Stevenson Says GOP Links Criticism With Communism
Adlai Stevenson, after talks with Sen. Kennedy at Kennedy's Hyannis Port home, said Republicans will link criticism of Eisenhower and Nixon to communism. He described the GOP convention as signaling defeatist, opportunist framing of dissent. Stevenson, a former presidential candidate, said he will campaign for Kennedy and may advise on foreign policy, with speeches planned in California New York Pennsylvania and other states.
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Walt Mears
Hyannis Port
Mass
Adlai E. Stevettson
Alks
John F. Kennedy
Eisenhower
Vicw
Nixon
Kennedy
Stevenson
Kenedy
Massachusetts
California
New York
Michois
Pennsylvania
Convict On Top Ten List Nabbed In Nebraska
A convicted murderer and one of the FBI’s top ten most wanted, Gerald Hudson also known as Gerald Bennett, was arrested near Cozad after an eight to nine month work stake. He had escaped from a Pennsylvania prison in 1957 and was handpicked from a list of fugitives while employed on a Midwestern farm near the Huegle family. He was arraigned on charges of unlawful flight to avoid confinement and sent to the U S District Court in Omaha, with transfer to Dawson County Jail in Lexington awaiting further proceedings.
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Cozad
Neb
PRI
Nebraska
Smith Gerald Hudson
Pennsylvania
FBI
Carl Huegle
Hudson
Gerald Bennett
Corad
John Ferguson
Springhall Township
Fayette County
Hueftle
Fal
Hurdson
Ots
U. S
William Trustiai
Omaha
Dawson County
Lexing
Volunteer Fireman Killed In Truck Backing Incident
Catskill AP report says 25 year old Rerbert Clark died from a crushed skull after slipping while trying to jump onto a fire lock as a truck backed from a driveway returning to the firehouse. The crew had arrived at a small fire already extinguished. Driver Raymond H. Place could not stop in time.
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Catskill
Corenee Henry Millspaugh
Rerbert Clark
Raymond H. Place
Clark
Laver
Nixon Tired After Work At Chicago
Vice President Richard M. Nixon told reporters he was thirty sleepy and needed rest after a hectic week at the Republican national convention. He and his wife and two daughters attended a 9:41 a.m. service at Metropolitan Memorial Methodist Church before returning to Washington. Nixon planned a quiet day of reading and offered no further campaign details.
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Robert T. Grry
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Metropolitan Memorial Methodist Church
Chicago
Tricia
Julie
Graham
Boy, 5, Strangled In Rope Swing Tragedy
In Elmsford a five year old boy named Peter Fennell, son of Patrolman Morris Fennell, died after his neck became caught in the ropes of a swing at relatives’ home. The accident occurred yesterday as the child played on the improvised swing.
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Elmsford
Peter Fennell
Morris Fennell
Jackpot Puzzle Entry Deadline Highlighted
The Record Newspapers publish a special bonus label for the Cornword puzzle with a $46 bonus as part of the $560 jackpot this week. Deadline for entries is Wednesday at 5 p.m. local time, not postmarked.
Pontiff urges Catholics to fight materialism at congress
In Munich the 37th International Eucharistic Congress opened with a plea from Pope John XXII1 to defend human morality against creeping materialism. Tens of thousands of Roman Catholics from around the world gathered in the ancient city to hear the message.
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Munich
Germany
UPI
John
Kenplate
Pope
God
East Germany Attacks World Eucharistic Congress in Munich
The Neuen Deutschland denounces the World Eucharistic Congress as militaristic and anti Communist as East German officials protest Catholic attendance. Cardinal Wendel opened the event with a Pontifical Mass while a papal bull named Gustav Cardinal Testa papal legate.
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Red Preas Sounds of Berlin
East Germany
Communist Party
Neuen Deutschland
Munich
Newes Deutschland
Jess Christ
Cuba
Jose Cardinal Wendel
Odeonsplatz
Gustav Cardinal Testa
O'Brien Dares Senate On Uncle Sam Stand
Hundreds in Troy honor Samuel Wilson at Oakwood Cemetery marking the 106th anniversary of his death. Community leaders urge nationwide support for the Uncle Sam Resolution to create a national shrine at his grave as Rep Lea W. O'Brien challenges the Senate to reconvene August 8.
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Thomas 5
Gerson
Troy Area
Samuel Wilson
Tavan
Oakwood Cemetery
Boy
Greater Troy
Chamber of Sam
Merce
Uncle Sam
Mr. Wilson
Lea W. O'Brien Chalky
U.S. Senate
Rep. O'Brien
Neil W. Kelleher
Wilson
Ashe
Congo leader blasts U.N. over Katanga crisis
In Leopoldville Congo Vice Premier Gizenga accused U.N. forces of failing to prevent secession in Katanga and of disarming Congolese troops while Belgian forces remain armed. Dag Hammarskjold responded that the UN has not abandoned its duties and urged restraint as tensions rose at a dinner honoring the secretary general.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Congo
Dag Hammarskjald
U.N
Katanga
Antoine Girenga
Hammarskjold
Girenga
Gizenga
VULN
Soviets threaten action over Congo crisis
The Soviet Union warned it would take decisive measures against NATO backed aggression in the Congo and offered large scale aid. Moscow accused the United States of aggression by a small force aiding U N peacekeepers while Belgium faced mutinous Congo troops. Tass reported the warning as part of a broader protest against colonialist powers and turmoil in the region.
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Moscow
United Nation
Russia
Congo
Irving
Tass
NATO
Congo Quiet As Police Show Arms In Katanga
In Elisabethville Congo Police deployed armored cars jeeps and a spotter plane to deter payday trouble in the Negro quarter amid pay day crowds. Police said no major disturbances though some gatherings were broken up and bars briefly closed by tear gas. The force highlights Congo Armies history of looting and violence three weeks earlier as Belgian employers return to stabilize Katanga during its independence.
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Elisabethvile
the Congo
Negro Quarter
Uiot
Amy
Elisabethville
Katanga
Congo
I Congo
Javits Signals Rights Bill for August Session
Senator Jacob Javits of New York announced plans to introduce a comprehensive civil rights bill in the forthcoming August session. The measure would empower the attorney general to sue to defend rights, create a federal jobs opportunity commission, and modify Senate rules to ease filibuster barriers. Democratic Rep. Walter Rogers criticized the platforms as political posturing.
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Washington
Jacob K. Javits
Congress
New York
Styles Bridges
IGN
Bridges
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Javits
Federal Commission On
Senate
Flibuser
New Yorker
Walter Rogers
Tex
Kennedy Nixon Prepare For Tough Campaign
Washington AP describes Richard M Nixon and John F Kennedy gearing for a sprawling campaign. They plan nonstop travel by plane train and bus to reach voters before November 4. The two rivals mirror Truman's endurance, promising frequent whistle stops and rapid-fire appearances across battleground states.
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Washington
Richard IM. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Balaster
Alaska
Hawaii
Nixon
Kennedy
Jana
Student type slaying suspect described by police patterns
State Police detailed a six foot, about 140 pound, dark complexioned man aged 20 to 22 wearing tortoise shell glasses and a light colored fedora with a dark sport jacket. The description came after Wallace Tompkins identified a hat matching the suspect’s, found near Carole Segrella’s car. investigators continue canvassing the area for clues.
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Bob Brier
State Mallee
Iman
Carele
Segretta
Fedova
Hawthorne Bucks
Wallace Tompkins
York
Iowa
Meights
Miss Segrella
Five Turnpike Fatalities In Lebanon Crash Attack
Five people including an Ohio man and two young children were killed in a multi car Pennsylvania Turnpike collision near the Lebanon Lancaster interchange. Debris and three other vehicles were involved. Lee R Helton of Springdale Ohio and his wife and children were named among the dead and injured.
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Lebanon
Ohio
Ures
A. H. Heisey
Lebanon i
Lee R. Helton
Springdale
Helon
Timothy
Kenneth
Helton
David TR
Sweeney
Philadelphia
Good Samaritan
Garry
Larry
Neisey
Melton
Lebanon-Lancaster
Vin
Pittsburgh
Lebanon Hospital
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Raymond Rogers
Rogers
Henry Jones
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Nogers
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