Kennedy urges critics to help pump life into economy
President Kennedy, speaking at Yale commencement, calls for abandoning worn out slogans and uniting government with business and labor to restore confidence and economic health. He rebuts claims the administration is hostile to business and urges clear, responsible management of the economy.
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Yale University
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Yale
White House
Harvard
Europe
Train Rams Bus With 100 Tots In Argentine
A commuter train collided in dense fog with a school bus carrying more than 100 kindergarten children near Buenos Aires. Forty two killed and about eighty seriously injured. a woman teacher among the dead. A girl escaped by jumping from a window as witnesses called the scene appalling. The bus driver said the barrier was down and he did not see the train.
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Train Rams
Argentine
Buenos Aires
Senate and House Set Packed Week in Congress
The Senate and House launch a heavy week with four major bills, including 48 billion for Defense and 932 million for Interior, plus actions on all channel TV and space satellite. The House also tackles women’s pay equality and the Fryingpan Arkansas project, while finance and tax issues loom. The Investigations subcommittee will hear show girls and club owners as racketeering ties are probed in several cities.
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Defense Department
Interior Department
House
Billie Sol Estes
Senate Finance Committee
American Guild of Variety Artists
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Philadelphia
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Miami
Tampa
Calumet City
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Army Trucks Move Negroes To Barracks
A convoy of military cars moved 42 people to a barracks at Camp Edwards and Bourne mass as part of a relocation from the south. Families, including Mack Johnson Jr. and his wife Betty with five children, joined other mothers and children in dormitory-turned-barracks. The spinoff housing shift follows May arrivals and court cases saw Eliza Davis and Edward Burton charges dropped after a gun incident.
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Mass
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Army
Camp Edwards
Mack Johnson Jr
Shreveport
Johnson
Betty
Bourne
Cape Cod Community College
South
Matthew Gilbert
Jerry Hall
Henry L. Murphy
Eliza Davis
Cuba
Ala
Edward W. Burton
Little Rock
Ark
Young Lifer Wins Hearing Right In Rape Case
Massachusetts Supreme Court rules prisoner Paul J. Guilmette entitled to a hearing on claim he was coerced into pleading guilty in 1960 to participation in a Leominster rape gang. Court cites lack of prior factual hearing. date for the hearing to be set later.
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Young Lifer
Boston
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Leominster
Harold P. Williams
Supreme Court
Paul J. Guilmette
Raymond S. Wilkins
Guilmette
John G. H. Meagher
Worcester County Superior Court
Guilmtte
Last Steps Taken To Halt Hanging Of Pair in N.H.
An attorney for Russell J. Nelson said he will file habeas corpus petitions in the U S District Court in New Hampshire to halt the death sentence. The New Hampshire Superior Court may stay the penalty pending federal action. Nelson and Frederick J. Martineau were convicted of murdering Maurice Gagnon in Nashua in 1959.
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R.I
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
U. S. District Court
Leo Patrick McGowan
New Hampshire Superior Court
McGowan
Russell J. Nelson
Nelson
Frederick J. Martineau
Pawtucket
Maurice Gagnon
Lincoln
Nashua
Freeman sorry for Estes crack amid Senate hearings
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman reportedly regrets saying the Estes case was blown out of proportion. Sen. Mundt says Freeman spoke with him for 90 minutes and acknowledged the issue is more serious than first thought. Estes faces fraud charges after a multimillion dollar grain storage and cotton operation, with bond disputes and potential favors under scrutiny as hearings resume.
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Estes
West Texas
Senate
House
Mundt
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
New York
Agriculture Department
Minister, 92, Quits For Second Time
The Rev. Walter Scott Robinson, 92, retires from active ministry for the second time after serving Decatur's First Methodist Church as associate pastor. He began as a circuit rider 64 years ago and, though still fond of golf, says his legs have given out.
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Decatur, Ga
Stwards
Walter Scott Robinson
Decatur
Methodist
Robinson
Greeks Urged Grow Less Wheat in Greece
Prime Minister Constantine Caramanlis urged Greece's 250 000 farmers to reduce wheat output to qualify for U S surplus aid. He said current production undermines consumers and hinders access to cheap bread and U S aid benefits.
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Athens
Greece
Constantine Caramanlis
U.S
Caramanlis
Railroad petitions for tax suspension hearing set
The Public Service Board schedules June 27 in Montpelier to hear the Rutland Railway directors petitioning for tax suspensions amid the strikebound railroad dispute.
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Montpelier, Vt
Public Service Board
Rutland Railway
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