Wagner Wins in New York Mayoral Primary Vote
Wagner defeated DeSapio backed by insurgents in a Brooklyn and Manhattan showdown. He split with party leaders, choosing Screvane for deputy mayor and Beame for comptroller, while Lehman and Roosevelt backers urged ending boss rule. The result weakens Republicans in November.
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Wiits
DeSapio
Charles A. Buckley
Bronx
Joseph T. Sharkey
Brooklyn
Wagner
Ade Stark
Paul R. Screvane
Screvane
Abraham Beame
Stark
Lawrence E. Gerosa
Herbert H. Lehhia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lehman
Lanigai
Adlai £. Stevenson
United Nations
Manhattan
Tammany Hall
Desapia
Vovers
Jet crash injures Taiwan air force captain at base
A Nationalist China air force captain was injured when his F164 Starfighter veered on a runway at Gungalee Air Base and crossed 4000 feet of bean field.
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Gungaree Air Base
UPI
Allies Warn Russia on German Air Corridors
The United States denounces Soviet charges while stressing the Berlin air corridors remain a four power issue with unrestricted access since 1945. Western notes cite Allied Directorate records to argue air routes exist for safety and civilian uses, despite Soviet objections and East German barriers.
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Russia
West Berlin
United States
Soviet Union
White House
Allied Air
Allied
Control Council For
Germany
Herlin
West Germany
Berlin
U.S.S.R
Federal Republic
West Ber Flin
Us.s.r
West
Hamburg
Buckeburg
Frankfurt-on Main
Air Directoate
Greater
State Department
American Overseas Airlines
Shere Ace
Unio
Ernst
Ussr
United
States
Douglas May Bring Navy Project to Long Beach
Douglas Aircraft discusses moving most El Segundo aircraft production to a Long Beach plant after a $14 million Air Force purchase. Navy approval is needed due to El Segundo’s military ties. If approved, only a limited number of bargaining unit workers would transfer, with others re-hired from layoffs.
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UAW
McGowen
Douglas
Navy
Air Force Porton
Long Beach Couglage
Long Beach
el Segundo
Oregon Star Bribe Offer Revealed In Game Fix Plot
Testimony details a Michigan gamblers scheme offering payments to Oregon players to lose to Michigan. Witness Brice described Rosenthal pressuring him to accept bribes and to influence penalties. Brice aided by reporting to his coach. FBI and state police then pursued charges.
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Bruce
Rosenthal
Oregon
Rosental
Michigan
Brace
Elso
Butlin
David Gross
Brice
Brite
FBI
Budin
Karl E.J. Mundt
R-S. D
John “L. McClelllan
Nehru and Khrushchev push for peaceful talks and disarmament
In a two day exchange during a Soviet visit, Nehru urged Western powers and the USSR to pursue businesslike talks to ease Cold War tensions and move toward disarmament. Khrushchev blamed Western insistence on atmospheric tests, pressed for a German peace treaty, and warned that only total disarmament can avert war.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Jawaharlal Nehru
India
Kremlin
Nehru
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Belgrade
Us.s.r
United States
JFK
Feistnerer
Democratic Republic
Khrushchev
iMoscow
Soviet
Russia
France
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Geneva
Sixty Two Peace Corps Volunteers Depart for Colombia
Sixty two Peace Corps volunteers left for Colombia after meeting President Kennedy. The all male group, aged 19 to 31, will undergo a two month training program directed by CARE and receive assignments in Colombia.
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New York
UPD
Peace Corps
Columbia
Kennedy
Committee For American Relief Everywhere
CARE
Colombia
Brazil Supreme Court overturns weekday horse racing ban
The Brazilian Supreme Court reversed a decree by former President Janio Quadros that restricted horse racing to Sundays. The decision ends the weekday ban and expands racing to additional days amid austerity measures.
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Brazil
High Court
Rio DE Janeiro
Supreme Court
Janio Quadros
Quadros
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