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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1960

Page

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Nixon Kennedy Clash Over Farm Policy Cites Food Reserve Plan

AP reports Nixon and Kennedy campaigning for farm and labor votes with contrasting plans. Nixon touts a strategic food reserve to cut surpluses and curb exports. Kennedy counters with labor support and production focus. Rockefeller defends New York, while Long Beach Junior Chamber breakfast forum frames the clash as Republicans seeking strength for Cold War times.

Richard M. Nixon Bob Wells John F. Kennedy Nelson Rockefaller New York America Long Beach of Commerce Repub Jhan Richard Nixon Henry Cabot Lodge

Eisenhower finishes first phase of annual physical

Washington reports the first phase of President Eisenhower's annual physical checkup completed with one doctor calling him in excellent health. Army Surgeon General Lt Gen Leonard D Heaton said further exams remain, adding Eisenhower may return for a full head-to-toe examination in a couple of months. He noted tests focused on cardiovascular and respiratory systems tied to the heart attack five years ago. Kennedy campaigns in Pennsylvania as Nixon promotes a four-part farm plan.

Washington Eisenhower Army Leonard D. Heaton Walter Reed Hospital Heaton Walter Reed

Ethel Poses Flood Threat in Gulf Area

Residents in eastern Mississippi and western Alabama faced heavy rains as Hurricane Ethel weakened inland from the Gulf Coast. The storm, now a rain system near Hattiesburg, threatens up to 10 inches of rain with gusty winds and rising flood risks as it moves northward.

Hattiesburg Miss Mississippi Alabama Ethel Gulf Coast Hattiesborg Gulf Yucatan Peninsula

Areal Debate Ends In A Draw Between Mrs Nixon And Mrs Kennedy

A feature notes a potential resolution to the long running discussion as Mrs Nixon and Mrs Kennedy conclude with a draw in their debate prompting wide public interest.

Oil Tanker and Tug Collide Off Boston Harbor

A tug and an oil tanker collided in Boston Harbor. The tug Glen Thomas sank with no one harmed. The tanker Wisconsin owned by Long Texas Co remained afloat.

Boston AFI Coast Guard Wisconsin Long Texas Co Glen Thomas Ross Tawhoal Co

Red bid for personal conference

Soviet diplomats signaled Khrushchev seeks reconciliation with Eisenhower and may seek a private meeting with him during the UN General Assembly. He could also consider overtures to Nixon or Kennedy, depending on how the Paris summit fallout evolves, while avoiding actions that would sway the 1960 presidential race.

London Nikita S. Khrushchev Eisenhower Khrushchev United Nations General Assembly Paris

Cuba Jails US Embassy Secretary in Havana

Cuban authorities arrested Marjorie Lennox, a 26 year old San Francisco secretary in the U S Embassy economic section, after raiding her Vedado apartment. Ambassador Bonsal protested the arrest calling it illegal as Cuba holds no stated charges. Lennox, divorced, has worked in Cuba since last November and lacks diplomatic immunity.

Havana Fidel Castro U. 8 Marjorie Lennox San Francisco U. S U.S Philip Bonsal Foreign Ministry DIER Lennox Cuba Mer Daniel Lehniss

Berserk Prisoner Attacks Pilot In Air

In Martinez California a berserk prisoner attacked a pilot during a flight subduing the crew. Prisoner William Thorpe reportedly wrestled with the pilot, injuring the earphones and causing a temporary loss of control before deputies landed the craft at Kern County Airport Bakersfield. Thorpe facing charges after the incident while another prisoner Avery assisted and coordinated transport under sheriff's contract.

Los Angeles California Kern Thorpe Warren Rogpess Wag Avery Iget Auto Contra Hel Costa

U.S. Bars Castro Bodyguards From Carrying Guns at UN

UPI reports the United States will not permit Fidel Castro or his entourage to carry firearms during their stay in New York for the United Nations General Assembly. Castro is to be confined to Manhattan, with federal security officers assisting NYPD in guarding him alongside other visiting leaders.

Washington UPI Fidel Castro New York United Nations General Assembly Castro State Department Manhattan Island Nikita Khrushchev Errr Havana United States U.S U.N Cuxico Khrushchev Organization of American States San Jose Costa Rica United Arab Republic Gamal Ab¢el Nasser Tito Janos Kadar Elmer Hinsley New York City

Army Detains Lumumba Staff as Congo Tensions Rise

In Leopoldville Mobutu's Congolese troops arrest Patrice Lumumba's personal staff and reportedly Lumumba himself. Katanga forces fire on Baluba, killing up to dozens as clashes spread from Luena to surrounding towns. U.N. Ghana forces stand by while Lumumba's administration offices are sealed off and staff moved toward Camp Leopold.

Leopoldville Joseph Mobutu Patrice Lumumba Congo Lumba Elizabethville Katanga Luena U. N Elisabethvile Snd U.N Ghana Motutu Lumuntha Leopold Lumumba

Belgian King Baudouin to Wed Spanish Noblewoman

King Baudouin of Belgium, 30, to marry Dona Fabiola Mora y Aragon, daughter of the late Count of Mora. Announcement by Prime Minister Gaston Eyskens states betrothal approved by government. Dona Fabiola reportedly about 29, crossing into Belgium with family amid royal marriage plans.

Brussels Belgium Baudouin of Iman Gaston Eyskens Baudouin Dona Fabiola Mora Y Aragon Don Gonzalo de Mora Y Fernandes Mora Eyskens

Brown rejects new tax hike in 1961 session

Gov. Edmund G. Brown pledged no new taxes in the 1961 session and signaled a possible repeal of the 3 percent state sales tax on prescription drugs. He noted past bills on taxation failed in the Senate and said a severance tax on oil would be deferred to priority items.

Sacramento UPS Edmund G. Brown Senate Brown Assembly Tur

Weather Outlook With Clouds and Sun

The forecast calls for low clouds to sate night and early Saturday with mostly sunny skies Saturday. Expect a temperature change with a maximum today of 73 degrees as the moon observes.

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