Princess Margaret Expecting First Child in Fall
Royal announcement confirms Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong‑Jones will have a baby. It places the child fifth in line to the throne behind Margaret and Queen Elizabeth II’s three children. The couple wed last year at Westminster Abbey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Margaret
Britain
West' Minster
Abbey
Antony Arm
strong-Jones
Elizabeth II
Armstrong-Jones
Royal Household
John Griffin
Lawmakers battle over civil rights and religious school provisions
The debate centers on proposed amendments to a bill with backers fearing civil rights or religious school provisions would split lawmakers. Five amendments were defeated as sponsors press for passage despite potential alienation of some senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legis
Public Aid Pledges to Catholic and Private Schools
A statement to Catholic and other church groups promised that a later bill expanding the National Defense Education Act would include aid for private and church schools. The pledge aimed to secure backing while outlining imminent federal support for nonpublic education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lation
Freedom riders spark riots as governors pledge order
Mississippi Governor Barnett insisted laws remain valid until repealed and warned arrests would continue as unrest flared. Alabama Governor Patterson escorted initial riders from the state, saying invaders would not be escorted to breach laws. King warned against cooling off and predicted more mass rides. Grounded arrests set for Friday with speed hearings and National Guard convoy options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedom Riders
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Jackson
Alabama
John Patterson
Atlanta
Kennedy
King
Gov
Patterson
Henry V. Graham
National
Maguire
Montgomery
Gaylord Noyce
William Coffin
Yale University
George ‘B. Smith
Yale University Law School
David Swift
Wesleyan University
Middleton
Clyde Barter
Charles Jones
Johnson C.smith
Charlotte
N.C
Ralph Abernathy
Fred M. Shuttlesworth
Wyatt Tee Walker
President Urges Continued From Pa
The article describes President Kennedy delivering a speech in the House chamber to senators and representatives. He wore a business suit and blue tie, using chopping hand motions as he spoke. The text given to newsmen was a shortened 5,500 word version of the full speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Kennedy
House
Kennedy Says Recovery Under Way Amid Cold War Push
President Kennedy defended a postwar plan amid a nationally broadcast speech lasting about 45 minutes. He praised the economy’s rebound, warned of temporary defeat risks, and framed the struggle against communism as centered on Asia, Latin America, Africa, and the Middle East. He declared the republic founded on revolution and linked reform to freedom amid a wave of political scandal coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogan
Kennedy
Asia
Latin America
Africa
Middle East
Also Mentioned on This Page
Page One
Tade
Explorer Scout Troop
Nine the
Richard
Rip) Payne
Navy
Rod Ehle
Dee Dee
Jack & Jill
TOWER
Page Out
Ann Hudson
Dorothy Hutton
David James Kelly
Judith Kettron
Karolyn Kluesner
Patrick Laughlin
Lawrence Life
Mary Lou McClain
William Meek
Alice Kathy Miller
James Mudd
Suzanne Mudd
Frances Ann Nuce
Barry J. O'Connor
Michael J. Perry
John Pickell
Olga B. Pozz
Carolyn Ann Rego
Joseph Richard Renner
Patricia Reydell
Ruth Riffe
Carolyn Schier
Tyonne "Marie Singer
Dennis
George Davis
Danforth
Raymond Precup
Exchange Club
Thomas Platt
E. W. Schowe, Jr
Industrial Management Club
Marguerite Hughes Hale
John E. Hughes
Walter
K. Black
Kiwanis Club
Joseph
Espey
Lion's Club
Robert J. Charles Dickmann
Rotary Club
C. Merrill Hudson
TB Association
L. B. Hakes
Twentieth Century Club
David Adams
Mary McFarland
Act
Donald C. Bowen
Lois: Long
Virginia Vermillion
James Biddle
Edna Rhy Pearson
Weo Sanders
AHS
J.J. Bailey
J. C
B. R. Hosier
Maxine Bridges
National Thespian Society
Richard Dennis
Don Pyle
Frank Woschitz
Lee Pursley
George Lee
Mary Schultz
J. L. Dye
Marcelene Dillon
Eloise Robinett
Marcie Espey
Pam Coen
Beth Warne
Carol Margison
Janet Tooley
Blu Moon
Aarom
Wagman
Jacksonville
iFla
Peene
Seton Ork
John MacBeth
Art Hicks
Chicago
Henry iSite
Macbeth
Brooklyn
Peoria
Ill
Bradley
University
Hacken’s
al Caast
Saunders
Tim Robinson
Mickey Bence
Michigan
Budlin
A. G. Haussler
Ter
Uni- Gilsons
Chevrolet
Hunter Motor Co. Inc
Meridian Street
Anderson
Pontiac
Astrolite
Westinghouse
Hamilton Steed
Kooler and Jug
Hamilton
Xotchy
Stylander
Eere
Hampden Aluminum
Imarathon
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!