Trieste searches Atlantic seabed for sunken Thresher
The Navy deploys the two man bathyscaphe Trieste a mile and a half down the Atlantic near 220 miles off Boston to locate the sunken submarine Thresher. Debris, magnetic contacts, and a large metal piece are found as Capt. A. Andrews oversees the operation from USS Fort Snelling with reporters aboard.
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Record-year budget ends longest legislative session
The 101st Kentucky legislature, in Augusta, adjourned after a 32 hour final day, approving a $259 million budget surpassing the 1961 record. Gov. Reed praised progress as lawmakers diverted $155 million from surplus to general fund needs for two years, with $88.5 million for highways, a $12.5 million capital program, and $3 million in bonds for a bridge. The pivotal sales tax rise to 4 percent, funded from July 1, boosted revenue by about $19 million after GOP opposition waned.
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Deschambault trial opens with not guilty plea
Alfred Maine reports former Biddeford mayor Clement H Deschambault entered a not guilty plea in York County Superior Court on an indictment charging cheating by false pretenses. The jury was nearly fully seated as the trial began with questions about prior opinions and publicity.
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Sanford
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Waterboro
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Dayton
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Limington
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Kennedy meets Adenauer on NATO nuclear navy talks
President Kennedy and Chancellor Adenauer hold two hour talks in Bonn on forming a multinational NATO nuclear surface fleet and on deepening Atlantic ties. They discuss East West negotiations in Moscow on a nuclear test ban and US German trade relations with the European Common Market.
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British Scandal Flares Over Ward Morals Charges
London AP reports eight new morality charges against Dr. Stephen Ward, a central figure in the Profumo affair. Ward, 5-year osteopath, is again denied bail and sent back to jail to await a full hearing. New charges include alleged procurement of a woman identified as Miss X, while prosecutors say living off prostitution was also charged. Defense says the latest allegations involve neither security nor blackmail.
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Kennedy Eyes Allied Unity Talks With Adenauer
The Associated Press reports President Kennedy pushing policy talks with Chancellor Adenauer to recruit European nations into a nuclear defense partnership with the United States. Pope Paul VI preservesJohn XXIII era unity efforts. DNC chair Bailey and RNC chair Miller say civil rights legislation should be considered in a bipartisan manner. Federal and state officers seek accomplices of Byron de la Beckwith in the Medgar Evers slaying.
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Adenauer
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Washington
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William E. Miller
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Pope Paul VI vows effort for world peace at Vatican
Pope Paul VI told diplomats at the Vatican that the church would strive to contribute to international peace founded on truth justice love and freedom. He pledged no interference in temporal affairs while urging adherence to the four pillars of Pacem in Terris as the basis for global harmony and rights.
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Paul VI
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Vatican
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John XXIII
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John
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Giovanni Battista Montini
Battle Lines Drawn For Campaign In '64
Washington AP report on how Republican and Democratic leaders map 1964 presidential strategy. Miller and Bailey outline foreign policy as top issue, Cuba tactics debated, civil rights debated bipartisan handling, and views on bipartisan action versus political gain.
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John M. Bailey
William E. Miller
Jack Bell
Ernest B. Vaccaro
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Miller
Congress
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Between the Peddler and Customer at Ball Game Chuckle
A light witticism notes that wherever you sit at a ball game you end up between the hotdog seller and his most devoted patron, a quick legalese flavored gag from Copt. Gen. Fea. Corp.
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