First Lady Leaves Hospital After Birth of Son Patrick
OTIS AIR FORCE BASE, Mass. AP Mrs. John F. Kennedy left the hospital with the President by her side after a weeklong stay following the birth of their third child Patrick. The couple walked to a waiting blue car then to a helicopter pad amid photographers, Air Force personnel, families, and children watching their departure.
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Otis Air Force Base
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John F. Kennedy
Mrs. Kennedy
Patrick
Kennedy
John Jr
Disability Decree Is Made In Maine Case
The Maine Industrial Accident Commission issued a final decree in the case of Mrs. Madeleine Boisvert of Biddeford after 32 years. She was injured June 8, 1959, losing three fingers of her right hand and received a 60 percent disability rating based on overall hand loss and incapacity to work at local shoe firm. The ruling awards approximately $6,500 with continued disability payments to be determined by future claims.
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Maine Industrial Accident Commission
Madeleine Boisvert
Marshal Ave
Biddeford
Boisvert
Atty
Richard Spitz
Fortunes Rocks
Valachi Secreted at Fort Monmouth Army Post
Fort Monmouth New Jersey guards Joseph Valachi the former mobster and informant. Army officials would not confirm his location but described heavy security and a fence with barbed wire. He faces possible underworld retaliation while Senate investigators await his testimony on the crime syndicate led by Vito Genovese.
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N.J
Joseph Valachi
Valachi
Army
Peter Hoffman
New York Daily News
Alachi
Justice Department
Justice
Ead
Senate
Council of
Crime “Families
Vito Genovese
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
New York City
Tax Bill Would Cut U.S. Tax Payments Across The Board
The House bill would slash tax rates and reduce payments for most Americans though details vary by income, deductions, and personal factors. Treasury cites about 1.5 percent average cut for 1965, with partial savings in 1964. The plan eliminates some deductions like state gas taxes while keeping others and curtails casualty loss claims. Further analysis and revisions are pending as the measure moves through Congress.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
The
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Treasury
Old Trusty
Wedding that ran smoothly until groom failed to appear
A wedding was set to proceed without incident but the groom did not attend. The ceremony began on time with the rest of the party present, leaving the guests and hosts to adjust plans accordingly.
Meredith Finishes Ole Miss Work Amid Protest
James Howard Meredith, 30, completes final exams at the University of Mississippi and will receive a bachelor of arts in political science. He notes federal marshals remain on campus and will accompany him to Jackson for graduation amid ongoing tensions from the 1962 integration crisis.
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Miss
James Howard Meredith
University of Mississippi
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Meredith
Air Force
Ross Barnett
Seaborg backs underground tests in treaty debate
Dr Glenn T Seaborg chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission testified at Senate hearings that underground testing would enable a wide range of nuclear weapons development including warheads for antimissile defense. He supported prior testimony by Rusk and McNamara that ratifying the limited test ban treaty serves U.S. interests though it allows underground tests.
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Glenn. ST. Seaborg
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate
Seaborg
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
United States
Armed Services
Senate House Atomic Energy Committees
BiRacial School Group Formed in Prince Edward County
Virginia officials and leaders announced creation of a biracial group to operate private free schools in Prince Edward County for 1700 Negro pupils left without classrooms since public schools closed in 1959. A three-person biracial board will lease unused buildings, hire staff, and run on private funds with support from foundations and donors.
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Virginia
Gay
Albertis
Harrison Jr
Department of Justice
Prince Ward
Harrison
L. Francis Griffin
Virginia National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Prince Edward County
Prince Edward
U. S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Solons In Meeting On Shipyard Controversy
Congressmen from Maine and New Hampshire met to seek a congressional probe of Navy charges about productivity and worker attitude at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard New Hampshire. The dispute centers on a reported productivity gap with Electric Boat in Groton Connecticut and union positions shifting on investigation.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Navy
Portsmouth
N. H
Bureau of Ships
Electric Boat Co
Groton
Conn
Portsmout
Margaret Chase
Smith
R-Maine
Metal Trades Council
Kenneth BeLieu
Mrs. Smith
Portsmouth Metal Trades Council
Massachusetts
Senate
House
British police close in on mail train raid hideout farm
Scotland Yard traced the Glasgow London night mail robbery to Leatherslade Farm 18 miles from the crime scene. Detectives found a sale record of the farm, a keys collector, ginger haired man, brunette woman, and abandoned gear. Police safeguarded the area while probing possible alibis and a Riviera connection.
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London
Scotland Yard
Glasgow
Leatherslade Farm
Riviera
Tax bill moves through Congress with potential tax cuts
News At A Glance notes the tax bill advancing in Congress offering a possible tax cut. Senate requests more proof regarding a test bank treaty not blocking antimisile system. Rail negotiations stall with an Aug 29 deadline looming for a nationwide strike. President Kennedy and First Lady leave Otis AFB hospital amid positive recovery. Scotland Yard investigates a rural hideout for clues in a British train raid case.
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Congress
Ational
Kennedy
Otis Air Force Base Hospital
International Scotland Yard
Chances Of Averting RR Strike Dimmed
Washington AP reports rail negotiations stall with Aug 29 strike date looming as unions oppose removing 32000 firemen from diesels. Labor Dept sponsors talks but stalemate persists on bargaining and possible Congress action to place dispute before the Interstate Commerce Commission. Kennedy plan to submit to Congress doubtful.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Labor Department
J.E. Wolfe
Labor
Willard Wirtz
Congress
Kennedy
Commerce Commission
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