Kennedy greets foreign students at White House reception
President Kennedy, amid a riot of cheering students from 56 countries, thanks foreign exchange scholars at a White House reception. Secret Service and police secured the scene as students crowded roped areas, with one officer injured and Kennedy escorted to a bus for safety while he urged peace and friendship through future leadership.
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Indiana Guardsmen Prepare for Camp Grayling Training
About 7,000 National Guardsmen of the 38th Infantry Division will depart Indianapolis for a two week drill at Camp Grayling Michigan. They will travel in 1,300 vehicles in groups of under ten to ease highway traffic. Overnight bivouacs will occur in Michigan with 1,200 Army reservists from Indiana and Michigan attached to 38th units. Brig Gen Howard S Wilcox says live fire exercises will be emphasized including demonstrations of the Honest John nuclear capable rocket.
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Chicago Police Break Up Eight Day Education Board Sit In
Police cleared the Chicago Board of Education offices after an eight day anti segregation sit in. Nine demonstrators were taken away by authorities to custody.
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Nixon Tours Hungary Amid Handsakes and Harsh Headlines
President Nixon continued his Budapest visit shaking hands with locals and autographing cards as a large crowd watched. In Indiana, seven inmates from Elkhart County jail faced charges after a breakout and escape in separate incidents, while a rash of racial protests in Chicago escalated with arrests and a court action.
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Falling Metal Box Kills Columbus Plumbing Supervisor
A Columbus plumber supervisor, Herman Prather, 47, was killed when an 800 pound ventilating box fell from a girder 60 feet above at a new factory site. Companion worker Lou Dalton said he was inside the box as it began to drop and escaped by leaping to a nearby structure after gear shifted.
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