Powers remembered in Grundy area as U-2 pilot
A Memorial profile recalls Francis Powers from Grundy Virginia and nearby Grundy High School class of 195? He grew up in coal country, loved hiking, played football, and was known for a shy but brave nature. Neighbors praise his integrity as his U-2 affair looms in history.
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Colege
Francis
Coast Guard
Milligan
Jenkins
Grundy
Virginia
Nathan Hale
Grundy High
Javold
Harmon
Francis Powers
Cpl
Ed Dickenson
UPI
Crackers Neck
Powers
Mary Meade Ini
John T. Holland
Oime
Grundy High School
Thelthe Baptist Church
Francis Gary Powers
Billy
William Witt
Ins
Air Force
Kennedy Symington Attack Nixon U2 Policy At Brown Dinner
Senators Kennedy Symington and Johnson blasted Nixon and Eisenhower U2 policy at a California fundraiser for Gov. Edmund Brown. Kennedy attacked the administration while Symington warned policy changes were needed to avoid becoming a second class nation. Johnson declined to name Khrushchev’s blame and emphasized unity against Communist maneuvers. California holds its primary next Tuesday.
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Los Angeles
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Stuart Symington
Harry Truman
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Johnson
Kennedy
Symington
California
Edmund G. Brown
Victor
Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Missouri
Air Force Tightens Welfare Spending After Golf Course Plan
Congress grilled the Air Force over funding a mine hole golf course at Offutt Base Neb with 24 785 in tax funds plus enlisted labor valued at 5 250. The subcommittee questioned GI labor and legality while the Air Force defended the plan as lawful. Other items include Eisenhower aid to sugar policy and a Senate Commerce panel vote on suspending equal time rules for the 1960 campaign.
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Washington
UPI
Air Force
House
Armed Services
Offutt Air Force Base
Neb
Melvin Price
Ottutt
Sugar Charman
W Hareld
Cooley
D-Nc
Eisenhower
House Agriculture Committee
United States
Latin America
U.S
Cuba
Senate Commerce Committee
Pasternak royalties reported at one million pounds
London reports Russian author Boris Pasternak likely held about one million pounds in royalties for Dr Zhivago. The British publisher Collins cites 8 44.00 as British royalties, while Feltrinelli in Italy earned 15 percent. Pasternak died near Moscow after the book’s ban in the USSR.
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UPD
Boris Pasternak
Italy
Haneft
Ulation
Zhivago
Pasternak
Moscow
London Daily Telegraph
Collins
Russia
United States
Britain
Feltrinelli
Chronicle Telegram 1960 No 128 Advertisement Notice
Publication details list price and delivery terms for Lorain County including Elyria Ohio and surrounding areas. Rates show yearly and outside Ohio options with mail delivery and subscription terms.
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
Elyria
Ohio Second Clays
Ohio Artes
Lorain
Ohio
Telegraph Strike Is Called Off After New Two Year Pact
Washington union and Western Union negotiators reach an oral two year contract terms after about 17 hours of talks. The agreement provides a 21 cent per hour wage and benefits increase and ends a nationwide strike. A CET time conference follows for formal signing.
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Washington
UPT
Commercial Telegraphers” Union
American Communications Assn
E.d.t
Twin bugged eagles echo past Moscow embassy probe
A British diplomat recounts a prior bugging at the U.S. ambassador’s Moscow residence, noting a hidden radio transmitter in a 1945 gift seal and a crawl space used to route wires to the ambassador’s desk. State Department security had no record of the incident.
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Washington
UPI
Moscow
Joseph E. Davies
U.S
Russia
Henry Cabot Lodge
United Nations
Lodge
United States
Averell Hammar
Davies
State Department
Louisiana Promises Oil-Rights Fight After Court Ruling
Louisiana pledges continued battle over Gulf oil royalties after the Supreme Court awarded coastal offshore areas to Florida and Texas. The state holds escrow funds totaling 28.6 million plus 308.4 million in federal escrow, with a transfer to the U S Treasury possible before June 30, affecting the state budget.
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Washington
UPI
Louisiana
Supreme Court
Alabama
Mississippi
United States
Florida
Texas
High Court
Ana
John M
Harlan
U.S. Interior Department
Federal Treasury
Uncle Sam
Cities map battle to keep air service
Four cities New Philadelphia Zanesville and Manon join to urge continuation of Lake Central Airlines service at a Civil Aeronautics Board hearing in Columbus. They argue the cities lack sufficient passengers under the use it or lose it policy and criticize scheduling between smaller cities. The state supports continued service, with CAB hearings also set for Indianapolis.
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Columbus
APS
Philadelphia
Tives
Lake Central
C. E. A. Brown
Ohio Division of Aviation
Brown
Zanesville
Youngstown
News
Joseph L. Fitzmaurice
Indianapolis
Gary
Richmond
Bloomington
State of
Indiana
Midwest
Dot
Khrushchev Targets Nixon In U S Presidential Talk
UPI reports Khrushchev singles out Nixon as a potential confrontation in the 1960 U S presidential race. The piece notes Khrushchev’s aim to influence American voters and describes Nixon’s Moscow kitchen debate performance as a perceived boost for him. It mentions The Worker weekly calling Nixon an election issue and cites Democratic figures tied to Stevenson.
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Washington
UPI
Nikita 5
Khrushchev
Mr. K
Eisenshower
White House
U. S
Nixon
Moscow
U.S
The
Worker
Eisenhower Land Nixon
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Chicago
Stevenson
John F. Kennedy
Stuart Symington
Herbert H. Lehman
Eleanor ‘Roosevelt
Supreme Soviet
Illegal shops in Moscow sell religious objects for private profit
The Evening Moscow reports underground workshops producing crosses and other religious items for private gain run by criminals or those without visible means of support. A separate Paris sign warns passengers against mouth-held tickets for hygiene. Congress debates tightening flag abuse penalties and other varied items from a gun-happy rabbit incident to a steam whistle orchestral novelty.
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Paris
Washington
Charles O. Porter
Dore
U. S
Porter
Haiti
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