Hatfield Chosen To Nominate Nixon At GOP Convention
Governor Mark Hatfield of Oregon was chosen to deliver Nixon’s nominating speech as the Republican convention gathers in Chicago. Nixon aides indicated the running mate question remains unsettled with Rockefeller’s name still discussed but unlikely for No. 2. Hatfield, 38, once suggested Nixon be replaced by a more liberal candidate in 1956 and now backs Rockefeller’s liberal stance while remaining neutral on a ticket.
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Chicago
Richard M. Nixon
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Nixon
Robert Finch
GOP
Thruston B. Morton
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Morton
Finch
Rockefeller
Herbert Klein
Robert McManus
Hatfield
Nix
Miss Shenandoah Apple Blossom 1960 visit in Palm Beach
The West Palm Beach Review features Miss Pat Fagg of Loudoun County as Miss Shenandoah Apple Blossom 1960. She visits Palm Beach cites appearances on C of C Coffee Club and multiple radio and TV stations with Mayor Claude Reese and Mayor Percy Hopkins Jr. while returning home for interviews on WAGE.
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West
WQXT
WIRK
WEAT
WJNO
WPTV
WLIZ
Weat-Tv
Miss Fagg
Leesburg
Kennedy Opens New Frontiers Campaign In Hawaii Alaska
Senator John F. Kennedy announced the New Frontiers bid will begin in Hawaii and Alaska as the nation’s newest states. He said Alaska represents a key frontier for the campaign and emphasized expanding national progress.
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Kennedy
Hawaii
Alaska
Hyannisport
Mass
John F. Kennedy
NAM urges NAM to oppose new federal spending
The National Association of Manufacturers urged the Republican platform to reject federal spending proposals when local governments or private initiative can provide the services. NAM president Rudolph Bannon argued that unnecessary federal spending raises taxes and diverts capital investment, while the Chamber of Commerce echoed tax reforms to spur investment.
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Chicago
National Assn
Rudolph F. Bannon
NAM
Los Angeles
Bannon
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Arthur H. Motley
U. S
Kenneth B. Keating
New York
Congress
Keating
Polaris Missiles Hit Target Area
Two Polaris missiles fired from the submerged submarine George Washington traveled 1,100 miles to a planned target area north of Puerto Rico. Admiral Raborn hailed the first submerged submarine launches as a major step toward operational capability and deterrence, with future tests and a goal of October operational status.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
George Washington
Adm
William F. Raborn Jr
Polaris
Raborn
George Wahington
Puerto Rico
Patrick Henry
Attention Ladies Great reductions on summer wear
A Winchester retailer advertises deep discounts on all ladies summmer blouses skirts and sportswear with a focus on bell clothes in a one page notice dated 7 19 4t.
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Bell Clothes
Winchester
Eisenhower Receives Congo Crisis Update At White House
President Eisenhower, at Ft. Adams, received a fresh UN Congo crisis report relayed by Secretary Herter. In the briefing Hagerty relayed details to the President and Ravndal was named ambassador to Czechoslovakia, replacing Allison. Townsend and Sears resign from top U.S. posts effective dates noted.
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Newport
R. I
Eisenhower
Congo
United Nations Security Council
White House
Christian A. Herter
Washington
Herter
James C. Hagerty
Ft. Adams
Ricked
Christian M. Ravndal
Czechoslovakia
Rawndal
John M. Allison
FBI Arrests Man Suspected of Assault and Rape
FBI agents in Florence South Carolina arrested Harry William Guthrie an ex convict charged with rape in Prince Georges County Maryland. Director J Edgar Hoover said Guthrie had prior murder conviction for the death of a woman alleged to have been sexually assaulted in Washington in 1951. He allegedly boasted he would not be taken alive but the agents closed in as he walked into a house where he worked as a painter. Guthrie 36 of Arlington Virginia was said to have hitchhiked from Washington ten days earlier and was tired of running.
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Washington
FBI
Florence
S. C
Harry William Guthrie
Prince Georges County
J. Edgar Hoover
Guthrie
Hoover
Arlington, Va
United States denounces Soviet "reckless threat" note
The United States accused the Soviet Union of a reckless threat of aggressive action after Moscow protested alleged buzzing of Soviet ships by American planes. A State Department note rejected the claim that aerial inspection violated international law and freedom of the seas.
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Washington
United States
U.S.S
U.S.S.R
Oe National Ao
Berryville Rt. 7
John A. Miller
Powers Wife Seeks Soviet Visa to Attend Trial
Barbara Powers, wife of U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers, asked Premier Khrushchev for permission to attend his Soviet espionage trial. She said a visa request filed over two weeks ago had received no reply from the Soviet Embassy in Moscow.
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Milledgeville, Ga
Nikita Khrushchev
Barbara Gay Powers
Francis Gary Powers
Soviet Union
Congo Premier to Address Security Council in New York
Premier Lumumba plans to fly to New York to brief the United Nations Security Council on the Congo crisis. Belgium begins airlifting paratroopers as Belgian air force headquarters pack for redeployment. Swedish UN troops assume guard duties at the Leopoldville airport as Belgians pull back.
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Leopoldville
Congo
United Nations
Oe Lumumba
New York
Security Council
Lumumba
U. N. Congo
Middle East
Kitona
Kamina
Five Vacationists Die in Placer County Crash
Lewis Caffo 34 and his wife Betty 30 and their four children John 1 Ronald 10 Rickey 8 and Debra 7 were returning from Lake Tahoe when their car collided with a truck on U S 50. The car went down an embankment and burst into flames. Debra survived with a cut foot while Caffo died two hours later in hospital.
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Placerville, Calif
Lewis Caffo
U.S. 50
Livermore
Lake Tahoe
Caffo
Betty
John
Ronald
Rickey
Debra
Butler's Packing House Ad For Fresh Peaches and Apples
Hurry in to Butler's Packing House on Wyck Street for early peaches and apples. Bring your containers and buy from H. W. Butler & Bro., Inc. Phone MO 2 3887.
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Butler's
Wyck St
Lodge Pledges to U N on Congo Troop Stand
United States envoy Henry Cabot Lodge told the U N Security Council the U S will do whatever is necessary to keep Soviet troops from Congo. Soviet deputy Vasily Kuznetsov demanded Belgian forces exit within three days, while a milder Ceylon Tunisia resolution urged Belgium to withdraw as quickly as possible. The council prepared to consider the Ceylon Tunisia measure as the U N military force moves toward 10 000 troops to protect civilians.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Congo
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.N. Security Council
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
African Republic
Ceylon
Tunisia
Begium
Lodge
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Nikita Khrushchev
Lumumba
Kuznetsov
Kuznetov
New Pupil Placement Board Named
Gov. Almond named E. J. Oglesby UVA mathematics professor A. L. Wingo and E. T. Justis to Virginia's new Pupil Placement Board. The trio fills vacancies since June 1 with terms aligned to the governor. Oglesby is a Charlottesville resident and longtime segregationist.
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Richmond
Abmond
University of Virginia
State Education Department
Virginia
E. J. Oglesby
Charlottesville
Uva
A. L. Wingo
E. T. Justis
Almond
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