Bipartisan Backing Grows for Kennedy Europe Plan
Philadelphia AP dispatch reports governors from across parties praised Kennedy's interdependence concept with Western Europe. While some, like California's Gov Brown, endorsed the idea, others urged action over words, noting the need for constitutional and civil rights progress alongside international partnership. The Hershey conference audience included 42 governors and key Republican figures, all weighing Kennedy's call for Atlantic cooperation as a path to peace and global stability.
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ODRINEX Promises Easy Weight Loss Without Exercise
An advertisement touts ODRINEX as a fat loss drug available without a doctor. It claims rapid weight reduction with a money back guarantee and warns against exercising, laxatives, massages, or fad candies and cookies. The copy emphasizes quick results and minimal effort.
Famed Sgt York May Return To His Home
Nashville dispatch reports possible return of famed Sgt York to his home amid public interest and ongoing postwar coverage.
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Controversy Over Public Statue Spurs Park Debate
Eugen Sawyer, 45, operator of a local driving school, and Alvin York, a 74 year old World War II veteran, figure in a dispute over a statue placed in East Tennessee botanical gardens. City officials study the matter as residents push for removal citing church state separation concerns. The statue, honoring Medal of Honor winner, is tied to local property and a drugstore promise of refunds.
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Pall Mall
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Herring Qaug
Botanical Gardens
Nuclear Lock Developed for Safe Nuclear Warheads
U S officials announce a new electronic lock to prevent accidental or unauthorized nuclear detonations. President Kennedy plans to seek congressional funding to complete, manufacture, and install the device on warheads. NATO allies informed through NATO say the system enhances direct control by top commanders and strengthens safeguards as arsenal sizes grow. The mechanism uses a radio coded signal from a distant headquarters to arm or release the weapon, while the device itself may not fire but controls arming via secure signals.
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Tugboats Move 170-Ton Mansion to Belvedere
Two tugboats towed a 170-ton, 60-year-old San Francisco mansion across the bay to Belvedere on a barge. The house, split into halves for the crossing, will be set on a foundation and sold as a private dwelling. A new 10-story building will rise on the former site.
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