Kennedy Says Democrats Need Mandate To Carry Aims
New York AP Senator John Kennedy argued the Democratic party needs a mandate from voters to enact its goals, saying control of Congress and the presidency is essential. He spoke during a drizzly New York visit with stops at ethnic newspaper editors and meetings with Time and Life editors. He invited West Germany's Secretary of State Felix Von Eckhart to discuss Berlin and West Germany and planned a meeting with Abe Feinberg, a Democratic fundraiser and Kayser Roth board chairman.
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New York
John
Democratic Party
Congress
Executive Branch
Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Time
Life
Felix von Eckhart
West Germany
Park Avenue Free World
West Berlin
von Eckhart
United
Conrad Adenauer
Europe
Abe Feinberg
Feinberg
Kayser - Roth Corp
Local sports and community notes mix in town page
Obe Malone TV sports announcer to join Potomac team against Winchester in a six chukker polo match at 8:30 tonight on Sen Seny Road arena. Whitleys and Winchester lab identify a wood roach from Town Crier report. Thunder in Carolina car 36 stars Winchester favorite Tommy Irwin. Joe Weatherly also features. Lambden Ave pages publish seven pages as neighborhood teens produce local paper.
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Bill Malone
Washington
Potomac
Winchester
Senseny Road
Billy and
Jimmy Whitley
Carolina
Palace Theater
Tommy Irwin
Airport Speedway
Joe Weatherly
Rory
Kefauver Clinches Third Senate Term in Tennessee Victory
Senator Estes Kefauver won a decisive third term in the Tennessee Democratic primary, sweeping East Tennessee and most of the state with a two to one margin. He defeated Judge Andrew T. Taylor, who carried only two western districts, as Kefauver framed his win as a mandate for civil rights and national progress.
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Kefauver
Taylor
Tennessee
John F. Kennedy
Jackson
East Tennessee
Tennessee River
West Tennessee
West State
Fayette and
Haywood
Long Island Trains Roll as Strike Ends
Long Island Rail Road service resumes after 26 days of shutdown in a trainmen strike. Conductor Rocco Cuello welcomes the end while Engineer Edward J. Carmen notes the gains, as riders face an estimated $26 annual fare rise to fund the wage pact.
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Long Island
Rocco Cuello
Edward J. Carmen
U S Demands Russia Free Fliers in RB47 Incident
The United States renewed a formal note to the Soviet Union demanding the release of two American fliers and access for an impartial United Nations inquiry into the Barents Sea RB47 downing on July 1. Washington says the fliers are being illegally detained in isolation.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
United Nations
Barents Sea
U. S
Moscow
State Department
International
Peepee KW
Freeman B. Olms
Nixon Closes Campaign Whirl in Hawaii
Republican nominee Richard M. Nixon wrapped a two day Hawaii campaign swing with a hawkish foreign policy speech. He pledged to build military power that surpasses any potential foe and to act firmly yet without belligerence in dealing with other governments. Nixon portrayed the presidency as a personal foreign policy office and outlined advisers while preparing to depart for Seattle.
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Nixon
U.S
Waikiki
Seattle
Honolulu
Hawaii
Attr Dse
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Nelson A. Rockefeller
C. Douglas Dillon
Fairfax County to mix schools by state placement board order
Fairfax County will become Virginia's seventh locality with integrated public schools and the first through the State Pupil Placement Board. The board assigned three Negro children to two all white elementary schools in Belvedere and Cedar Lane, with integration to begin in September.
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Fairfax County
Richmond
Virginia
Fairfax
Belvedere
Cedar Lane
Arlington
Dr W S Hough to Be Honored at Byrd Picnic
Dr W S Hough who has worked at the laboratory since 1921 will be one of the principal speakers at the Byrd Picnic. The event at Senator Byrd's Rosemont Orchard near Berryville is expected to draw 3400 to 3500 people. Other speakers include Senator Byrd and E W Mawby of Northwood Fruit Beulah Michigan.
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W. S. Hough
Byrd
Senator Byrd
Rosemont Orchard
Berryville
E. W. Mawby
Northwood Fruit, Inc
Beulah, Mich
Beverley Byrd
H. F. Byrd, Inc
Apple
Texas
Georgia
Florida
Kentucky
Free World Aid Totals 18 Billion in Six Years
The United States and other industrial nations have poured 18 billion dollars in economic aid to underdeveloped nations since 1954. U S totals exceed 12 billion with the rest from fourteen other countries. The State Department urges greater effort, especially in Asia and Africa, to meet growing needs amid Soviet bloc competition.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Asia
Africa
Senate Foreign Relations
House Foreign Affairs Committees
Department
Free World
Britain
France
Canada
Australia
Japan
West Germany
Congress
U.S
Soviet Union
Soviet Bloc
Khrushchev criticizes Macmillan over hostile stance and U2 row
In Moscow Khrushchev tells Macmillan he wants disarmament talks but warns no summit before U.S. elections. He accuses Britain of siding with the United States, claims Soviet data contradicts the RB47 incident, and threatens a peace treaty with East Germany if obstacles persist.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Germany
U.S
Tass
German Democratic Republic
Macmillan
Francis Gary Powers
Khrushchev
United States
Fish On Roll Howard Johnsons Restaurant Event
Community notices list a meeting at the Rouss Pri Aug 5 to 8 p m and a Macy sale at Macy 123 N Loudoun with door prize mentioned. Local venue names and addresses are included in the readable fragments.
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Howard Johnson’s
George Washington Hotel
Pri
Katanga Fights U N Entry as Bunche Returns to Leopoldville
In Elisabethville Katanga premier Tshombe rejects U N patrols and blocks a 20 man advance guard from disembarking. Bunche and a U N delegation are barred, with Tshombe saying U N troops must fight their way in. The dispute centers on Katanga secession and control of Congo’s resources.
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Elisabethville, the Congo
U. N
Katanga
Leopoldville
Ralph J. Bunche
Bunche
Moise Tshombe
Congo Republic
United Nations
Aoe
E Congo
Dag Hammarskjold
Tshombe
Congo
Hammarskjold
Godefroid Munongo
U.M
Munongo
Ee Katary
Steave
Elisabethville
Central Congo
Security Council
U.N
Anbode
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