Post-Convention Congress Puts Candidates on the Hot Spot
AP correspondent William F. Arbogast surveys the August post-convention congressional session where presidential and vice presidential nominees face tough issues. Nixon, Johnson, Kennedy, Symington vie for influence as Rayburn and Hallock shape party platforms and campaign stances.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
Congress
Senate
Richard M. Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Johnson
House
Sam Rayburn
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Nixon
Notice to Creditors of Samuel Earl Robertson Sr
G G Baker, administrator of the estate, appoints John W Rice Commissioner of Accounts to receive proofs of claims against the decedent. The hearing will be at City Hall Winchester Virginia at 10:00 AM on July 15 1960. Creditors must present claims at the specified time and place.
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Samuel Earl Robertson
G. G. Baker
Samuel Earl Robertson, Sr
I. John W. Rice
Winchester
Virginia
Samuel Earl
Criven
John W. Rice
British Marine Dies in Plunge at Garden Show
New York AP report details the death slide stunt at a garden show in which 30 British Royal Marines performed high rope acts from an 85 foot roof. Captain Antony Laurence Easterbrook, 31, died after plunging to the ground during the climactic fall, triggering a shocked audience of about 12,000.
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Ray Kohn
NEW York
Marine Commandos
Antony Laurence Easterbrook
Easterbrook
Man
Havana
Graham Greene
Brig
Alastair G.L. MacLean
True Utes stage sit in at Uintah reservation offices
A four day protest by the true Utes on Utah's Uintah Ouray reservation ended after tear gas was used to disperse the group who occupied tribal offices to protest how funds are spent and voting rights. Police reported no injuries, and 17 braves and squaws were arraigned on charges of malicious mischief and unauthorized use of tribal and federal property.
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Utah
Uintah-Ouray Reservation
Zollar
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Washington, D. C
Herbert C. Holdridge
Sherman Oaks
Calif
U. S
Tear Gas Routs Indians From Tribal Office
Indian police aided by 18 newly sworn deputies moved in at sundown and forced a retreat of a striking group from the tribal office in Fort Duchesne Utah. The clash followed a protest over local leadership and operations at the reservation center.
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Fort Duchesne
Utah
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