Soviets Ready To Act In The Congo Convention Close Expected
In Los Angeles on July 15 AP reports Kennedy will formally accept the Democratic nomination tonight. Liberals criticize his choice of Lyndon B. Johnson as running mate while big business braces for the campaign.
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Paul M. Butler
Arty
Lenry M. Jackson
Washington
John S. Knight
Knight
Pierre Salinger
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Sen. Johnson
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Robert
House
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Rayburn
John R. Foley
Jean Stapleton
Totem Pole
GOP Ponders Realistic Platform Amid Kennedy Johnson Pact
Chicago Republican leader Charles I. Percy warned that the Democratic platform is long on promises but unlikely to be fully implemented. He noted concerns over civil rights pledges and questioned whether southern states will accept a platform sympathetic to civil rights while opposing measures in key states.
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Charles I. Percy
Republican Platform Committee
Percy
Rockefeller Leads GOP Platform Panel Opening Session
The 102 member GOP Platform Committee starts work with a session at the Sheraton-Blackstone Hotel on Tuesday. Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York will speak at the opening, arriving in Chicago with a large contingent a full week before the convention begins at the International Amphitheater.
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Sheraton-Blackstone Hotel
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Chicago
International Amphitheater
Liquor License Transfers Approved by Board
The Board of Alcoholic Beverage License Commissioners approved transfers for two establishments. A Class B Hotel and Restaurant license from Stella Young to Betty Montgomery for Rocco's Tavern at 501 Liberty St. and a Class D Tavern license from Harold G. Martin’s estate to Betty Montgomery for Betty's Tavern at 7 Antietam St. In Nicaragua, Tass reported Lyndon B. Johnson is viewed as a chief saboteur of civil rights by American Negroes, amid anti-American demonstrations linked to a U. S. flag burning incident.
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Stella I. Young
Rocco’s Tavern
Liberty St
Betty L. Montgomery
Harold G. Martin
Betty L. ‘Montgomery
Betty’s Tavern
Antietam St
U.S
Nicaragua
Moscow
Tass
Lyndon B. Johnson
Managua
U. S
National University
Leon
Los Angeles
Texas Democrat
American Cultural Center
Fick
Journale
South
Lism
Laborl University
OAS May Take Cuba's Case Against U S
United Nations reports indicate steps to move Cuba's charge of U S economic aggression from the U N Security Council to the Organization of American States Cuba and the Americas prepared to present their case next week Latin American members Argentina and Ecuador are noted as key players
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Cuba
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Organization of American States
Council
Argentina
Ecuador
Cuban press steps toward official status with Hoy move
Hoy the Communist daily nears formal recognition as Fidel Castro's government shifts its editorial base from Revolucion to the nearby newspaper plant. Revolucion has moved to the Presa Libre facility seized after criticism, as Raul Roa voices a U.N. or OAS appeal amid U.S. objections and Herter comments.
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Hoy
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Castro
Revolucion
Raul Roa
Council
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.N
OAS
Cuba
Roa
United States
Some Increase Gas Price One Cent Some Don't
Some local service stations raised gasoline prices by one cent per gallon for regular high test and octane fuels. Other stations have not yet increased, awaiting storage costs. The rise follows wholesale increases of one cent and the removal of a two and a half cent competitive allowance, yielding a three and a half cent consumer rise.
Three Plans Offered For Hagerstown Water and Sewage
The Sanitary Commission and Fred W Tuemminater Associates proposed three ways to extend water and sewerage to suburbs around Hagerstown. One plan would form a Sanitary District around the city, another would merge city and suburban systems with city ownership, and a third would establish a district while city water serves the core. Financing could come from front foot charges, service fees, house connects, and ad valorem taxes. The Sanitary District would operate sewerage, with cost sharing for transmission and treatment at the city plant.
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Hagerstown
Fred W. Tuemminater
Brand Associates
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Sanitary District
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Hagers
New- Hagerstown
Havana
U.S
Fidel Caslof
Tro
Peiping
Inicipal
New Column On Woman's Page Presents Feminine Slant
Daily Mail offers a new weekly Feminine Perspective on the Woman's Page by Libbie Powell. It previews local people places and interests through a female observer lens and notes men are advised not to read it. Weather across regions remains fair and cool with gradual warming into the weekend.
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Daily Mail
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U N Troops Move Into The Congo
Ghana delivers the first token detachment to the U N force aiding order restoration in the Congo. Maj Gen Henry Alexander and troops establish HQ while U N commander Carlsson von Horn heads in from Jerusalem with advisers. Arrival brings a cautious calm as Belgian refugees and workers resume routines amid Belgian troops patrols.
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Congo
Ghana
U.N. Security Council
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Alexander
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Ralph J. Bunche
Carl Carlsson von Horn
Jerusalem
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Bunche
Morocco
Guinea
Mali
U. S
Leopardville
Eisenhower
Brazzaville
Belgium
New Republic
UU. N
Cash Stolen From Auto On Market House Lot
City police investigate theft of 68 dollars from an automobile parked on the Market House lot last night. John R. Kershner, 17 N Mulberry St, said a window was forced open and his wallet with 68 dollars was taken from the glove compartment.
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Market House
John R. Kershner
N. Mulberry St
Funeral Hearse Found Heavy With Whiskey in Gettysburg
A Pennsylvania state trooper stopped a funeral hearse near Gettysburg Wednesday night and found 21 cases of whiskey aboard. Driver James J. Byrne of Olyphant Pa pleaded guilty to illegal possession and transportation of whiskey. The liquor was bought in Washington and appeared heavy enough to exceed normal weight for a body.
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Gettysburg
James J. Byrne
Olyphant
Washington
Get Tough With Khrushchev Signals U S Policy Shift
Washington reports a shift from businesslike talks to a tough line against Khrushchev after Paris. State Department notes indicate a hardening stance with a postponement of Monday talks on an air transport pact as part of broader retaliation.
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Washington
United States
Moscow
United Nations
Soviet Union
Christian A. Herter
Nikita Khrushchev
Paris
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
State Department
Quiet Day in Magistrate Court Delights Police
A rare morning in Magistrate Irving M. Einbinder's court had no cases brought by city police. Veteran officers could not recall another time when the docket was entirely empty for a hearing.
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Magistrate’s Court
Irving M. Einbinder
Einbinder
Inside On How Kennedy Did It
The piece previews Bruce Brossat's three part series on Kennedy's hard won route to the presidency. He details the campaign's organization and strategy from 1956 through the Los Angeles convention, noting religion money and youth barriers overcome to clinch the prize.
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Los Angeles
Bruce Brossat
Newspaper Enterprise
Kennedy
Daily Mail
Brossat
Khrushchev warns Congo crisis in new note
In Brussels Belgium the government rejects with contempt a Soviet charge of Belgian aggression in the Congo. Soviet Premier Khrushchev said the UN resolution may be insufficient and that the USSR is ready to act to halt aggression if Western states persist. Tass quoted Congo leaders Kasavubu and Lumumba seeking Soviet intervention if Western powers do not desist.
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Belgium
Congo
Preston Grover
Moscow
Nikita Chrushchev
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Soviet Union
Khrushchev
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Security Council
United States
Tass
Kasabubu
Lumumba
Ipublic
Revoke Privileges Of Local Drivers
The Department of Motor Vehicles announces revocation of driving privileges for Durand N Betts of 1508 Broadfording Road and Leater Kay Stoner Jr of 109% W Franklin Street, both in Hagerstown.
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Durand N. Betts
Broadfording Rad
Hagerstown
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W. Franklin St
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