JFK Says It's Necessary He Visit Europe
President Kennedy said it is necessary for him to visit Europe amid a marriage affair rumor involving Miss Keeler and Soviet naval attach Eugene Ivanov. The House accepted his word on the matter.
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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1963
Page
4
President Kennedy said it is necessary for him to visit Europe amid a marriage affair rumor involving Miss Keeler and Soviet naval attach Eugene Ivanov. The House accepted his word on the matter.
In the Cereal Leaf Church annual meeting Rev Roscoe Snowden of Anderson is re-elected. Division of General Service reps include Rev Melvin Miller of Eau Claire Wis and Rev Luther R Moore of Deland Fla. Executive Committee members Dr Harold W Boyer Springfield Ohio Dr W E Reed Dr Steele C Smith Anderson and Rev William B Eddy Birmingham Ala are re-elected for one year. The Program and Pulpit Committee names Rev R Eugene Sterner Anderson chair and Rev Maurice Mauch Kalamazoo Mich vice chair. Business Committee selects Rev Gl... Marshall Tampa Fla to chair 1963 64.
A conference notes future submarine construction and overhaul intervals being rescheduled, suggesting extending timelines. The report mentions leaders and a range of U.S. agencies set to participate in a meeting, while government officials forecast rapid setup of a communications link between Kennedy and Khrushchev and welcome the Geneva accord as a step to reduce war risks.
Communist Chinese gunfire brought down a Nationalist food-dropping plane over Chungien Kiangsi Province. The craft carried 8000 pounds of food parcels and radio reports did not confirm crew survival.
Reports from council sources claim landing of commandos from a Caribbean base violated U.S. policy against Cuba raids and drew condemnation in Parliament. Fidel Castro and Antonia Maceo figures are cited amid disputes over timing and scale of the operation.
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