GOP Skepticism Grows Over Nuclear Test Ban Pact
Washington AP Republicans press President Kennedy to prove the limited test ban treaty will boost U.S. security. Senate hearings will question military and scientific experts as Dirksen says Mr Kennedy must fortify his claim that atmospheric tests endanger security less if banned. The president argues progress in weapon programs could occur with atmospheric tests but so could others. Underground tests remain allowed.
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Kennedy Baby Dies After Lung Disease Battle
The newborn son of President and Mrs Kennedy died at 4 04 a m after a 39 hour struggle with a lung disease that affected the heart. President Kennedy was nearby as doctors fought to save the infant at Boston Children s Hospital. Press secretary Pierre Salinger announced the death at 4 26 a m. The President then left Boston to inform Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis.
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Kennedy Baby Dies in Boston Hospital
News reports confirm the newborn son of President Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy died at a Boston hospital after a premature birth. Press secretary Pierre Salinger says the baby's heart could not withstand the struggle to breathe amid treatment in a hyperbaric chamber at Otis Air Force Base. Private funeral services will be held, with Cardinal Cushing expected to celebrate a Mass.
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Robbery Is Under Probe In Biddeford Shop
Biddeford police investigate a Thursday afternoon robbery at New Method Cleaners on Water Street. A youth about 22 pushed clerk Lorraine Petit inside, demanded the register, grabbed 55 dollars, and fled in a light colored Oldsmobile with two companions waiting in a convertible.
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Maine milk price suit challenges state controls
Cumberland Farms of Canton, Massachusetts sues to strike down Maine milk price law. The company contests findings and a July 10 price order and seeks to have retail price controls removed so it can sell milk at discounts in Maine. The state attorney general plans to defend the Maine Milk Commission. first step may be a motion to dismiss. No hearing dates set.
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Wall Street Expects Tighter Supervision
New York AP reports financiers anticipate tighter Washington oversight after the SEC issued its third inquiry into securities market practices. The two year review finds no major surprises except criticism of high pressure mutual fund sales tactics and concerns over sales fee patterns and brokerage routing.
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Thresher Tragedy Slows Navy Plans
Cape Canaveral Florida AP reports the Thresher disaster slows Navy buildup of Polaris submarines with a five month holdup for modifications on current subs. Despite not being a Polaris boat the Thresher sinking prompts rescheduling of construction and overhaul intervals. Deployment of Polaris boats may be delayed in NATO waters and across the Pacific and Indian oceans. Nine subs now in Atlantic patrol areas. Alexander Hamilton arrives to test five missiles marking the start of a planned monthly submarine delivery over 18 months. Navy notes the delay is minor and not expected to derail the timetable for 41 Polaris subs by fiscal 1967.
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Train Robbery Gang Strikes UK Mail Train
London police and 14 nations hunted a gang of about 15 masked robbers who halted the Glasgow to London mail train 40 miles northwest of London. They seized 120 bags of registered mail including gems and negotiable notes in 18 minutes, leaving a potential haul over one million pounds. A rest of 70 postal sorters was spared while authorities offered 35,000 pounds in rewards.
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Khrushchev and Rusk Hold Cold War Talks at Gagra
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev held a shirt sleeve conference on cold war issues at Khrushchev s estate over looking the Black Sea. Rusk arrived Thursday from Leningrad with a brief Moscow stop to meet Andrei Gromyko.
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