Kennedy Fires Back at AMA Over Social Security
President Kennedy challenges the American Medical Association in a public dispute over Social Security. He cites AMA criticisms from 1939 1949 and 1953 and warns he will detail the organization’s shift at his next press conference. A Bahrain anthem note fact is appended but unrelated.
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Polars Submarine John Marshall Completes Trials
The John Marshall returns to Newport News Virginia after accepting trials. She will be commissioned May 21 as the 26th U S nuclear powered submarine designed to fire Polaris missiles. She was christened July 15 1961 by Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy wife of the president.
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Pilot Tried To Halt Orly Jet Takeoff Crash
Paris AP reports that Air France Boeing 707 chartered for the Atlanta Art Association plunged into flames at Orly Airport after the pilot reportedly tried to stop takeoff. The crash killed 121 American passengers and 8 crew, with 105 Atlantans among the dead. Mayor Ivan Allen Jr. traveled to Paris to aid identification and recovery efforts.
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Navy Landing Craft Sinks in Boston Harbor
A Navy landing craft sank in Boston harbor with seven men aboard. They were rescued by the Boston pilot boat after water intake from a mechanical defect during refuse dumping from the icebreaker Atka. Coast Guard boats and helicopters responded, and ambulances were called to the Coast Guard base as men were brought ashore.
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Fluctuating debt limit set for the nation
The House Ways and Means Committee proposed a fluctuating debt ceiling rising to 308 billion dollars then stepping down to 300 billion. The plan passed 16 to 9 with final action expected Wednesday. It would activate temporary authorizations expiring June 30 and adjust the ceiling on several dates to prevent overrun. The piece notes the Crawford Street Bridge in Providence as the widest in the world at 1,147 feet.
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Shubert Family History to Be Published Next Spring
John Shubert, head of Shubert concerns, plans a new book titled Shubert Alley to publish next spring detailing the Shubert family's Broadway legacy. The work will cover their theater activities and history in New York.
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