Gettysburg 1863 Turning Point Aftermath and Repercussions
July 3 1863 marked a decisive Union victory at Gettysburg ending Lee's northern foray. The battle inflicted heavy losses on the Confederacy with 30 000 killed wounded or missing and 75 000 total in movement while Meades forces suffered 23 000 casualties. International reaction appeared more favorable to the Union victory than domestic turmoil in New York City riots.
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Gettysburg
Appomattox Courthouse
Robert E. Lee
North
Cemetery Hill
Culp’s Hill
Lee
George E. Pickett
Pickett
Virginia
George G. Meade
Army of the Potomac
Potomac
New York City
West German ties with France and U S seen in Bonn visit
In Bonn, Charles de Gaulle visits Chancellor Adenauer amid the Franco German Paris Treaty ratification. The accord reaffirms Germany’s Western commitments and NATO fidelity, while avoiding a shift toward De Gaulle’s inward looking Europe. Erhard will lead after Adenauer.
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West Germany
Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
France
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
Paris
Adenauer
Rhein-Neckar-Zeitung
Germany
Europe
Federal Republic
de Gaullé
Bundestag
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
de Gaulle
Western Alliance
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
Moscow meeting of the Communist giants in doubt
Western experts doubt the Moscow gathering between Khrushchev and Chinese leaders will occur. The Chinese press attacks Khrushchev and domestic policies, while the Soviet Central Committee and Pravda Izvestia push back, signaling a hard line and possible final split.
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Moscow
Red China
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Communist Party Central Committee
Chev
Soviet Communist Party
Central Committee
Plenum
Aleksei Adzhubei
Izvestia
Mao Tse-tung
Pravda
Communist Party In
China
Communist Movement
Investing and retirement questions from a reader about bonds and stocks
A reader discusses retirement plans and investment strategy with sources of income exceeding $100,000 in banks and $200,000 in stocks. They seek guidance on shifting to municipal bonds and preserving capital while maintaining income, mentioning companies like American Telephone and General Electric and locations such as New York and Cincinnati.
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Roger
Spear
State of Tennessee
Massachusetts
City of
Iman
Republic
Steet
Amercan
Pubic Steel
General Electric
Aven Products
Bristol
Myers
Why JFK Is In Europe He Ought To Stay Home
Washington columnist Roscoe Drummond argues President Kennedy should engage with European allies in Bonn and London to advance NATO unity and address global issues such as Moscow talks and aid to India. He asserts Kennedy’s European tour serves urgent legislative strengths and international leadership.
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Europe
Bonn
Washington
Pennsylvania Ave
Kennedy
Atlantic
Germany
Canjii
Western
NATO
Ludwig Erhard
Lonfer
Tonio Segni
Mr. Kennedy
Labor
Liberal Party
Hercule
Mac
Smillan
Moscow
India
Extortion Case Continued Amid Trip Deliberations
A regional hearing on extortion is paused as witnesses are sought. Officials note diplomatic concerns over a Kennedy visit to London and Rome amid European tensions and the need to reassure Atlantic alliance support against nuclear threats.
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London
Rome
Kennedy
Las Vegas
Chicago
Marshal Caifano Portant
United States
Atlantic Community
U. S
Wester Europe
The First Aircraft Carri ers and a sea of letters
A collage of historical notes on early aviation the First armed cruiser Washing ton Park Curtis and George Osler era rheumatism and nutrition plus a crime extortion case involving Johnny Califano and Las Vegas. The piece interweaves ship lore medical anecdotes and a federal probe into organized crime with a final health advisory from Dr. William Brady.
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Ae Batten
Osler
Hart
New
Haven
Long Island Sound
America
Potomac
Jts
Ton Park Curtis
Mount Vernon
Little Bud's Ferry
Rheatire
Matiz
Indiana Girl Rejoins Negro Rights Group
Miriam Cohen a 21 year old Bran deis University graduate returned to Albany Georgia to aid voter registration efforts with the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee. She faced vagrancy charges and 60 days probation after a prior jail protest plus a hunger strike.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Brandeis University
Albany
Miriam Cohen
Welen Cohen
The
Jewish Post
Opinion
A. N. Durden
Miss Cohen
Brandies University
Sam the Chicago taxi driver voices tax anger and space spend
In Chicago Sam X a 30 year old colored taxi driver comments on tax burden and political expediency as he reflects on space exploration Mars and Moon subsidies. He rails against government waste arguing taxes deprive his family and cites church motives. He criticizes both parties and hints at future political reactions.
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Sam
Chicago
U. 5
Sam X
Englewood
Mars
Moon
O.K
Humble Retort in Magazine Draws Shrug from Reader
A reader’s haughty reply scorns a man who overstates his importance. The column likens a tax cut to the kindest cut, noting the seldom granted relief it brings to individuals.
Army Pilot Dies In Plane Crash North Of Saigon
A U S Army transport plane crashed on takeoff near Mangbut in Kontum Province about 300 miles north of Saigon, killing the pilot. The American co pilot and six passengers suffered minor injuries, cause unavailable, identity withheld.
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Saigon
UPI
USA Transportation
Mangbut ii Kontum Province
The Shepherd and the Helpful Stranger
A short prose scene describes a tall man who assists strangers and an old couple at gates. It asks readers to be recognized by acts of aid, noting a chauffeur who observed such helpful conduct and a neighborly ethic drawn from a biblical message.
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Los Angeles
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California
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