Sun Yat Sen Speaks on Formosa and Coexistence
Formosa's status is linked to Red China's stance on peaceful coexistence with the capitalist world. Mme Sun Yat Sen, 69, cautions that China will not surrender Formosa to U.S. imperialism while endorsing coexistence with others. Peiping radio notes a softer line and cites a large Shanghai rally for liberation of Formosa.
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Havana Munitions Dump Blast Kills Three In Capital
Cuba probes blast that shook Havana killing two men and a woman and wounding 148. Prime Minister Fidel Castro sealed the bay dump site as officials assess cause amid reports of sabotage and widespread shock.
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Los Americanos
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Secretary Gates warns of minor Soviet actions possible
Secretary Gates says the Soviet Union may trigger cold war pressures leading to minor military actions but a major war is unlikely. He vows readiness and the ability to deploy or augment forces quickly, and urges Congress to fund a new Navy aircraft carrier and raise foreign aid. Details show budget disputes over additional carrier funding and rifles and tanks.
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Thomas S. Gates Jr
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House
Gates
Senate
Meyner Will Not Back Kennedy On First Ballot
New Jersey Governor Meyner announced at the Governors Conference that he will not pledge New Jersey’s 41 votes to Senate Kennedy on the first Democratic presidential ballot. He plans to present his name as a favorite son at the Los Angeles convention and says the delegation will decide after the initial roll call. Brown of California may oppose Kennedy as a hurdle to a first ballot victory.
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John F. Kennedy
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Meyner
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Kennedy
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Pat) Brown
California
Eight Crown As Flood Hits Texas Coast
Swift flood waters swept large areas of the Texas Gulf coast injuring and killing residents. The disaster, worsened by heavy rainfall since Thursday, left eight dead with two others missing and up to 30 inches of rain in some locales.
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Bridge Engineer Jonathan Jones Dies at 78
Bethlehem Pennsylvania reports the death of Jonathan Jones a 78 year old bridge engineer who supervised construction of the Chesapeake Bay George Washington and Golden Gate bridges.
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Chesapeake Bay
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Golden Gate
Eisenhower Holds Talks With Nixon and Herter Before TV Address
President Eisenhower conferred with Vice President Nixon and Secretary Herter on international affairs and the planned TV radio report to the nation at 6 30 pm EST about the Far East goodwill mission. He reviewed disarmament talks in Geneva and pending congressional bills before departing for home.
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Richard M. Nixon
Christian A. Herter
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U.S
Tokyo
Herter
C. Douglas Dillon
Geneva
Congress
Weather outlook for Southern Illinois with scattered rain
Rain is forecast for Southern Illinois with mainly cloudy skies and possible thundershowers. Tonight and Tuesday look partly cloudy with additional showers and humid heat. highs near 80 to 85, lows around 70. Observed temps include 61 yesterday and 71 at 7 am today. Crab Orchard Lake spillway and Little Grassy Lake noted with 1 inch below spillway.
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Illinois
North Dakota Senate Primary Seen as Barometer
North Dakota's tight Senate race between Gov Johnn Davis and Rep Quentin Burdick draws national scrutiny as a barometer for farm policy and GOP prospects in November. Polls open 9 am with about 200000 ballots expected, possibly surpassing 1956 turnout. analysts say results may hinge on a few thousand votes.
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Johnn. Davis
Quentin Burdick
William Langer
Ezra Taft Benson
Russians See US Bright Side Despite U2 Fallout
An AP analyst reports Moscow residents, though wary of Khrushchev’s anti American glare, remain open to better U S relations. Russians fear renewed cold war yet hope for higher living standards and travel opportunities like Americans.
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William L. Ryan
Soviet Union
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Ryan
Moscow
Disarmament Talks Walkout Over New U S Plan
The Soviet bloc walked out of the ten nation disarmament talks as the United States presented a revised plan for a world disarmament treaty. Valerian Zorin warned negotiations would not proceed and the U N General Assembly may hear the Soviet plan. Britain and the United States pressed ahead with a limited Western proposal.
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Zorin
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U. N. General Assembly
Poland
Marian Naszkowski
David Ormsby-Gore
U.S
U. S
Frederick M. Eaton
Eaton
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Defense Department
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Romania
Bulgaria
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Britain
France
Italy
Canada
Paris
Moscow
U S Economy Seen Moving More Slowly
U S economy shows slower momentum this June though optimists outnumber pessimists. Economists predict 1960 gains but a reduced rate of growth, with 1959 steel strike and weather effects shaping income and inflation outlook. Credit easing by the Federal Reserve on June 30 spurs cautious optimism about a second half rebound.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Deadly Nudist Clash in Indonesian Mosque Kills 27
A clash between police and Muslim extremists dancing nude in a West Java village mosque left 27 dead. The sect led by Nawawi, 27, sparked violence after a wedding feast ordered by him, with 22 militants and three guards killed and sixteen wounded.
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