Eisenhower Asia trip judged not to help West
Reporter Frank H. Bartholomew analyzes President Eisenhower's Asia swing, arguing the trip yielded limited Western gains. He cites costs, political fallout in Japan and Korea, and doubts about long-term influence from the goodwill tour and summit dynamics amid regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
UPI
Dwight D. Ei
Japan
United States
Aasenhower
Asia
Philippines
U.S.S.R
China
Eisenhower
Quemoy
Korea
South Korea
Frank H. Bartholomew
Candidates Swarm Cornbelt as Nixon Tops North Dakota Crowd
In Fargo and across the corn belt three Democratic presidential hopefuls joined Vice President Nixon, with Nixon drawing crowds of over 5,000 at Fargo Airport. Kennedy and Symington campaigned for Quentin Burdick in North Dakota while criticizing farm policy. Nixon defended defense spending and challenged Khrushchev knowing the race would shape the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N.D
UPDS
Midwest
Richard M. Nixon
North Dakota
Nixon
John
Stuart Symings
Don B. Johnson
D-Téx
Nebraska
Kennedy
Symington
Honor Burdick Kennedy
Uto Town
Quentin Burdick
Burdick
John’ E. Davis
Davis
South
South Dakota American Legion
Sioux Falls
United
Massachusetts
Russia
China
Nat
America
N. D
Richard Nixon
Girls State Hears Lady Mayors And Leaders
Teens at Girls State begin a week of self government filing petitions by 9 15 a m and later elect leaders and mayors from towns such as Wapakoneta Urbana and Columbus. Notable speakers include Gov DiSalle and state officials as four women discuss status of women in government during the program. Elections of officers start Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Keller
Lima
Federalist Party
Tamara Owens
Columbus
Mary Ann Ballweg
Wapakoneta
Patricia Simpson
Urbana
Sharon Dutton
Gnadenhutton
Tuscarawas County
Melzia Flowers
Claudia Gidcomb
Barbara Skufca
Westlake
Frances Kunkle
Watseon
Teresa Sinckles
Portsmouth
Beth Allard
Crooksville
Karen Stout
Worthington
Ann Owen
Granville
Doris Sakbrim
Toledo
Bonnie Robinson
East Liverpool
Dan
Gerstenmaier
Cuyahoga Falls
Monica Vogel
Mary Ann Noser
Bellville
Shirley Quigley
Wooster
Linda Steek
Lexington
Keating Defines Isolationist in UPI Style
Senator Kenneth B. Keating of New York described an isolationist as one who insists that most troubles arise because America was discovered by a foreigner. The remarks appeared in a United Press International dispatch and were cited in The Chronicle Telegram June 20, 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
America
Chronicle-Telegram
Soviet Deputy Premier Mikoyan to Lead Oslo Delegation
United Press International reports in Oslo that Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan will head a delegation arriving Thursday for the opening of a Soviet industrial fair. The article notes broader Cold War context with discussions in London and various global responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anastas T. Mikoyan
Oslo
London
Russia
Tokyo
Mali Federation Formed In West Africa Independence Declared
In Dakar Senegal the Mali Federation united the former French colonies of Sudan and Senegal and granted independence to about six million people. Cannons at one minute after midnight announced the birth of the union signaling a major step toward decolonization and a future appeal for United Nations membership with France as sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Far East
Asia
Africa
Europe
Vatican
John Kennedy
United Press International
US S
Ike
Dakar
Senegal
UPI
Mali
West Africa
Sudan
Xeegeng Community of Nations
United Nations General Assembly
France
Roosevelt Rejects Kennedy’s Second Place Offer
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt reiterates support for Adlai Stevenson and says she would respect Kennedy more if he accepted second place and then redirected his vote to Stevenson. She notes Kennedy faced a heavy demand to take second place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Roosevelt
Adlai E. Stevenson
John F. Kennedy
Mass
Kennedy
Stevenson
Hime
Eight Methodists bishops reassigned at Northeastern Conference
The Northeastern Jurisdictional Conference of the Methodist Church ended with eight bishops reassigned to new Episcopal area posts. Key moves include Lloyd C. Wicker from Pittsburgh to New York to succeed retiring Frederick B. Newell, and Vernon Middleton elected to succeed Wicker in Philadelphia. New bishops Holloway, Ward Jr., and Matthews also named, with markets in Charleston Syracuse and Boston. Consecration took place at Metropolitan Memorial Methodist Church. The new areas serve about two million members in 7,785 churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPC
The
Methodist Church
Lloyd C. Wicker
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
New York
Frederick B Newell
Wicke
Vernon Middleton
Philadelphia
John Wesley Lord
Boston
G. Bromley Oxnam
Fred Pierce Corson
Newell S. Booth
Africa
Elizabethville
Belgian Congo
Fred G. Holloway
Drew University
Madison
West Virginia
Charleston
William L.O 'Ward Jr
Mt. Lebanon
Syracuse
N.Y
W. Earl Ledden
James K. Matthews
Methodist Board of Mission
Division of World Missions
Lord
Metropolitan Memorial Methodist Church
Navy Gives Up On Runaway Test Balloon
The Navy has ceased efforts to recover a 40 story tall research balloon launched June 5 from Brunswick Georgia. Intended to drift toward Houston Texas to gather high altitude cosmic ray data, the balloon has remained missing despite initial tracking and may have recorded some data. Officials indicated the balloon did not descend as planned.
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Navy
Point Arguello
Calf
UPI
Empire State Building
Brunswick
Houston
Tex
Congress Faces Major Backlog In Final Session Days
Congress enters a likely two week sprint as Senate debates a one year extension of WWII era excise and corporate taxes while House, in recess for Rep. Douglas Elliott’s death, considers the tax bill. Key legislation includes medical care for the aged school construction housing wheat policy and minimum wage increases. Rep Peter Mack proposes a federal audit of overseas expense accounts citing public right to know.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Congress
Senate
House
Douglas H. Elliott
Chambersburg
Peter Mack
Judge Meets With Airlines Over Pilots Strike
In Chicago a federal judge meets with representatives of three airlines and ALPA about a wildcat strike protesting FAA jet inspection rules. The outage caused by Eastern and Pan American pilots showing as sickouts spreads, with about 1,900 Eastern pilots affected and multiple Pan Am crews absent.
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Chicago
API
Air Ling Pilots Assn
ALPA
Mistrie
Wolkouts
Eastern Airlines
Federal Aviation Agency
EAA
Pan American Airways
Pan Am
Eastern
Julius Fi
Death of New Congressman Elliott in Apparent Auto Tragedy
Douglas H Elliott 39 a Philadelphia native and newly elected Republican from the 18th District in Pennsylvania was found dead near Bear Valley State Park in Franklin County. The coroner reports carbon monoxide poisoning with a deer skin enclosure around the exhaust. no note was recovered. Local police say he died before the body was found by Elmer Rife at about 5 p.m. while fishing near the park.
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Chambersburg, Pa
Apt
Ja.m
Elliott
Philadelphia
Gressman
Douglas H. Elliott
R-l
Congres
Richard M. Simpson
John P. Manges
Franklin County
Elmer Rife! Upper
Strasburg
Bear, Valley State Park
jElliott
Blue Flash Is Curse In His Life
Bill Clark a 29 year old Oak Ridge worker and his seven colleagues sue the federal government over a 1940s Y 12 radiation accident believed the worst industrial radiation event on record The eight men claim fatigue vision and other health effects and seek damages totaling 950000 in federal court at Knoxville Tenn
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Blue Flash
Oak Ridge, Tenn
UPI
Bill Clark
Clark
Atomic Energy Commission
Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies
Knoxville
Pauling Says Subpena Forces Testimony On Nuclear Issue
Nobel laureate Linus Pauling said he was served a subpena to testify today before a Senate internal security subcommittee on his anti nuclear weapons testing views. He called the move an attempt to silence scientists and suppress the Bill of Rights, while senators said they were unaware of any subpena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Linus
Pauling
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Subcommittee
J. G
Seurwine
Columbus
A ‘Dolby
James Roosevelt
Calif
United States
Two Ohioans Named for Boys Nation Trip
Athens report states two Ohio youths will represent Buckeye State at Boys Nation in Washington. Governor and lieutenant governor will attend to lead the delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
UBS
Onin
Washington
Boys’ Nation
Buckeye Bays State
Second Finch Death Trial Faces Possible Delay
Bernard Finch and his mistress Carole Tregoff faced a second murder trial for the slaying of Mrs Barbara Jean Minch. A petition to disqualify Judge Leroy Dawson sparked motions that could delay proceedings if granted. The district attorney opposes splitting trials. Miss Tregoff seeks disqualification on prejudice grounds.
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Los Angele
Leste
Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Aenal Ag Supreme Court
Don Bringgol
Tregoit
High Court
Leroy Dawson
Bringgold
Dawson
Finch
Barbara Jean Minch
UN Staffer Weds Specialist on Russians
Colette Blackmore a United Nations staff member married Saturday to Mary Shall Darrow Shulman a specialist in Russian affairs. She will accompany her husband to California where he will do special research for the Rand Corp. He is on leave as associate director of the Russian research center at Harvard University.
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Great Neck
N.Y
UPD
Colette Blackmore
UPI
United Nations
Mary Shall Darrow Shulman
Miss Blackmoore
Moscow
California
Rand Corp
Harvard University
Notable Boys State honorees and officials listed
Joseph Mc Taggar of Cleveland won the Mason trophy for outstanding citizenship. Other Boys State honorees include Robert Burns and William Osel lak of Middletown, Barry Ferguson of Mansfield, Ronald Miller of Fremont, George Burke of Columbus, Daniel Hehr of Upper Sandusky, Michael Wood of Rossford, Donald Mitchell of Westportmouth, and Mayor William Sutton of Alliance. Officials named include Tom Romp Ver Milion David Sharkey St Clairs ville Daniel Gierhart Reynoldsburg Richard Ruhl Crestline Robert McAfee Navarre Junior Devault Gallipolis James Mc Farland Waynesfield Charles Mikesall Hamilton Robert Walters Lowell and Andy Toriello Niles. Outstanding judicial Common Pleas Thomas Duffy Columbus municipal Robert Hirsch Lima clerk of courts David Stambaugh Carey lawyer James Couts Cardington.
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Joseph McTaggar
Cleveland
Mason
Robert Burns
William Osellak
Middletown
Barry Ferguson
Mansfield
Ronald Miller
Fremont
George Burke
Columbus
Daniel Hehr
Upper_Sandusky
Michael Wood
Rossford
Donald Mitchell
West Portsmouth
Best City
William Sutton
Alliance
Tom
David Sharkey
St. Clairsville
Daniel Gierhart
Reynoldsburg
Richard Ruhl
Crestline
Robert McAfee
Navarre
Junior Devault
Gallipolis
James McFarland
Waynesfield
Charles Mikesall
Hamilton
Robert Walters
Lowell
Andy Toriello
Niles
Thomas Duffy
Columbu
Robert Hirsch
Lima
David Stambaugh
Carey
James Couts
Cardington
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Frances McGovern
Akron
Public Utilities Commission of
Ohio
Clara Weisenborn
Dayton
Margaret Mahoney
State
Esther Hardy
Michael V. DiSalle
James Malon
DiSalle
E.E. Holt
Christine ¥. Conaway
Ohio State University
Charles B. Zimmerman
Ohio Supreme Court
Fred J. Mulligan
Ohio Intormation Committee
Nicholas Nyaradi
Institute of International Studies
Bradley University
Peoria
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
Elyria
Lorain
Edward A. Wilson
U.S.A
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Adolf Eichmann
Israel
Leonard Farbstein
D-N. Y
Eichmann
Argentina
Richard Wixon
Richard L. Bean
Bean
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Burbank
ST. Paul
Richard Outlaw
WN. D
South Dakota
Arthur
Barnes
University of Town
H.T._S. SPORTSWEAR CO
Brueston
Disneyland
Walter K. Gutman
Rockefeller
Arthur Wiesenberger
New York Stock Exchange
William VI
England
Victoria of
Kent
W. Virginia
Union
New Bedford
Lizzie Borden
Fannie Brice
Ohio Apple Institute
O. Reed Jones
Offo
Guernsey County
Ohio State Horticultural Society
Northeast Methodists
Parley
U.S
Annem
Levines
By Leon Daniel
Loan Assn
North
Eaton
Wellington Manor
Prospect Street
State of
Wellington
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