Young Faubus Launches Run For Arkansas State House
Huntsville Arkansas AP Far rell Faubus 22 a law student and son of Gov Orval Faubus enters a June 27 Madison County state representative race as the sole candidate filing before the deadline He aims to campaign despite no declared opponent and hopes to gain political footing while aligning with his father’s views and career ambitions in a tight regional contest.
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Arkansas
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Faubus Said, “‘and He Might As Well Get His Feet Wet.”’ Farrell
National Guard
Little Rock Central High School
Eisenhower
Ikeda Heads to Washington for Far East Policy Talks
Japanese Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda departed Tokyo for Washington for a frank exchange with President Kennedy on security in the Far East. He will discuss China, Okinawa, Southeast Asia aid, and the Japan-U.S. treaty, aiming to persuade the United States Japan is sound in Asia and seeking clarifications on wartime base use.
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Hayato Ikeda
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Ikeda
Eisenhower
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Canada
John Diefenbaker
Zentaro Kosaka
United States
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China
Okinawa
Laos
Viet Nam
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U.S
The
Japan Times
Mainichi
Deming Finds Sunday Roast Around Town
The Associated Press reports New Mexico weather records with Deming posting the state's highest 98 degree reading yesterday and the low 45 at Otto's early today. Glenwood logged 0.17 inch of moisture, while Albuquerque, Socorro, and Truth or Consequences had trace amounts.
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Albuquerque
Socorro
Truth Or Consequences
Las Vegas
Alamogordo
New Mexico
Red China
Summer Finds Need for Light TV Programs
AP TV-Radio writer Cynthia Lowry notes summer TV favors light, non demanding fare with Ed Sullivan Show and new whodunits. Gobel’s Father’s Day sketch underwhelms, Garroway says farewell to Today, John Chancellor to fill in, and networks plan longer station breaks to appease critics.
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New York
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George Gobel
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Sullivan
Gobel
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John Chancellor
Hugh Downs
Garroway
NBC
Man accused of bombing built vast Long Island housing empire
Bernard J. Brous, a 51 year old Long Island figure, faced bombing charges for Utah Nevada facilities. He rose from hobo years after a 40 000 inheritance to develop a 3000 home Massapequa Park project and luxury Kings Point home, then faded from public view after an abrupt 1955 disappearance with a tumultuous marriage and two children.
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N.Y
Bernard J. Brous
Long Island
Levittown
Kings Point
Edwin R. Lynde
Brous
Celia
Ronnie
Howard
Burglars Escape With $285 From Commission Cafe
In Des Moines Iowa burglars broke into the Commission Cafe and stole 285 dollars. The haul was hidden in an ice cream freezer and later concealed by the thieves. Police reported the money missing and are investigating the break in.
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