Networks Invite Nixon and Rockefeller to On Air Debate
The three major networks NBC CBS and ABC invited Vice President Nixon and New York Governor Rockefeller to debate their political differences on air after Nixon expressed a desire to discuss his views in depth on television.
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NW York
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
National Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
American Broadcasting Co
Nixon
Rockefeller
Jet Fighter Fails To Bring Down 40 Story Ballon
In a Pacific chase near 250 miles offshore, a Navy F8U Crusade jet fired 50 rounds at a 40 story tall helium balloon carrying nuclearemulsion data. Lt. Fred D. Winton reported holes had little effect and fear of gondola damage kept more shots from firing. Ballon had launched Sunday in Brunswick Georgia and drifted north at 70000 feet.
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San Diego
UPS
Navy
Pacific
Brunswick
Houston
Tex
Ocean
Fred D. Winton
Laurel
Miss
Winton
Moffett Field
Calif
Nixon and Rockefeller Soothe Feud as Prince Philip Visits
Vice President Richard Nixon and Governor Nelson Rockefeller met briefly at a New York event with Prince Philip. They avoided a public handshake, burying their feud while Rockefeller signals a potential challenge to Nixon for the GOP nomination. The encounter followed Rockefeller’s sharp TV rebuttal and Nixon’s kitchen remark recalling Khrushchev.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Britain
Prince Philip
America
Nixon
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Moscow
Rockefeller
New York Coliseum
Nelson
Philip
Prinisi
Policeman Finds Rattlesnake in White Bag After Crash
In Jacksonville a policeman inspecting a car involved in an accident found a white sack in the trunk. He poked it and tossed it back. At the hospital, driver James W. Furlow of Atlanta asked what happened to his rattlesnake. It was revealed the bag contained a two foot rattler.
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Jacksonville
Fla
UPD
D. C. Coleman
Coleman
James W. Furlow
Atlanta
Furlow
Friday Evening Program UC Davis Class of 1960 Diploma Night
The Friday evening program at Carl Purdy Hall features the Du Wayne Donithorne conducted concert band with a processional Pomp and Circumstance. Susan McCombs leads the Class of 1960 as flag salutes, with remarks Foundations for the Future by David Kenneth Maxwell and student body presidents speaking for fall and spring semesters. The Ukiah Union High School district presents diplomas under W O Murphy and Sterling Norgard presiding as Harold Gallaher chairs sponsors.
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Susan McCombs
Ralph Fellersen
Foundations For the Future
David Kenneth Maxwell
Harold Gallaher
Sterling Norgard
Ukiah Union High School
Father Donates Kidney to Dayon Son in Historic Transplant
A Pittsburgh father gave a kidney to his 15 year old son, Robert Beck of Dayton Ohio, in what doctors called possibly the first father son transplant. Surgeons at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston completed the operation, with 20 surgeons over five hours. The boy remains in critical condition and the fate of the transplanted kidney will take weeks to determine.
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Boston
UPI
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Wee
Successy
Robert Beck
Dayton
Ohio
Virgil Beck
Vera Beck
Beck
Pomolita Graduates Class of 287 at Purdy Hall
Eighth graders at Pomolita Elementary School received diplomas and awards in a ceremony at Carl Purdy Hall. Principal Jack Ernes and school nurse Mrs. Billie Pendleton were honored, with teachers also recognized. Speakers urged continued education and a Mendocino Junior College, led by Jill Busch. Diplomas were presented by Harold Young and Jack Jesse. invocation by the Rev. Ralph Fellerson and benediction by Councilman Ernie Banker.
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Jimmy Tusso
Joyce Mathews
Cart Purdy Hall
Norman Michael
Stan Benevades
Jay Mc‘Allister
Wack Ernes
Bay Area
Carl Purdy
Jack Ernes
Billie Pendleton
Mendocino
Jill Busch
Ukiah
Janis Sloop
Robert Kambak
Marsha Cook
Susan West
Jack Simpson
Pendleton
June Chaip
Lawrence Clark
Mary Hatton
Jack Jesse
Russell Nelson
Robert Russell
Harold Young
Duane Thompson
Ernes
Pomoluta
Pam Trouette
Francine Crane
Wanda Stewart
Carolyn Plemons
Marilyn Cram
Renee Blocher
Stephanie Richards
Joanne Prigmore
Ken Burger
Joan Persky
Linda Mounkes
Robert Shambak
Mike Harmon
Tom Ransdell
Marie Pack
Shirley Tarver
Ralph Fellerson
Ernie Banker
Carl Purdy Hall
Pamolita
World Happenings in Brief roundup from UPI
Senate Appropriations Panel approves a 40 billion dollar defense money bill, over Eisenhower's requested amount. Justice Douglas delays Elizabeth Duncan murder execution to June 27 in Ventura California. Broadway ends eight day blackout as actors and producers reach a new contract. Nixon leads Brown in California presidential primary by 176 023 votes. Public Works awards 271 714 dollar contract to resurface 46.2 miles of U S 101 and other routes. Brown suggests Rockefeller join Democrats after criticizing the GOP in a news conference. Ben Gurion appeals to Frondizi to avert a diplomatic split over Eichmann case.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Brown
Jerusalem
Israel
David Ben-Gurion
Arturo Frondizi
Adolf Eichmann
Swings On Inquisitor Winfield Neff Arrested After Altercation
Police Officer Donald Scotto arrested Winfield Neff on Thursday at 6 30 p m after Neff swung on him during questioning about a disturbance at Church and Pine Streets. Neff spent the night in city jail charged with assaulting an officer and disturbing the peace.
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Winfield Neff
Donald Scotto
Church and
Pine’ Streets
Scotto
Neff
Protests Halt Hagerty Encounter in Tokyo Crowd
Thousands of leftists mobbed Presidential Secretary Hagerty in Tokyo as Eisenhower visit loomed. A limousine carrying Hagerty, Ambassador Douglas McArthur III, and Secretary Stephens was trapped for 70 minutes before Marine helicopter rescue. Police clashed with demonstrators. 45 officers injured, four arrests.
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Charles R. Smith
Tokyo
UPI
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Hagerty
U. S
Douglas McArthur III
White House
Thomas F. Stephens
U.S
Metropolitan
Potter Valley Man Wins Ice Follies Tickets
Raymond R. Ellis of Potter Valley is the third winner in Ukiah Daily Journal's Find-Your-Name contest. His name appeared on the classified page and he won two tickets to the Ice Follies opening June 22 at San Francisco's Winterland. Contest daily prints a random name from the telephone directory. winners must call the Journal by 5 p.m. the next publication day to claim.
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Raymond R. Ellis
Potter Valley
Ukiaha Daily Journal
Ellis
Daily Journal
San Francisco
Winterland
Journal
Eisenhower Still Plans Japan Visit
White House stated President Eisenhower remains committed to his planned Japan trip starting June 19 despite concerns over mob violence against aides in Tokyo. Secretary Herter declined to comment on the incident, while aides stressed no change in travel plans as 5,000 protesters clashed with officials’ car convoy in Tokyo.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Eisenhower
Tokyo
Japan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Christian A. Herter
Senate
Herter
Anne Wheaton
James C. Hagerty
Thomas E. Stephens
U.S
Douglas MacArthur II
West Pacific
Free World
Far East
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Osterling
Freedom Through Education
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Senate Appropriations Committee
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Elizabeth Duncan
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Broadway
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