Japan Invited to Invest in U S Factory Plants
The Kennedy administration invites Japan to fund U S factory construction to expand industrialization in Wichita Kansas Wilmington North Carolina Maine New Jersey and West Coast regions. The move aims to correct the U S adverse balance with Japan, which sold nearly 1.5 billion dollars in exports to the United States last year while importing 1.2 billion.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
U. S
Wichita
Kan
Wilmington
N.C
Maine
New Jersey
U.S
Southeast Asia
Latin America
Europe
Niha Keizai
Kennedy to Review Economy with Dillon Today
President Kennedy will review the nation’s economy with Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon and adviser Dr. Walter Heller. The session follows his Philadelphia policy speech and prior calls for a U.S. Europe partnership, with tax-cut options debated amid rising congressional pressure.
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Washington
Kennedy
United Europe
Douglas Dillon
Camp David
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
Philadelphia
Dillon
Walter W. Heller
Council of Economic Advisers
Congress
Independence Hall
Europe
Brazil Faces New Govt Crisis After PM Resigns
BRASILIA AP Brazil confronts a new governmental crisis and the threat of a general strike after Prime Minister de Moura Andrade resigns after 36 hours in office. President Joao Goulart and lawmakers clash over cabinet picks and power between branches as security forces stay on alert.
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Brasilia
Brazil
de Moura Andrade
Rio de Janeiro
Andrade
Joao Goulart
Goulart
Labor Party
Social Democratic Party
Congress
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Allies Informed Of New Electronic Lock For Nuclear Arms
Washington reports to European allies that a secret electro mechanical lock will prevent unauthorized firing of nuclear weapons. Kennedy aims to seek funds to complete development, manufacture, and installation, with first use planned in forward NATO missile areas. The system requires a coded radio signal from a top commander to arm warheads.
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United States
Kennedy
Congress
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S
NATO
Massive $1.4 Million Cash Cache Mystery in Jersey City
Investigators fix on convicted gambler Joseph Moriarty as the likely holder of a $4 million stash found in a 1947 Plymouth garage car trunk. Bonds registered to Moriarty and his deceased brother, plus firearms and betting equipment, complicate ownership. FBI notes large sum as top case, with prosecutors and police seeking clarity on rightful owner.
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Jersey City
N.J
Joseph
Newsboy) Moriarty
Austin J. Conley
Moriarty
Trenton
Conley
Alfred
Lawrence A. Whipple
Hudson County
Whipple
R. W. Bachman
Newark
FBI
Ford
Kennedy child to accompany mother on Italian visit
The White House announced that four year old Caroline Kennedy will travel abroad next month with her mother Mrs John F Kennedy on a trip to Italy. John Jr aged 19 months will stay at home with family.
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Washington
Caroline Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Italy
Lee Radziwill
White House
John Jr
Blankets to Be Made at Sanford by Ames Textiles
Sen Edmund Muskie was notified that Ames Textile Corporation of New York will receive a 1 108 065 dollar DoD contract to manufacture olive green blankets. Production will take place in Sanford for military use.
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Edmund Muskie
Ames Textile Corporation of
New York
Department of Defense
Department
Sanford
Nason seeks recount of sheriff race in Maine primary
Harold R. Nason of Buxton asked for a recount of the June 18 Democratic primary in York County where he trailed Richard Dutremble and Peter J. Farley. State totals set numbers as 2,656 for Dutremble, 2,114 for Nason, and 1,683 for Farley, subject to Gov. Reed and Executive Council approval.
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Augusta
York County
Harold R. Nason
Buxton
Reed
Executive Council
Richard Dutremble
Biddeford
Nason
Peter J. Farley
Saskatchewan doctors strike turns violent threats against families
In Regina and Swift Current the doctor strike over compulsory medical care escalates with threats to doctors and their families. Police guards cited amid warnings to abandon practice by Friday. Demonstrations loom as doctors depart the province to seek work elsewhere.
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Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan
Woodrow Lloyd
J. H. Brockelbank
Swift Current
Swift Current Citizens Safety Committee
Saskatoon
St. Paul's Hospital
A. G. Cookson
Hans Taal
Keep Our Doctors
Bert McKay
Moosomin
Harvard Museum Burglary Loses $50,000 in Stones
Thieves smashed display cases at Harvard University geological collection and stole diamonds and other precious stones valued at $50,000, including an 84 carat uncut yellow diamond. Dr. Clifford Frondel, curator, said the gems have great scientific value and that professionals likely carried out the burglary.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Clifford Frondel
S. Frondel
Thomas Hardiman
Boston
Frondel
Maine Fourth of July Fatality Free Statewide
The July Fourth period in Maine had no highway deaths amid safety patrols, but a teenage boating incident remains the sole fatality. David Sawyer, 16, from Chisholm, missing since launching a solo boat at Long Lake, was later presumed drowned. Others suffered non fatal injuries in Medway and Kennebunk, while Bowdoinham hosted a USS Portland commemoration with Admiral Taylor praising the ship. More than 5,000 Portlanders attended the holiday event.
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Philadelphia
Hershey
Kennedy
America
Europe
U.S
United States
Associated Press
Maine
Long Lake
David Sawyer
Chis
Holm
Medway
Kennebunk Fernand Cyrenne
Three Rivers
Que
Cyrenne
Portland
Bowdoinham
John McNay Taylor
NATO
Enterprise
Taylor
Newport News
Eisenhower Defends New GOP Policy Groups
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower says two new born Republican policy groups will help the party organize to honor its principles. He defends the All Republican Conference and the National Republicans Citizens Committee against Barry Goldwater's attacks, calling them essential steps for broadening party participation and winning elections. The groups were formed after Republicans met in Gettysburg and New York, with Miller promoting the plan.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
National Republicans Citizens Committee
Barry Goldwater
All Republican
Gettysburg
Citizens Committee
New York
Repulican National
William E. Miller
Miller
GOP
House
Senate
Republican Party
America
Fisenhower
Goldwater
Sen
Formosa Committee Calls Closure of all Brothels by 1964
The Civil Affairs Committee of the Formosa Provincial Assembly recommends closing every brothel on the island by year end 1964. Prostitutes should be absorbed into society through marriage.
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Taipei
Formosa
Negro College Students Urged To Stage Drive
At an Independence Day rally on a Morehouse College campus NAACP urged a broad voter registration drive. Civil rights groups in Atlanta saw Klansmen in a ball park and segregationists in a cow pasture with no incidents reported. Howard University President Nabrit urged rights now linking ballots to liberty and cabinet status.
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Atlanta, Ga
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Georgia
NAACP
Atlanta
James M. Nabrit Jr
Howard University
Wash
Ington
D.C
Morehouse College
Supreme Court
Nabrit
Chicago
Washington
New York
San Francisco
Detroit
Defensive Legion of Registered Americans
United Klans of America, Inc
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Agnes L. Park
Ocean Park
Schwarz
Victor F. Scalise
Lowell
Norman Winch
Victor F. Scalise Jr
National Foundation March of Dimes
Helen Tarazewich
Sharon Ann Pillsbury
Biddeford High School
Raymond Kenneally
Pillsbury
Irving Hirst
Tarazewich
Ed. Pert
March of Dimes
Boston College
University of Buffalo
Reno Roy
U.S. Attorney's Office
Bachmann
Gen
Fea. Corp
Caroline
Harvard Museum
ARMY
The
Salvation Army
Robert Williams
Carol Tenney
Hazel Tenney
Eleye Thompson
Linda Tenney
Celia Thompson
Ike
Ator
Citizens Group
Negro College
Biddeford & Saco Country Club
Wildcat
White Buick Co
Elm Street
Main Street
Saco, Maine
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