Six New Nations To Apply For UN Membership
Chronicle-Telegram reports Africa moves toward UN inclusion as six new states seek membership, with Mali Federation and Madagascar highlighted among French territories gaining independence. Africa's bloc could reshape the UN balance, while Nigeria and other colonies eye independence amid evolving geopolitical dynamics.
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Africa
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Cameroon
Togo
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America
Rcad
Ivory Coast
Volta Repub
Vintes
Dahomey
Union of South Africa
Economists Split On Recession Threat
Economists at a midyear conference split over recession risk while foreseeing modest overall gains. Officials expect interest rates to remain high, home mortgage costs to rise, and a slower year for construction with slight improvement in late 1960. Steel production and exports should rebound, with 1959–60 spending steady though private homebuilding areas lag.
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Bankers Assn
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U.S
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Emerson P. Schmidt
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Hamaker
Miles L. Colean
Colean
Kennedy Backers Shy At Governors Meeting
Glacier Park Mont UPI Kennedy supporters reduced push for presidential endorsement from governors to back Nixon while a few Democratic leaders floated Kennedy backing. Rockefeller heads uncommitted New York delegation. Indiana and Montana governors circulated Nixon document. West Virginia Dee Underwood expected to join. Arizona’s Fannin delayed after GOP convention backed Goldwater.
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Christopher del Sesto
Cahode Island
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Dee H. Underwood
West Virgina
Gov
Paul [Fannin
Arizona
Sen
Barry Goldwater
McCarthy Pushes Social Security Bill to Aid Needy
Senator McCarthy unveils a 380 million proposal to aid unemployed and their families through federal grants to states with approved general assistance programs. The plan would offer up to 33 per month per person, with state cost shares scaled by income level, and would raise federal maxima for old age aid and related programs.
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Yatta
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Clark
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W.va
Pat McNamara
Mich
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Ind
Gale W. McGee
Wyo
Jealous husband hunts wife killer in Chicago shooting
Police seek Paul Rutherford after he shot Morris Spurlin to death during a highway encounter with Mrs Jean Rutherford. She testified he fired three shots at Spurlin as he greeted them, then fled with their infant daughter Kim after taking the car and returning later to hide. Jealousy is cited as the motive.
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Paul
Morris Spurlin
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Rutherford
Racine
Wis
Kim
Painter Ivory, West Illustrator, Dies at 8
New York and UPI report painter Percy V. Ivory, renowned for depicting the American West, died Saturday of a heart attack at a Greenwich Village home. Ivory left a legacy of vivid western scenes and illustrated works.
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UPI
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Greenwich Village
Oregon Lawmaker Sees Kennedy Victory on First Ballot
West Coast supporter Rep Edith Green predicted Kennedy would win the Democratic presidential nomination on the first ballot at the Los Angeles convention. Former Gov Averell Harriman forecast a second ballot victory. Green suggested running mates in order: Humphrey Freeman Nelson Symington. Gallup poll says Nixon Kennedy would be neck and neck. Furcolo says religious issue remains potential factor. Lawrence of Pennsylvania noted ongoing developments.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
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Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Stuart Symington
D-Ma
George Gallup
Nixon
Foster Furcolo
Massachusetts
Furcolo
David L. Lawrence
Engineer Dies at 78 Former Bethlehem Steel Chief Engineer
Bethlehem Bethlehem area obituary for Jonathan Jones, 78, retired chief engineer of Bethlehem Steel Co. fabrication of steel construction. Died Saturday with no further details provided.
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Bethlehem Steel Co
Soviet Premier Khrushchev Signs East European Peace Pact
Khrushchev reportedly gathered signatures from five East European communist leaders Romania Bulgaria Czechoslovakia East Germany and Poland on a document backing peaceful coexistence with the West. The move followed week long summit talks and a secret session, tied to Khrushchev’s ideological dispute with Mao Tse-tung.
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London
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Poland
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Carnival Queen Age Question Faces Welshpool Choice
In Welshpool England County Education Supt John Davies must decide if the carnival queen Marjorie Evans, aged 14, is old enough to reign after the weekend selection. The issue centers on age qualifications for the carnival queen role.
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Marjorie Evans
Gates Sees Possible Minor Soviet Pressures
Washington United Press International Defense Secretary Thomas Gates warned that the Soviet Union may press the United States with harassment and minor military actions but is unlikely to trigger a major crisis. In a TV interview with Senator Leverett Saltonstall Gates said Moscow would continue cold war pressure without sparking a large-scale conflict.
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UPI
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Leverett
Four Pilots Killed In Mid Air Crash
Four flyers en route to a pilot meeting and air demonstration died when their single engine Mooney Mark 2 A collided in a clear sky with a second plane piloted by Walter L. Smith of Columbus. Smith survived with minor injuries after belly-landing in a soybean field. Mercer, Smith as well as three passengers Ralph V. Smith Bonfilo Dipietro and Elmer Carter perished. Brennemann survived with a minor head cut. The Civil Aeronautics Board sent investigators from Chicago.
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API
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Chicago
Ralph V. Smith
Galena
Delaware County
Bonfilo Dipietro
Elmer Carter
Worthington
Jacob P. Brennemann
Methodists List New Assignments in Northeast Ohio
Methodists announced by Bishop Hazen G. Werner detail annual ministerial assignments across Cleveland and Norwalk areas. Names include Robert J. Versteeg, Charles F. Jones, Paul V. Leyda, Eugene L. Priest, K. E. Birney, Sergio Munoz Jr., D. Gary Klempnauer, Max Boyer, Pauli O. Haering, Kenneth Hoagl and many others with church and campus connections listed.
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Belden
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Wayne Sunderhill
Baldwin-Wallace College
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Saybrook
Plankton- Benton
Randal Browning
West Virginia
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Toom Warren
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Laymon J. Brooks
Wadsworth
James P. Carmany
York
C. Clair Davis
Woodland Ave
Akron
Banker Die s in New Jersey Retired Lend Lease Administrator
Far Hills New Jersey United Press dispatch states Reeve Schley aged 79 a retired banker and lend lease administrator of Soviet supplies during World War II died Sunday from a cerebral hemorrhage.
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Ball Player Dies at 91 Former Reds Captain Tommy Corcoran
Plainfield Conn. reports the death of Tommy Corcoran 91 former Reds captain in the National League from 1897 to 1906 He died Saturday in a convalescent home One of the oldest ex major leaguers Corcoran set a fielding record with 14 assists in a nine inning game on Aug 7 1903 He played for the Athletics Giants Pirates and Dodgers with a lifetime .257 batting average and .927 fielding mark.
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UPI
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Cincinnati Reds
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Educator Dies in Madison Former UK Dean James Hiram Graham
James Hiram Graham, 81, once dean of the College of Engineering at the University of Kentucky, died Friday at a nursing home in Madison New Jersey. The obituary notes his leadership in engineering education and his long professional career. He is remembered by colleagues and institutions in the engineering field.
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James Hiram Graham
College of Engineering
University of Kentucky
Chronicle-Telegram
World In A Spin United Arab Republic bars Ike to Israel wheat freighter
A UAR denounces King Hussein as treasonous and vows to deny port and service access to the US freighter Ike if it calls at Arab ports. In separate items, two killed in Ambleside bus crash, nineteen injured in Yokohama rail collision, and Soeren Lithell, 21, marries in Kumla. Observers foresee worsening Moscow Beijing splits and prolonged Algerian talks. The Belgian Congo heads toward independence with tribal conflicts likely to rise. The rest notes cultural, legal, and economic items from 1959-60.
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Soeren Lithell
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