Kennedy Plans Quiet Day at Cape Cod Retreat
President Kennedy spent a quiet day off at Hyannisport with no public schedule beyond reading memoranda on Berlin and other issues. Secretary Salinger said he would rest and study documents from the White House, with Berlin crisis developments likely on his mind.
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Hyannisport
Mass
Kennedy
Berlin
Nantucket
Cape Cod
Pierre Salinger
White House
Salinger
Khrushchev
East Germany
West Berlin
Iron Curtain
Mrs. Kennedy
Caroline
John Jr
Disappearance of Bruce Kremen Sparks Grief and Hope
A year after eight year old Bruce Kremen vanished on a YMCA hike in Angeles National Forest, his Granada Hills parents cling to hope he is alive. Los Angeles County sheriff's officials say the case has drawn extraordinary effort, with an 11 day search and ongoing ground campaigns amid vast, wooded terrain.
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Granada Hills
Calif
Bruce Kremen
Angles National Forest
Joseph Kremen
Bruce
Mrs. Kremen
Kremens
Jeffrey
YMCA
Buckhorn Flats
C. D. Fontaine
Los Angeles County Sheriff's Juvenile Bureau
Fontaine
Young Skindiver Builds Bonds With Biddeford Pool Fishermen
Marshall Alexander, 14, of Pool Road Biddeford, dedicates his underwater skills to the local fishing and lobster fleet at Biddeford Pool. He assists with nets and tasks around Fisherman’s Wharf, often rushing to emergencies in his diving gear. He volunteers work worth about 250 dollars in gear, yet refuses pay, earning a community salute for his service and neighborly spirit.
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Biddeford Pool
Marshall Alexander
Maine
Journal
Fisherman's Wharf
Marshall Alexande
Pool Road
Biddeford
Marshall
Pool
Biddeford High School
Walter Alexander
Pool Community
Senators push Orderly Marketing Act to tackle import competition
Washington senator Ed Muskie of Maine calls for swift Senate action on the Orderly Marketing Act of 1961. The measure targets easing import pressures created by competition with low wage countries.
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Washington
Edmund
Muskie
Maine
Senate
Racial Violence Erupts In Chicago Third Straight Day
Chicago faces a third day of racial violence as Negro youth gangs clash with whites on the Southwest Side. Police report 18 white injuries, 64 Negroes rounded up, many teens. A bomb injures two girls. police deploy 100 officers and an emergency plan around Harrison High. A killing of a 16 year old Tolber fuels tensions.
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Chicago
Linda Rivers
Alice Ramos
Ramos
Harrison High School
Matthew Tolber
Tolber
Illinois Farmers To File Protest
Five Illinois farmers drive to Washington in a 1959 Chevrolet to protest farm program payments they call unfair. They cite William T. Smith of Big Flats New York who bragged about buying a Cadillac with money from not planting 104 acres of corn and plan to press their case with Sen Paul H Douglas and Secretary Orville Freeman.
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Washington
Illinois
Paul Miller
Harmon, I
Miller
William T. Smith
Flats
N.Y
Russell Miller
Walnut
Liberty Bell 7 Named For Grissom Mission Flight
Grissom and Glenn enter final preparations for America's second manned space flight aboard Liberty Bell 7. They endure a day of flight-credible meals medical checks and star-gazing as NASA plans the launch within 24 hours.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Virgil I. Grissom
John H. Glenn Jr
America
Grissom
Air Force
Glenn
Alan B. ‘Shepard
National Aeronautics and ‘Space Administration
Shepard
The
Cape
Redstone
Liberty Bell 7
Freedom 7
Mercury Astronaut Team
Liberty Bell
Readiness urged to meet Berlin crisis
Two liberal Republican senators urged full congressional briefings on U S military readiness for the Berlin crisis and said they would vote for new taxes if needed for extra military and foreign aid. Fulbright pushed the foreign aid bill and Kennedy took personal command to push the 4.8 billion package, while Goldwater urged swift action including renewed nuclear testing and tougher posture in the cold war.
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Washington
U.S
Berlin
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Jacob K. Javits
New York
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Kennedy
Senate
House
House Foreign Affairs ‘Committee
White House
Senate Foreign Relations
Cooper
Javits
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Senate Gop
United States
Administration
Fullright
Good Apple Crop In NE Is Predicted
New England apple production is forecast 21 percent higher than last year while potato acreage drops 2 percent from 1960 levels due to a cold May. Vermont shows a sharp drop, Maine leads potato growth, and early harvests for summer potatoes in Southern New England are expected around July 20.
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Boston
New England
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Vermont
Maine
Tate
On England
Four years of college? sigh from the graduate
The cartoon caption shows a graduate lamenting four long years of college and asks who it has brought. Copyright credit Gen. Fea. Corp.
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Gen. Fea. Corp
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Larry Bowie
Melvin Littlefield
Steven Garland
Thomas Johnson
Gardiner Walls
State Department of Education
Red Cross
Lef
Paul Dubois
Steve Berlin
Steve Murphy
Joe Gaudette
Mike
Bernard T. Cote
Pine Street
Bonny Eagle High
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