Kennedy Rest and Cruises During Palm Beach Easter
President Kennedy spent Easter Sunday at Palm Beach relaxing aboard the Honey Fitz on Lake Worth and with family. He planned a third cruise and four days of Easter work as he prepares for talks with British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan arriving Friday in Washington.
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Palm Beach, Fla
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Washington
Joseph P. Kennedy
Lake Worth
Edward M. Kennedy
Sargent Shriver
Stephen Smith
Europe
John J. Cavanaugh
Notre Dame University
Joseph Kennedy
Atlantic
Peronists Face Void elections order in Argentina crisis
President Jose Maria Guido is set to declare null and void all elections since December 17 1961 erasing March 18 Peronist wins as naval leaders press to outlaw totalitarian systems and preserve democracy amid a military revolt and cabinet resignations.
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Buenos Aires
Jose Maria Guido
Navy
Guido
Arturo Frondizi
Clement
Argentina
Peron
Oppos
Kefauver Opposes Bill to Roll Back Steel Prices
Sen. Estes Kefauver of Tennessee says he would not sponsor any bill to reduce steel prices. He argues remedies lie in public opinion and stronger antitrust laws as his subcommittee investigates the steel industry, following a Meet the Press appearance on NBC.
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Washington
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Kefauver
NBC
Meet the Press
Supreme Court narrows Michigan redistricting dispute
The Supreme Court directs Michigan Supreme Court to reevaluate voter complaints about state legislative districts in light of a March ruling that diluted votes may be heard in federal courts. August Scholle, representing himself and the Michigan State AFL-CIO, challenged the 1952 constitutional amendments creating permanent districts.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Michigan Supreme Court
High Tribunal
U.S. Supreme Court
Michigan
August Scholle
Afl-Cio
Scholle
First Nuclear Air Tests Said Slated in 48 Hours
Washington AP reports thousands of sailors and ships of U S Task Force 8 prepared for early atmospheric nuclear tests over the Pacific this week. Officials predicted up to three dozen U S tests in coming months with aims including missile warhead effects and radar disruption. The New York Daily News cites plans for the first live firing of a nuclear armed submarine launched Polaris with an air burst fuse.
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Washington
U.S. Task Force 8
Pacific
United States
Ting
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
U.S
New York Daily News
Ben-Mont Strikers Meet Thursday Over Best and Final Offer
Ben-Mont Local 534 of the Printing Specialties and Paper Products Union calls a 7 p m Thursday meeting to discuss a nine week strike impasse and whether to ballot the company’s best and final offer. The company seeks a two phase wage rise and a 26 cent cut for new hires while the union pushes for a 10 cent immediate increase and a longer contract with a union shop clause affecting over 200 workers at Ben-Mont and Flint Ink Corp. of Vermont.
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Ben-Mont
Lloyd Fleming
Fleming
Tufo
Flint Inks Corp
Vermont
Pope Blesses Massed Thousands in St. Peters Square
In Vatican City Pope John XXIII appeared at noon in his studio window to bless about 30,000 worshippers gathered in St. Peter's Square. The event occurred as Italy observed Pasquetta Little Easter with crowds cheering the pope.
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Deer Park
Bennington Jaycees
Jaycees
Angela Ottaviano
Putnam Street
Pamela Willette
Silver Street
Tom Winslow
Coulter St
Jim Rounds
West Main St
Sharon Coldin
McCall St
Joanne Leete
Jefferson Ave
Jaycee Committee
Ted J. Winslow
Bank St
Jon Kennedy
Dave Alcorta
Holbrook
Vatican City
St. Peter’s Square
John XXIII
Italy
Bennington Drivers Out Teamsters Begin Strike Against Truck Firms
In Manchester New Hampshire operations halted at 14 trucking firms as Teamsters Local 636 ordered selective strikes to back contract talks with 48 firms represented by the New Hampshire Carriers Council. Union members seek an eight hour day with overtime while offers total 73 cents over five years. drivers now earn 2.56 per hour for a 45 hour week.
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Manchester
N.H
New Hampshire
Vermont
Teamsters
New Hampshire Carriers Council
Teamsters Union
James Hoffa
Hoffa
Basil French
New England
New York
Vermont trucking strike shuts several terminals
Pickets protest at Vermont truck terminals as about 350 drivers strike planned actions hit Gay's Express Marcell's Motor Express P. S. Dubrey and H. P. Welch. St Johnsbury terminals close by company order with New Hampshire operations also halted. St. Johnsbury Trucking cites tactical reasons for noninvolvement. Gay's Express Ben Mont Avenue saw eighteen pickets.
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New Hampshire
St. Johnsbury Trucking Company
Vermont
Frederick C. Dykeman
St. Johnsbury
Montpelier
Teamsters
Gay’s Express
Ben Mont Avenue
Irving Willett
Bennington
Monkey Flips Lid at Cleveland Pet Shop
A 1-year-old capuchin named Jo-Jo caused a two week cleanup after a 30 minute rampage in a Cleveland pet shop. He opened his cage, ate 200 lizards, dined on parakeets, and scattered bird seed and shop merchandise across the aisles.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Jo-Jo
Jo- Jo
Sue Garrison
Laborers at Glen Burnie Construction Project
In suburban Glen Burnie a construction site employs laborers including Henry A. Ford Mike Wallace Robert Taylor George Murphy and Elisworth Ness as work progresses on the project.
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Baltimore
Glen Burnie
Henry A. Ford
Mike Wallace
Robert Taylor
George Murphy
Elisworth Ness
Ranger 4 Mission Aims for Moon TV Pictures and Data
Cape Canaveral AP United States readies its Atlas Agena B rocket to launch Ranger 4 on a 60 hour flight to the moon. The six story rocket will place the spacecraft in a parking orbit and fire again to reach lunar distance while transmitting television images and seismometer data for at least 30 days.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Moon
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Goldstone
Calif
Earth
Kennedy Urges U S Spokesmen Abroad To Tell United Story
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy urged American leaders in government education and the arts to be sent overseas to explain the United States and counter misconceptions. He said capitalism has become a dirty word and emphasized using articulate spokesmen to counter misinformation. The remarks followed his seven week goodwill tour of ten countries and debates with foreign students.
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New York
Robert F. Kennedy
United States
Kennedy
Associated Press
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Rauch
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