Kennedy Crowd Pushes President at White House
President Kennedy was crowded by 2 210 foreign students on the White House lawn, pushed and rescued by secret service and police. Several were slightly injured as the crowd swarmed him before he shook hands and moved to safety.
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Kennedy
White House
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Eugene McCarthy
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American Field Service
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Ralph Stover
Stover
FASTEETH Promises Comfort For False Teeth
Advertisement claims FASTEETH powder secures dentures, prevents slipping and odor, and offers comfort. It urges readers to sprinkle the alkaline powder on denture plates and buy it at drug counters.
Indiana Heart Association Grants Support for Heart Research
The Indiana Heart Association gives 21500 dollars to Indiana University Medical Center for motion picture studies of heart valve repair and 10000 dollars for studying physiological problems in congenital heart disease.
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Indiana Heart Association
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Dixie Guests At Fishersburg
Recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs Fred Whetsel included Dallas Smith and Terryll Friel with spouses from Florida, Ray Gentry and Laura Simmonds from Anderson, Donna Gibson from Perkinsville, Blanche Partain of Lapel, and others visit family. Vane Rich is recuperating after hospital discharge. The Richards and Cassell families visited Irene Noble at Summitville. Bob Alt of Cincinnati called on Mr and Mrs Oscar Madosh. Hubert Snyder and family returned from a Canada vacation. Hiday family visits and Huffman relatives from Knox and Pa. visited here.
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Fred Whetsel
Dallas Smith
Sarasota
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Laura Simmonds
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Methodist Hospital
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Irene Noble
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Cincin
Nati
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Columbus Native Rhetts Sworn U S Ambassador to Liberia
Charles E. Rhetts from Columbus has been sworn in as United States ambassador to Liberia after a federal career and legal practice in Washington D C. He previously held various federal posts and now serves in the diplomatic role.
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Charles E. Rhetts
Columbus
Washington, D.C
Washington
United States
Liberia
Senator Asks TV Change Safeguards
Senator Clair Engle pressed for ironclad guarantees that Democrats would not be frozen out of air time if the equal time rule for political broadcasting were repealed. NBC chief Sarnoff and NAB president urged repeal, noting FCC oversight and a temporary 1961 suspension.
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APT
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Clair Engle
Congress
Engle
Robert W. Sarnoff
National Broadcasting Company
Sarnoff
Leroy Collins
National Association of Broadcasters
Senate Commerce Committee
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Federal Communications Commission
Gale W. McGee
D-Wyo
NBC
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