Nixon overseas tours boost bid for 1960 presidency
Earl Mazo analyzes Richard Nixon's international trips from 1959 to 1960, detailing reactions in Venezuela Russia and England. The piece notes Nixon's strong showing in Poland and Warsaw, his blunt exchanges with Khrushchev, and how foreign travels sharpened his political image, aiding a potential presidential bid. It cites receptions, critiques, and the evolving view of Nixon as an internationalist advocate.
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Priest to Lecture at St Pauls Cathedral
In London Father Thomas Corbishley, head of a London mission, will deliver a series of lectures at the Protestant St Pauls Cathedral marking a notable Catholic address there for the first time since the Reformation.
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Community Civil Defense Meeting Set for Monday
Waterloo reports the Civil Defense will meet at the courthouse to form plans for the fall and winter season. Members will select a county communications section and a radio officer. The meeting is scheduled for 8 p.m. in Seneca County.
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