Morton Says Rockefeller Riding Democrats
Washington AP report quotes GOP chairman Thruston Morton saying Gov. Nelson Rockefeller’s attacks on Eisenhower administration policy help solidify Republicans. Morton notes Rockefeller has rights to speak but not as party spokesman and mentions Rockefeller’s stance on defense and aged care programs. Morton discusses the upcoming Chicago convention and possible Nixon nomination while noting Rockefeller’s disinterest in the vice presidency.
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Rockefeller
Eisenhower
Kentucky
Washington
Nelsom A. Rockefeller
GOP
Morton
Republican Party
Kentue
White House
Marton
Eisenflower
Chicago
New Yorker
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Mayor Wagner testifies in Jack conflict of interest trial
New York AP report states Mayor Robert F. Wagner appeared under subpoena as a defense witness for Manhattan Borough President Hylan Jack. Other Board of Estimate members corroborated that Jack never attempted to influence them. Wagner’s subpoenaed appearance broke precedent for top officials' testimony.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
Manhattan
Hylan Jack
Negee
Ute Board of Estimate
Board of Estimate
Jack
Wazner
Store Sales Rise in New York District Week Ending June 25
AP reports department store sales in the second district rose 15 percent from the same week last year per the Federal Reserve Bank. The growth reflects marketing and consumer demand in New York area retail outlets.
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New York
Federal Reserve Bank
House Votes to Empower President Over Cuban Sugar
The House unanimously approved a bill granting the President authority to respond to Cuba sugar imports, fast tracking action as Castro reportedly chartered ships to ship 75,000 tons. The measure, 3940, heads to the Senate with political fallout over perceived pro Castro stance and personal presidential responsibility for actions.
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Washington
UPI
House
Fisenhower
Senate
Charles
Hoeven
Klown
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Burdick Appears North Dakota Senate Winner in Close Race
Freshman Congressman Quentin Burdick, a Democratic pioneer, seemed to win North Dakota's special Senate race as returns from 2,313 precincts favored him by a narrow margin over Gov. John Davis. Absentees and three rural precincts could shift final tallies. canvassing boards must certify within 20 days, with no recount until then.
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Quentin Burdick
Farmbelt
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North Dakota
Senate
Burdick
GOP
Guv
John Davis
Davis
Faree
McKenzie County
West River
North Dakton
Washington
District Court
High Winds Hit Midwest and Illinois Area
Destructive thunderstorms swept parts of the Midwest causing injuries to nearly 100 people, with winds up to 67 mph damaging property near three million dollars. Widespread outages followed as damaged wires and downed lines blocked highways and seven trailers toppled near Bethalto, Illinois. Thirty-three planes were damaged at Civic Memorial Airport near Alton with losses around 400 thousand dollars.
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Parls
Midwest
Hingis
Civic Memorial
Alton
Bethalte
St. Louis
Nixon Leads Nixon Over Johnson In Street Poll
A Man on the Street water preference trial heat shows Vice President Nixon with a strong lead over Senator Johnson. Nixon holds a clear advantage among Republicans and independents, with Texas results showing a significant margin over Johnson.
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Nixon
Senshar Lyndon ‘Johnson
U. S
Texas
Xison
Sfotnson
Johnson
Morehhan
Texas US
Ninon
Federal Wage Boost Vetoed by Eisenhower
President Eisenhower yesterday vetoed a bill to raise pay for about 12.4 million federal workers by 12 percent, totaling roughly 764 million dollars annually. He condemned lobbying by postal service employees and warned Congress not to override the veto as the House prepares to vote. The bill had passed easily in both chambers, but override may be unlikely.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Wis
Congress
House
Bil
Senate
Cubans Seize U S Plant Amid Oil Shift in Cuba
In Havana the Lexaco Gil refinery in Santiago de Cuba began processing Russian crude, hailed by Revolucion as ending foreign ownership. Fidel Castro targets Shell, Esso, Cuban Electric Co, and the Cuban Telephone Co as his regime expands state control. Esso and Shell indicate possible immediate seizures, with debts outstanding and government intervention described as confiscation.
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Lexaco Gil Co
Santiago de Cuba
Revolucion
Fidel Castro
United States
Cuban Petroleum Institute
Texaco
Shell
Shell Oil of Canada
Cuba
Esso Stendard
SS Antir
Enrique Olulski Ozacki
Raul Cure Dela Morales
Cuban Electric Co
Carey Seeks Wage Rise From Westinghouse Union Chief Demands Immediate Talks
Carey, president of the Inter national Union of Electrical Workers, asked Westinghouse Electric Corp to grant a 5 per cent general wage increase in a new contract. He urged immediate negotiations as the current five year agreement expires October 15.
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Westinghouse Electric Corp
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Carey
IUE
Westinghouse
Senators Approve Move To Adjourn Coinword Puzzle Page
Puzzle notes report a $280 jackpot for Coinword 8735, with readers failing to solve. The piece highlights word challenges and explanations, including clues like RAMIFY and RATIFY, plus weather wordplay and a note on a bully’s posture.
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Renfort
Seno
House Votes to Scale Down Minimum Wage Bill in House
The House passed a scaled down minimum wage measure 241 to 72 after substituting its own bill for the Roosevelt plan. The compromise would set the wage at 1.15 per hour, extend coverage to about 1.4 million workers, and take effect Jan 1. The final tally split across party lines with Democrats and Republicans in both concerns, and the Senate action looms after adjournment.
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Paul Kitchin
D- NC
William ET. Ayres
Rochie
James Roosevelt
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Gop-Soulheim Democratic Coalition
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House Hill
Firenhower
Chairman Reelected as Hudson Named County GOP Leader
At a brief meeting of the Rensselaer County Republican committee last night Hudson was unanimously reelected chairman and Mrs. Dorothy Nut Linton of Nassau named second vice chairman to lead organization plans among Republican women. Incumbent officers were reelected including James N. Brahan as county treasurer, Martin H. Stack as first vice chairman, and H. Edbs Chesney as treasurer. Local officers and district representatives were named for Troy City GOP and 31st district committees amid talks of upcoming elections.
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Dorothy Nut Linton
Nassau
Hudson
Linton
Neil W. Kelcher
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Second View
Martin H. Stack
Seretary
Chesney
Thomas W. Miler
Troy City
GOP
Starguerile Ovialt
Jiman
Sane
Frank G. Commiskey
Sand Lake
Dean P. Taylor
Brunswick Road
Lily Chanman Miter
Mrs. Linton
Furniture Plant Leveled By Fire at Worcester
Fire destroyed the Worcester Hardwood Products Co plant in Otsego County and spread to two nearby buildings about 2000 feet away. Damage was estimated at 30,000 dollars by Fire Chief Kenneth Robinson as machinery motors and lumber outside were destroyed.
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Worcester
Otsego County
Worcester Hardwood Products Co
Kenneth Robinson
Rockefeller Says He'll Assist Nixon If Asked
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller said he would support Nixon if asked and would play ball with the Republican Party even with divergent views. He indicated Nixon could win a presidential race and noted he and Nixon are not far apart, though Nixon leans closer to the administration. He spoke at a conference in Long Beach before a dinner awarding Republican scholarships.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Iastaight
Republican Party
Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nixon
Jonn F. Rennes
Tmass
Washington
Sen
Thruxton Bo Mortar
Kentucky
GOP
Rocketsler
Tees
Chile
Rockoiller
Pasiliot
J Amin
Decision Risks Revolt In House in Aug Work Return
Washington AP report on House Republicans pressing for a five week adjournment while Senate leaders push to finish business before party conventions. Johnson and Kennedy are named as possible ticket partners amid partisan clashes and claims of political maneuvering to influence the upcoming nominating process. The vote showed divided support with a mix of Democrats and Republicans backing or opposing the adjournment.
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Senate
Norrow
House
Yale
Sam Raybuen
D-Tox
Mouse
Lyndon B. Jobson
Lexus
Everett M. Dirksen
Minois
Johnson
GOP
Taruslon Bl. Morton
Congress
Dan- Rress
William Proxmire
Sen
John F Kennedy
Massachusetts
Bouk Johnson
Kennedy
Kenney
Truman Aides Fear Ouster Bid Amid Convention Tensions
National Democratic Chairman Paul Buller said Truman sought his removal before the July convention but would not quit. The report notes charges of rigging the process to favor Kennedy, while Butler urged Truman to reconsider attending the convention. Damages from a storm near Boonville include property losses totaling over 75 000, four cows killed, fallen trees, torn roofs, and power lines.
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UPI
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Paul M Buller
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Butler
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Thorton Zigler
Constableville
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