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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1960
Page
1
David B. resigned earlier in the term and Warrick, newly named ambassador to Ecuador, died suddenly at his home in Columbia. He was 67, appointed by President Eisenhower on July 22 and set to depart for Ecuador August 15. Alaska’s flight plan exceeds continental routes.
Vice President Richard M. Nixon returned from a four state campaign swing to Hawaii Nevada California Washington with favorable responses from crowds of up to 7,500. He told reporters in Seattle he would coordinate with aides by phone and urged responsible Republican conduct during the upcoming congressional session while stressing peace with freedom and a strong stance against communism. He noted progress on civil rights and anti discrimination efforts and left open the possibility of future summits if they reduce international tension.
Paris reports a bumper crop of hard wheat in France Tunisia and Morocco raises spaghetti costs. Government support on wheat last year and purchases from Canada and Argentina set world prices around 60 percent of the French level. This year a large crop implies producers pay more for raw material and prices rise about 8 percent.
Sen John F Kennedy seeks support from nationality groups during a campaign swing. Gov G Mennen Williams accompanies Kennedy to a nationalities division meeting at Kennedy’s summer home. About 50 invitees expected as Symington visits to discuss military stance and support the Kennedy Johnson ticket. Kennedy plans to return to Washington as Senate reconvenes.
Daveapon Iowa Air Force Sal H T Stow now in Columbus Ohio is honored as an honorary mother for aiding Air Force families. In Davenport 1955 he helped mothers and wives in Clinton form a local Air Force Mothers Club chapter.
In a bold bid, Yoterich of New York positions to command the biggest block of electoral votes. The plan centers on mobilizing support across key districts and aligning with major party figures.
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