Nixon cites Ag Department data to attack Kennedy farm plan
The Agriculture Department provided statistics Nixon used in a New Jersey speech to claim Kennedy’s farm program would raise grocery costs by 25 percent. A department memo labeled by Acting Secretary Morse discussed Kennedy’s Sioux Falls speech proposing income parity and farm programs, warning prices, jobs, and subsidies implications.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Nixon
New Jersey
Kennedy
True D. Morse
Sioux Falls
Agriculture Res
Department
Khrushchev Pushes Early UN Summit for Disarmament Talks
British officials report Khrushchev wants a 1961 UN summit on disarmament. Soviet position favors resumed East–West talks on political and technical levels, with neutral nations included. Khrushchev suggests the meeting could be held outside New York, possibly Geneva.
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Assembly
Khrushchev
Macmillan
U.N
New York
Geheva
Jury Finds For Edgar Smoke In Wreck Case
A corporation court jury ruled for defendant Edgar Smoke in a traffic accident on Fairmont Ave dated May 18 1999. Daniel Rush sought medical expenses and damages for his son James Randolph Rush then seven, who was struck while bicycling. the child’s case alleged a push from his brother into the street.
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Edgar Smoke
Corporation Court
Fairmont Ave
Mr. Smoke
Daniel Rush
Mr. Rush
James Randolph Rush
James
Teamsters Cross Picket Lines at GE Plants
James R. Hoffa announced the Teamsters would cross GE plant picket lines due to Landrum Griffin Act constraints. He spoke at a $100 dinner to fund defense for Ray Cohen and other Local 107 officials, who face indictment for alleged conspiracy to loot the local treasury. Kennedy and the AFL CIO were criticized for not stopping the act's passage.
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Philadelphia
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
General Electric
Landrum- Griffin
Hoffa
Ray Cohen
Teamsters Local 107
Local 107
Cohen
John F. Kennedy
AFL Cio
Landrum-Griffin
De Gaulle Warns UN Session About Permanent Scandal
French President De Gaulle, speaking in La Tour du Pin, criticizes the United Nations as becoming a permanent scandal. He recalls helping found the UN and pledges France will not let the organization degenerate into emotional speeches and warlike posturing.
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LA Tour DU Pin
France
Sion
York
United Nations
Conference Calls for New Arms Talks
Lawmakers from 49 countries on both sides of the Iron Curtain approved resolutions urging the UN General Assembly to convene universal and complete disarmament under effective international control. Iran sponsored a second resolution calling for unity among great powers and a revival of the San Francisco spirit. Brazil Argentina Chile Peru and Venezuela said they would not pursue a public appeal to Eisenhower and Khrushchev to resume talks.
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U.S
United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
Iran
San Francisco
Feneean
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
Peru
Venezuela
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Former Teacher Is Found Dead at Home
An autopsy was begun to determine the cause of death of Hugh Rexrode a former teacher at James Wood who was found dead at his Valley Avenue home Dr Smoot Carter medical examiner said no foul play appeared likely but cause would be determined after the autopsy
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Hugh Rexrode
Valley Ave
James Wood
Quadros Wins By Landslide in Brazil Presidency Race
Brazil's conservative candidate Janio Quadros won the presidency by a large margin as vote totals showed 4,310,092 for Quadros and 2,824,681 for Henrique Teixeira Lott. Sao Paulo mayor Adhemar de Barros had 1,888,713 votes, with Milton Campos close to Joao Goulart in the vice presidential tally.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Janio Quadros
Henrique Teixeira Lott
Quadros
Lott
Juscelito Kubitschek
Adhemar de Barros
Sao Paulo
Milton Campos
Joao Goulart
Nations funnel aid through the U.N. and other bodies
Readable fragment notes that nations channel all possible technical and economic assistance via the United Nations and other international organizations. The text emphasizes centralized international coordination for relief and development.
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U.N
Census estimates say 107 million will be of voting age on Nov 8
The Census Bureau projects 107 million civilians will be of voting age by Election Day 1960 with about 64 percent voting, or roughly 68 million, if 1956 turnout patterns hold. Women total 56.1 million and men 51.9 million, with armed forces absences narrowing the difference.
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Bet
Census
District of Columbia
Medical Group Rejects Bids by Negro Doctors
In Greensboro, 13 doctors were rejected for Guilford County Medical Society membership and urged to apply for scientific membership under the society's consent and by laws. The vote preserves voting and office rights but excludes social privileges. Separately, a desegregation case proceeds with a U S District Court hearing set for October 24 regarding Dr. Reginald A. Hawkins of Charlotte and his suit against the North Carolina Dental Society for alleged racial exclusion.
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Greensboro
N. C
Guilford County Medical Society
U. S. District Court
Reginald A. Hawkins
Charlotte
North Carolina Dental Society
Hawkins
Nixon Sends Kitten to Gir In Michigan
In Flint Michigan a tiny kitten arrived by air from Washington D C as part of a lighthearted gesture tied to presidential visits. The report notes the feline’s destination and the surprise nature of the delivery.
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Nixon
Kitten
Michigan
Three Winchester Groups Contribute to Red Feather Fund
In response to a letter appeal from Dr. Warren S. Gregory general chairman of the Community Chest Drive three Winchester organizations the Lions Club the American Legion Auxiliary and Rebekah Lodge No 21 are the first to send gifts to the Red Feather Services fund.
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Warren S. Gregory
Carent
Red Feather Services
Winchester
The
Lions Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Rebekah Lodge No. 21
Red Feather Fund
Nixon gift kitten given to Flint girl by vice president
A black and gray striped kitten was sent to Linda McGrain, 13, of Flint, as a gift from Vice President Richard M. Nixon. The animal arrived in a Capital Airlines cargo box after Linda requested a kitten from the Nixon family cat.
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Richard M. Nixon
Linda McGrain
Flint
Capital Airlines
Linda
Nixon
German Night Course at Shenandoah College
Shenandoah College announced a new German night course starting Tuesday in the college library from 7 to 9 p.m. Registration for this and other night classes is set for the evening and tomorrow morning in the registrar’s office.
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Shenandoah College
Ofce
Dallas Tax Collection Hits 99 Percent for Year
Dallas reports it collected 99.0736 percent of the $55,998,304 tax levy for the past fiscal year, closing Sept. 30. City officials say the rate may be the highest in the nation, with Fort Worth at about 96 percent.
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Dallas, Tex
Dallas
Fort Worth
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