Kennedy hailed in Cork during Ireland tour stop
President Kennedy was made a freeman of Cork and greeted by a cheering crowd as he heads to Dublin. The day featured a parade through Cork, honorary degrees from National University and University of Dublin, and further freedoms of Wexford Galway and Limerick. Kennedy, plans to address Parliament, celebrates a landmark visit on a three day Irish tour.
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Deadline Near For Reed
AUGUSTA AP Four legislative enactments remained unsigned on Gov Reed s desk as the deadline loomed for him to approve them if he declares he will One bill revises an Employment Security Act contested by labor a sponsor says it corrects 1961 Estey Act inequities while the governor seeks more talks with labor employers and the FSC The other would cut the minimum real estate foreclosure period from one year to six months Reed will also discuss two bills he will not sign one providing 10000 for forestry law review and a duplicate Washington county borrowing bill signed in its non emergency form Reed signed 81 bills and 12 resolutions Thursday and attorneys general ruling sets a five day window after reception to sign or veto or let bills become law without signature The Allagash River Authority creating a landowner backed agency was signed along with reorganizing the Department of Economic Development and detailing division duties A bill merging Liquor Commission hearing roles cleared immediately and a Health and Welfare grant clarification to consult municipal welfare officers on ADC grants was enacted
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Kaiser Shares Automation Savings Plan Details
In Fontana California Kaiser Steel Corp reports May automation cut costs by 1 080 000 and plans to share 339 000 with 4 400 workers under a profit sharing scheme. The United Steelworkers of America and Kaiser extended last year’s arrangement to offset automation impacts.
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Pontiff seeks dialogue with Communist nations on faith freedom
AP analysis notes Pope Paul VI in his first weeks signals a policy of persuasion to reestablish Vatican ties with Communist governments while avoiding involvement in their internal affairs. He aims to allow Catholics behind the Iron Curtain to worship freely, addressing messages to Khrushchev and Poland's Sawadzki.
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Paul VI Pope Of Our Times
AP correspondent James M. Long concludes a three part series noting Pope Paul VI shares Pope John XXIII’s vision on Christian unity the Ecumenical Council and peace He pledges to continue Vatican II and pursue unity but admits progress will be gradual He notes Pauls stance against communism remains clear and cites his Milan years showing a cautious approach to Kremlin influenced nations
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Kennedy Honored in Cork and Dublin Speeches
Cork and Dublin honor President Kennedy with formal ceremonies as he addresses a joint session of the Irish Parliament. Navy Secretary Fred Korth travels to Capitol Hill defending the TFX warplane contract amid controversy. Goldwater attacks Kennedy, liberal elites, and urban machines at a Young Republican gathering. New Brunswick powers seeks authority to extend power export to Maine and raise export cap.
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Navy reports yellow shoe cover from Thresher search
The Navy disclosed a yellow shoe cover marked SSN found aboard the Trieste during the Thresher search. Capt. Andrews called it high probability evidence from a nuclear submarine, while observers noted paper and rags but no metal debris near the 8400 feet depth where the sub disappeared with 129 aboard on April 10.
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Goldwater Criticizes Liberals At Young Republicans Convention
At San Francisco 3000 cheering Young Republicans heard Senator Barry Goldwater denounce modern liberals as soft shelled and allied with big city machines. He urged conservatives to press liberals into the 1960s, criticized Kennedy’s European trip, Cuba policy, and warned of weak national leadership. Delegates debated convention leadership and civil rights resolutions.
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Khrushchev Surprises Berlin With Bloc Leaders Meet
Premier Khrushchev arrives in East Berlin for a surprise summit with Soviet bloc chiefs in a bid to offset Kennedy's West Berlin reception. He is accompanied by his wife Nina and followed by Gomulka and Novotny. Satellite leaders to gather for Walter Ulbricht's birthday as a pretext, with broader talks likely beyond a birthday tribute.
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Heat wave relief in Maine as temps hover in 80s
Cooling air offers hope to Maine residents after four days of extreme heat though highs stay in the 80s in most areas. The Weather Bureau warns inland areas may not reach 90 plus, while coastal regions remain cooler. Water systems strain as Farmington restricts sprinkler use to a total ban, with a reservoir dropping from 5 million to 2 million gallons.
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