Kennedy Acclaim Abroad Welcomed by Congress
Washington reports that congressional leaders welcomed Kennedy's acclaim abroad after his European trip. House Speaker McCormack praised the President's profound impression on national interests and Europe, while Humphrey called the trip vindicating doubts and Dirksen noted warm reception in Germany.
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Kennedy
Congress
Washington
Europe
France
House
John McCormack
D-Mass
Senate
Hubert H
Humphrey
Minnesota
U.S
Charles de Gaulle
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Germany
United States
Ulbricht’s 70th Birthday Overshadows East Germany’s Turmoil
East Germany marks Ulbricht turning 70 as Khrushchev visits Berlin amid Western doubts about his rule. The regime’s terror tactics and failures since 1953 are cited, with heavy industry growing but goals unmet and collective farms unable to end rationing.
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Berlin
Germany
Klara Zetkin
Walter Ulbricht
Ulbricht
Stalin
Communist Party
Moscow
Soviet Union
East Germany
Khrushchev
East Berlin
West
Lodge Takes J.F.K. Job Shelving Old Rivalry
Washington AP Henry Cabot Lodge accepts the post as ambassador to South Vietnam to work with John F Kennedy. A 47 year family rivalry with the Kennedys ends as Lodge joins the administration. Lodge, a Time Inc consultant, heads the Atlantic Institute as wife Emily Sears and two sons, George and Henry, await details.
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J.F.K
Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
John F. Kennedy
South Viet Nam
Kennedy
Senate
Edward
George
Massachusetts
Lodges
Sen
John F. Fitzgerald
GOP
Time, Inc
Atlantic Institute
Europe
Emily Esther Sears
George Cabot
Henry Sears
Fifteen Years Ago Tito Defied Stalin in Yugoslavia
Belgrade reports recall that Tito refused Soviet meddling, creating the first crack in the Communist bloc and spurring de Stalinization. The piece notes June 28 as a historic Yugoslav date alongside Kosovo Polje 1389 and Franz Ferdinand's 1914 assassination.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Joseph Stalin
Marshal Tito
Tito
Stalin
Russia
China
Albania
Serbia
Pope Paul VI Emerges As Dynamic Vatican Leader
Vatican City reports Pope Paul VI, elected after Pope John, blends ecumenism with firm anti communism. He pledges to continue the Second Vatican Council, seeks unity among Christians, and prioritizes peace efforts even with Communist nations. He is described as energetic, scholarly, and a tireless worker. He enjoys television, cycling, and classical music, earning the nickname The Pope in a hurry.
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John XXIII
Paul VI
Pope John
Pope Paul
Pope Pius XII
Giovannia Battista Montini
Milan
Ecumenical Council
John
Kremlin
Italy
Pope Paul Han
Great Bible Stories plans stir ABC MGM clash
ABC corrected a prime time plan for 1963 64 to Great Bible Stories after MGM announced Great Stories from the Bible. Nielsen reports over 45 million homes watched Gordon Cooper space flight about 9 in 100 homes, the largest TV audience on record. Weekend viewing suggestions include Lucy Desi shows on CBS and Opening Night on NBC.
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NBC
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