Nixon Promises Fairness to All as President
Vice President Richard Nixon told the International Association of Machinists in Kiel Auditorium he would not be 100 percent for any single group as president. He urged serving the interests of all Americans and warned against pitting groups against each other while pledging labor friends in the White House if elected.
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ST. Louis
Richard M. Nixon
International Association of Machinists
America
United States
Nixon
Theii
White House
Kennedy
IAM
American Labor Movement
Ethel Winds Drop to 80 MPH as Storm Inlands
Hurricane Ethel weakens to 80 mph inland near the Alabama Mississippi coast. Eye expected to move ashore soon and winds diminish. Citizens across a 500 mile Gulf coast seek higher ground as tides reach 3 to 6 feet with isolated higher surges.
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Mobile
Ala
Ethel
Gulf of Mexico
Alabama
Mississippi
Weather Bureau
Pacagoula
Miss
Alabama State Line
Gulf
Mississippi Sound
St. Mark's
Fla
Pascagoula
United States
Civil Defense
Red Cross
Gulf Strip
Florida
Panama City
Florida Highway Patrol
Springfield
West Bay
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Wedding Ceremonies Tighten Up By Unlikely Gift
Robert Grim of S Cameron Street performed a civil wedding on Tuesday afternoon and after the ceremony the groom handed him a cigar decorated with Just Married and wedding bells on the cellphone wrapper. A white turkey is being cared for by Quarles pupils after being found on school grounds. The Down Crier reports a Chicago car nearly blocking a phone booth outside Roland Keller’s restaurant. An office vending machine swap leaves employees with no easy coin cup or IOU slot.
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Roland Keller
Chicago
Texas
S. New
Robert Grim
S. Cameron St
Quarles
Alice Maccubbin
Susan Clevenger
IOU
Briefing Notes Missing in Defection Case
Defense official told House investigators some handwritten briefing notes used by defectors Vernon Mitchell and William Martin are missing. J. Vincent Burke Jr. said no evidence links the pair to espionage, and no equipment is missing from the NSA.
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Washington
Defense Department
Soviet Union
J. Vincent Burke Jr
House Armed Services Subcommittee
Vernon F. Mitchell
William H. Martin
Mexico
Cuba
Moscow
Burke
Martin
Mitchell
Winners Named In Frederick County Fair Judging
A large crowd attended the 13th annual Frederick County Agricultural Fair at Winchester Armory with about 1,000 watching exhibits. Four milestones were highlighted as 4-H and FFA members swept top prizes in beef cattle, with youths from White Hall Gainesboro and Stephens City among the champions. Highlights include Robert Carpenter and Richard McDonald topping 4-H and FFA junior divisions, Barbara Boyles and Barbara Sperry earning sweepstakes in 4-H and Home Economics, and an armory schedule packed with shows and events through Saturday.
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Frederick County
Barbara Boyles
White Hall
Sandy Boyles
Bonnie Phillips
Barbara Sperry
Middletown
Homemakers of America
Leon Owens
Gainesboro
Teddy Adams
Robert Belford
Kenneth Anderson
Paul Green
Stephens City
Willis Belford
Eastern Fruit Charges Processor Prices Low
The Eastern Fruit Marketing Co operative warns apple processor prices are far too low and urges growers to deliver only minimal fruit for processing while seeking fresh markets. Led by J Kenneth Robinson the letter notes prices fall about 75 cents per hundred and names several processors with top rates around 3.25 dollars per hundred for U S No 1 York Imperials.
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Eastern Fruit Marketing Co-operative, Inc
J. Kenneth Robinson
Winchester
Robinson
Bargaining Association
Appalachia
National Fruit Product Co
Shenandoah
U.S
Nixon Campaign Swing Opens in Roanoke Virginia
Vice President Richard M Nixon launches his first campaign swing into the Old Dominion at Roanoke Victory Stadium with up to 30 000 expected. He is joined by his wife Secretary of the Interior Fred A Seaton and newsmen along with actress Helen Hayes.
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Associated Press
Richard M. Nixon
Old Dominion
Roanoke
Victory Stadium
Nixon
Fred A. Seaton
Helen Hayes
Mobutu Arrested After Congo Power Grab Bid
In Leopoldville a Lumumba spokesman said Col. Mobutu was arrested on Lumumba's orders 12 hours after he announced the army had taken over. Mobutu claimed the army neutralized Lumumba and Kasavubu, while Lumumba remained in power as the capital braced for further coups. UN troops dispersedCongolese forces in the European quarters amid the fast moving crisis.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Joseph Mobutu
Lumumba
Mobutu
Joseph Kasavubu
Congo
Serge Michel
Col. Mobutu Ee
Congalene
Gige M
Wero Ae
Michel
Sebug Aeteat
Senate
Camp II
Kasavubu
U.N
Ghana
United Nations
Wadsworth
Soviet Union
Council
1Viation Security Council
Hamsmarshjold
Security Council
Nations Command
Sovi Union
U. N
Africa
United States
Valerian Cow
Zorin
Poland
Ceylon
Space Package Sighting Recovery Near Christmas Island
An Air Force search plane spotted the Discoverer XV capsule bobbing in the sea about 1,000 miles southwest of its expected recovery area near Hawaii. Amphibious aircraft will attempt pickup at first light as conditions favor a landing. This marks the third such recovery by the United States from an orbital mission.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Christmas Island
Hawaii
United States
Hawaiian Islands
Arctic
Kaena
Point Oahu
Kennedy Campaign Tour Draws Thousands in New Jersey
Senator John F. Kennedy barnstorms New Jersey with outdoor rallies in Paramus and Jersey City’s Armory drawing crowds of several thousand voters amid strong security. He accuses Eisenhower policy of ceding lead to Russia and names Hudson County figures in a cheering state tour.
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Kennedy
New Jersey
John F. Kennedy
Bergen Mall
America
Jersey City
John V. Kenny
Hudson County
Russia
Paramus
James Wood pupil reported missing in area
Area law enforcement officers are alerted for a James Wood pupil missing since yesterday. Bonnie Sue, 15, from 1034 Woodstock Lane reportedly left for school yesterday morning and has not been seen. She is described as five feet tall, 130 pounds, with dark brown hair and eyes, wearing a khaki skirt, blouse, sweater and white shoes.
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James Wood
Woodstock Lane
Sherom
Bonnie Sue
Four Held For Grand Jury in City Court Case
Four men were ordered held for the Corporation Court grand jury with two others released on 2500 bond each and a Sept. 22 hearing set in Municipal Court. Named held are Charles David Flory 27 Chambersburg Pa purse snatching and fines. Danelo Dearmont Wines 668 Virginia Ave accused of breaking and entering about Aug. 10. Charles Cecil Gore charged with an attempted crime.
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Corporation Court
Charles David Flory
Chambersburg
Piccadilly St
Danilo Dearmont
Charles Cecil
Gore
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Omaha
Neb
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Richard Poff
Clem D. Johnston
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Almond
Virginia
William C. Battle
New Kent County
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