Matthews
Don Diano
Wildcat
Dodge
Assembly
Osler
Te Niner
Albert
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