Eisenhower Discusses Cuban Invasion and Testing
Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower told reporters in Cincinnati that air cover is essential for any invasion against Castro and warned the Soviets could conduct nuclear tests unseen if the United States delays. He urged fixing a date to resume testing, spoke at a Republican event, and urged responsible critique and realism in space program funding.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Cuba
Fidel Castro
William E. Miller
Kennedy
United States
White House
Liberal Republicans Back Kennedy New Frontiers Push
Senate passage of a 6.14 billion housing bill by 64 to 25 aided by liberal Republicans, as Mansfield credits 8 to 13 GOP liberals. Dirksen notes city rural voting split and the weakened GOP Southern Democrat coalition as House action awaits. Kennedy wins momentum for New Frontiers measures.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Congress
Kennedy
House
Mansfield
Eisenhower
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Ore
Thomas H. Kuchel
California
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
Chicago
Two Women Ordained As Ministers In Virginia
The Virginia Methodist Conference in Virginia Beach ordained two women, Mildred V. Long and Nancy C. White, joining 30 male ministers. Both completed the ministry course in 1959 and have been on trial since then. They will be added to the church rolls at the conference Thursday.
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Virgin Beach
Virginia Methodists
Mildred V. Long
Biscoe
N. C
Nancy C. White
Lynchburg
Miss Long
Miss White
Ted Mack To Sponsor Talent Contest
A talent contest sponsored by SS in cooperation with the Ted Mack Original Amateur Hour will start at 7 p.m. EST. Amateurs aged 12 plus by July 17 may enter if they are family of a farmer or a Southern States Patron, with entries directed to Arthur Shane or Charles Stuart. Regional winners receive an expense paid trip to the Southern States Annual Stockholders Meeting in Richmond October 26-27 to compete in finals emceed by Ted Mack, while the state winner goes to New York for TV appearance and $100 cash.
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Ted Mack
Southern States
Arthur Shane
Ille
Charles Stuart
Robert Withers
Marvin Painter
Richmond
New York
Hospital Ship Hope Bound For Saigon
The American hospital ship Hope, operated by the People-to-People Health Foundation, left Hong Kong after a five day overhaul to carry a mercy mission to South Vietnam. The vessel spent seven months in Indonesia treating patients and training doctors and nurses, with the South Vietnam mission projected to last several months.
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Hong Kong
Hope
Saigon
South Viet Nam
People-to-People Health Foundation
Indonesia
New Seal Gloss floor finish for vinyl and hard surfaces
Miller's Hardware promotes Seal Gloss a vinyl and hard surface floor finish with acrylic to replace waxing, improve appearance, ease of application, and end weekly waxing and water spotting.
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Miller’s Hardware
Fears Threats and Tensions Tied to Diseases Says Neurology Leader
Dr Harold G Wolff president of the American Neurological Association and Cornell professor said 30 years of studies show nearly all disease involves the nervous system. Speaking at the association meeting he cited measles whooping cough and colds as potentially psycho somatic with hypochondriacs more prone to illness than less anxious individuals.
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Atlantic City
American Neurological Association
Harold G. Wolff
Cornell University Medical College
The
Neurological Association
Wolff
Explosions Hit South Tyrol Power Grid Killing Worker
Two new dynamite blasts toppled more pylons in South Tyrol cutting power across the region. A 46 year old state attorney Leonardo D Alessandra died of a heart attack after inspecting wrecked pylons. Over 300 steel pylons were toppled in a pre dawn wave blamed on pro Austrian elements.
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Bolzano
Italy
South Tyrol
Dolzan
Leonardo D'Alessandro
Letter Carriers Plan Village in Florida
The National Letter Carriers Association announced a $4.5 million project to build a 500 apartment retirement village on 200 acres by a lake eight miles east of Lake Wales. The complex will house only retired letter carriers as tenants.
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Lake Wales, Fla
National Letter Carriers Association
Lake Wales
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