Night stumping for Nixon yields tips and tales
Boston crowds greet Vice President Nixon as he campaigns, drawing a shoeshine boy who earns tips, and a TV programming talk. A Rhodesian girl-run soldier, a piano record chase, a $300 dog, glue fumes driving, jewelry store burglars tied to campaign buttons, and a Texas divorce over a faulty TV set all surface in a mosaic of late 1950s newspaper items.
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Northern Rhodesia
Delmina Martincevic
Martincevic
Chicago
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Marvin Berman
Berman
Los Angeles
Sandy Strickland
Bolton
England
New York
Heinz Amdt
State Street
Dallas
Lon Holcomb
Holcomb
Culver City
Mate
Fort Worth
Fisher T. Denny
Roy Hayes
Mobutu alleges red agents linger in Congo after ejection
Leopoldville reports Col Joseph Mobutu charging Communist operatives remain active two weeks after expulsion. He says a radio transmitter and ammunition were seized from the closed Czech embassy and broadcasts continued nightly. A Communist journalist linked to L Humanite returned, while Mobutu criticized Kasavubu’s installation of a 27 member technicians council. Meanwhile industry negotiators and workers confront a strike affecting Hamm s Schlitz Pabst Lucky Lager and Budweiser plants with potential wider impact.
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Congo
Joseph Mobutu
Mobutu
L’humanite
Joseph Kasavubu
Angeles Denndustry
Hamm
Vernon
Kasavubu
LoSinid
Ray Tucker
Angeles
Local 501
Havel
Engineers Union
Unon
Hamm’s
Schlitz
Pabst
Lucky Lager
Budweiser
Press-Meleoram carrier Delivery notice
Daily newspaper notice for a circulation area audit in Long Beach. Published Monday through Saturday with an exception for Sundays and a Pine Avenue distribution route.
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Long Bi Beach
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