Kennedy Hits Stand Still Philosophy in California
Senator John F. Kennedy argued the balance of world power is shifting and the nation must move to action under a new Democratic administration. He attacked the Republican stand-still philosophy, urged leadership over drift, and outlined a national effort focused on domestic action and a stronger stance against Communist power abroad. Kennedy spoke in San Francisco after stops in Maine New Hampshire and Massachusetts and planned stops in Alaska and Detroit.
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Payoff Charge Denied by Nixon Aide Amid Seizure Dispute
California Democrat Rep. Cecil R. King accuses a campaign payoff linked to the seizure of the Long Beach Savings and Loan Assn. He cites involvement by the White House and a veto of a settlement by Kendall. Nixon campaign staff and John Clock deny the charges as political.
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Three-in-one yellow toma weighs over a hundred pounds
Grover Sellers Jr and his father own a massive three-in-one yellow toma weighing more than 100 pounds with three distinct stems. Broadstater in Saigon obtained eyeglasses using French and Chinese descriptions though frames could not be measured there. A Jaycee rest stop sighting links Clarence Lamp to a routine he last shared in 1953. The moon eclipse will begin at 4:36 am Monday and be visible only partially across North America.
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Car Flips End Over End on Rt 50 West of Winchester
No injuries reported after a 1957 Chevrolet headed west lost control eight miles west of Winchester. It flipped end over end, resting on its right side with Albert Ellis Bunch of Baltimore as driver and four passengers. Vehicle valued at $1,350 as total loss.
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Fatal Army mishap at Grafenwoehr injures many
An overcharged howitzer shell hit a U S Army supply tent during maneuvers near Grafenwoehr Germany. Fifteen soldiers were killed and 26 wounded as fragments struck three tents in the 3rd Reconnaissance Squad of the 3rd Armored Division. Maj Gen Frederick J Brown said investigation shows the shell was fired from a unit training on the Grafenwoehr range using a powder charge of seven instead of five.
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Virginia Age
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Lodge Leaves UN to Beg Deal on Campaign Trail
Henry Cabot Lodge departs the United Nations after seven years to launch a vigorous campaign tour with wife Mrs Lodge and Nelson Rockefeller. Stops include Grossinger’s in the Catskills, Middletown, Jones Beach and Coney Island as he plans nonstop travel through Election Day.
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Weather Prospects Fine for Holiday Weekend
Pleasant sunny conditions are forecast for Labor Day weekend with a high near 79 F today and likely tomorrow. Traffic will rise as holiday travel begins with police urging caution. City services including buses and post offices close Monday and some delays extend to next Thursday.
Cuba Becomes First Western Hemisphere Nation To Recognize Communist China
Fidel Castro announced Cuba would establish diplomatic ties with Peiping after tearing up the 1952 mutual defense treaty with the United States. He rejected Chiang Kai-shek and urged Latin American nations to rally, signaling a shift away from the U S allies and toward Red China with broad crowd support in Havana.
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Warren Gregory to chair 1960 Winchester Chest drive
Dr Warren C Gregory a Winchester pediatrician will head the Winchester Frederick Community Chest fall campaign announced by Marvin E Gore Jr president of the Chest He is active in past fund drives and serves in multiple local organizations including the Exchange Club North Western Guidance Center The Salvation Army and First Presbyterian Church He staffs Winchester Memorial Hampshire Memorial and Warren County Memorial Hospitals He is a Georgia Tech graduate and UVA trained with post graduate work and served in the U S Air Force 1941 46 He is married to Margaret Langdon Taylor and they have three children Richard Taylor 11 Mary Jordan 8 and John Russell
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Pennsylvania Railroad Strike Feels Far From Settlement
The PRR and two striking unions, led by TWU President Michael J. Quill, remained far from a deal as Labor Day effects loom. Federal mediator ONeill called separate sessions while governors urged a weekend settlement. Quill faced pressure to concede on a scope rule and shop work limits. PRR board chair Symes labeled demands featherbedding.
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Philadelphia
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Rebellious Convicts Bow to Ultimatum at Stillwater Prison
Rebellious inmates at Minnesota State Prison in Stillwater surrendered after 14 hours facing 150 national guardsmen. Acting Warden Tahash urged peace as Corrections Commissioner Turnbladh pledged consideration of grievances.
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Holiday Toll Mounts In First 18 Hours Of Labor Day
The Associated Press reports pleasant weather drew millions to highways for Labor Day. By noon 66 people died in the first 18 hours, with two boating deaths and three additional fatalities from miscellaneous causes. A National Safety Council spokesman cited heavy traffic and urged safer driving.
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Hit by Truck, Front Royal Girl Dies
Peggy Jane Corder 13 died after being struck by a northbound 1958 GMC truck on Route 522 near Front Royal. Trooper H F Will said teens pushing a stalled car caused the incident. She leaves her family and Church of God pastor C W Rivenbark. Burial at Prospect Hill Cemetery.
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