Kennedy Family To Attend Patrick Kennedy Mass
Private funeral Mass for Patrick Bouvier Kennedy will be attended by 13 close relatives led by President Kennedy. Cardinal Cushing will celebrate in Boston. guests include Robert F Kennedy, Edward M Kennedy, Eunice and Sargent Shriver, Jean and Stephen Smith, Patricia and Peter Lawford, Hugh Auchincloss and Lee Radziwill. The baby’s death draws condolences from world leaders and press coverage across Europe.
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Richard Cardinal Cushing
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Eunice
Sargent Shriver
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Patricia
Peter Lawford
Vatican
Paul VI
Senate
Washington
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Congress
House of Representatives
Ship Dragged by Unidentified Object Near Georges Banks
The 90 foot dragger Resolute was towed into Portland Harbor after an unidentified object tangled its pins and nearly capsized the vessel. Captain John Larson and his crew cut nets to save the ship and reported damage to radio aerials and planks. The crew suggested the object might have been a submarine or a whale, but the Navy said no submarines were operating off Georges Banks at the time.
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Governor Pays Sympathy Call at Otis Air Base
Massachusetts Governor Endicott Peabody paid a sympathy call at Otis Air Base hospital to leave a message for Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy. He arrived 45 minutes before President Kennedy visited his wife, saying the stop was part of Governor's Day and as a personal friend of the President. The governor found Mrs. Kennedy asleep during his brief visit.
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Otis Air Frce Base
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Massachusetts
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Jacqueline Kennedy
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Air National Guard
Brothers Visit Kennedy Family After Tragic Loss
A Paris-bound family member spoke with the President and Mrs Kennedy, recounting that the President advised they not return to the United States for the funeral. The President and his brother Edward spent about an hour and a half with Mrs Kennedy, then visited their father, former Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy, marking the first talk with him since the infant's death. Salinger noted broad condolence messages arriving at the White House.
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United States
Kennedy
Edward
Mrs. Kennedy
Squaw Island
White House
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Salinger
Connecticut's Commuters Outrank Moonmen in Senate Talk
Senator Abraham Ribicoff of Connecticut urged funding priorities, showing photos of commuters in a baggage car on a New Haven Railroad line to protest insufficient passenger coaches. He said funds for mass transit should come before moon missions, while still supporting the space bill that passed.
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Connecticut
Abraham Ribicoff
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National Aeronautics and Space SM
Ribbott
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Day Leaves Job Predicts Nixon as GOP Choice
J Ed ward Day resigns as postmaster general at 49 and predicts Richard Nixon will be the 1964 Republican nominee. Day, a former Los Angeles insurer, plans to practice law in Washington DC and heads an office for a Chicago law firm in the capital, citing financial strains and a wish to remain in public life.
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House Unit Approves Substantial Tax Cut
Paul M. Hahn, retired president of the American Tobacco Co. and longtime Canaan resident, died last night at Doctors' Hospital New York at age 68 after a stroke. He led Amercian Tobacco from 1932 to 1950, helped form the Tobacco Industry Research Committee, and supported Jewish philanthropy while serving as a Berkshire Farm for Boys director. Services will be held Monday at Campbell Funeral Home in New York.
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Committee Would Ease Gains Tax
The House Ways and Means Committee backed a capital gains tax cut as part of Kennedy’s $10 billion tax package. The plan lowers rates for assets held over two years to 21 percent, with 40 percent inclusion in income, while six months to two years keep current terms and under six months stay at ordinary rates. It would not apply to unharvested crops, pension lump sums, cattle, or most timber, but stocks, bonds, real estate and most investments would qualify. The Treasury expects a long term revenue relief of about 120 million yearly, with an initial 310 million rise in the first year due to a selling surge.
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House
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Kennedy
Treasury
Hurricane Arlene Heads North After Bermuda Battering
Hurricane Arlene moved northeast across the Atlantic after brushing Bermuda with winds up to 80 miles an hour. The storm lashed the island chain briefly, causing negligible damage as it headed away from land at about 23 miles per hour. Gales extended 150 miles from the center.
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Bermuda
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Weather Bureau
Kefauver Suffers Mild Heart Attack in Bethesda Hospital
In Washington, Sen Estes Kefauver of Tennessee suffers a mild heart attack and is kept at the U S Naval Hospital in Bethesda Maryland. Doctors orders rest for at least three weeks. Kefauver's condition is not considered serious, per administrative assistant Charles Carwell.
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Estes Kefauver
Dfenn
U.S. Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Kefauver
Charles Carwell
Khrushchev and Rusk Play Badminton After Talks
Khrushchev and U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk met for hours on a Black Sea veranda in Georgia, then played a brisk badminton game. Tass credited Khrushchev with the win as Rusk conceded and aides accompanied them back to Moscow after stating no conclusive agreement.
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Rusk
Llewellyn Thompson
Richard Davis
Foyd Kohler
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Baseball scores from AMERICAN LEAGUE and NATIONAL LEAGUE
Baltimore defeats Washington 7 to 1 and Kansas City tops Cleveland 5 to 1. Chicago falls to Detroit 2 to 1 in the first game, while Minnesota beats Boston 5 to 3. In the National League New York 7 Chicago 3 and San Francisco 4 Philadelphia 0. Houston 7 Pittsburgh 6 in 1st inning, Milwaukee 6 St Louis 3.
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