Governors Conference Draws Nation to Hershey Penn
Governors from nearly all states plus Puerto Rico Guam and American Samoa attend a lavish 4 July Governors Conference in Hershey Pennsylvania with 1000 attendees 200 troopers and 100000 in state hospitality costs. President Kennedy scheduled to meet them in Philadelphia on Independence Day.
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Hershey
UPI
Philadelphia
Fred Waring
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Guam
American Samoa
York
America
Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
David L. Lawrence
Hershey Arena
Pennsylvania
Phiadelphia
Independence Hall
Kennedy
Busiess
Penn Center
Quaker City
Art Museum
Swenson
Temporary Tax Cut Seen Likely Until Reform Complete
Congress leaders estimate any immediate income tax relief will be a temporary reduction with an automatic restoration. Kennedy advisers discuss possible corporate rate drop to 50 percent and individual exemption rise to 800 dollars, totaling about 5 to 6 billion dollars. Senators Humphrey and Case advocate action to spur the economy now.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Senate
Democratic
Clifford P. Case
R-N. J
Groucho Eyes Melindas Cash From Birdie Debut
Hollywood reports Groucho Marx jokes about his 15 year old daughter Melinda earning money from her motion picture debut in Bye Bye Birdie. Columbia says she acts like other kids and attends school on set while training in dance routines. Melinda says her father will support her choice but won’t push her into acting.
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Hollywood
UPI
Groucho Marx
Melinda
Pop
Groucho
Birdie
Columbia Studios
Gummo
Salton
Sullivan wins Pittsfield Exchange Club scholarship
Robert J. Sullivan 18 of Pittsfield will enter Worcester Polytechnic Institute after earning the Pittsfield Exchange Club scholarship at a Stanley Club dinner. Valedictorian of St. Joseph's High School, he gained National Merit commendation, placed top 17 nationally in the Sam Levenson essay contest, and earned multiple scholarships. He will work for the Massachusetts State Highway Dept this summer.
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Robert J. Sullivan
Robert T. Sullivan
Ridgeway Ave
Pittsfield
Mass
Old Bennington
Pittsfield Exchange Club
Stanley Club
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
St. Joseph’s High School
Sam Levenson
National Honor Society
St. Joseph’s
Campus Echo
Rennsselaer Polytechnic Institute
P. Frank Herbst
Massachusetts State Highway Dept
Langhorne Race Tragedy Claims Hugh Randall in Rut Incident
USAC officials report driver Hugh Randall, 28, of Louisville, Ky., died after his car struck a rut on the Langhorne dirt track and flipped multiple times during the 100 mile National Championship Race. Defending champion A. J. Foyt earned his second straight win as the incident raised safety concerns about the Langhorne Speedway on the second turn.
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Langhorne, Pa
United States Auto Club
Hugh Randall
Indianapolis
Randall
Louisville
A. J. Foyt
Langhorne Speedway
USAC
Merged Lutheran Church Emerges After Six Years of Planning
DETROIT AP reports the newly formed Lutheran Church in America, created after four days of legislation and ceremony, unites 3,186,310 Lutherans. The church’s constitution declares it an instrument of the Holy Spirit under Christ’s commission, and leaders vow to pursue a new inter-Lutheran agency in America.
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Detroit
Lutheran Church In America
E. E. Ryden
Minneapolis
America
inter-Lutheran Agency
Record Summer Enrollment Surges at St Michael's College
St Michael's College reports summer session enrollment over 500 for the first time with 340 in six weeks and 173 in eight weeks, registrar noting peak since 1952. Additional 19 Tunisian students arrive Monday for English as a second language course funded by HEW.
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Winooski Park
St. Michael’s College
Daniel F. MacDonald
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Teen hunter bags 130 pound wild boar in New Hampshire
Fourteen year old Clement Hampton Jr. of Tilton shoots a 130 pound boar during woochuck hunting using a .22 caliber rifle. The tusked animal charged after being wounded but was killed after eight additional shots.
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Tilton
N.H
New Hampshire
Clement Hampton Jr
Clement
Woochuck
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
Reported as a first, a new healing substance reduces hemorrhoids without surgery. In multiple cases it gently relieves pain while shrinkage of the hemorrhoids occurred. The article notes notable results and emphasizes non surgical treatment.
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New York, N. Y
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