Kennedy Back On Campaign Trail After Rest
Kennedy resumes campaign tour starting in Illinois and Minnesota after a Rest at Hyannis Port. He flies from Boston to Chicago to address the American Polish Congress then speaks in Minneapolis at the bean feed. He plans more rallies in St Paul Duluth Hibbing before St Louis, with his wife Jacqueline and daughter Caroline at home.
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Hyannisport
Mass
John F. Kennedy
Illinois
Minnesota
Boston
Chicago
Kennedy
American Polish Congress
Minneapolis
Democratic Farm Labor Party of
St. Pau
Duluth
Hibbing
St. Louis
Hyannis Port
Upper New York
Massachusetts
Jacqueline
Caroline
Mr. Kennedy
Eisenhower Returns From Private Grief To Plan UN Strategy
President Eisenhower flies from a private family funeral to Washington for a strategy meeting on Western aims in the United Nations General Assembly. He will meet at 9 30 a m Sunday in the White House with Prime Ministers Harold Macmillan and Robert Menzies. The day followed funeral services for Mrs Eisenhower's mother Eliviera Doud at their home in an intimate Presbyterian ceremony attended by about 40 people.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Washington
United Nations General Assembly
White House
Harold Macmillan
Great Britain
Robert G. Menzies
Australia
Elivera Doud
Pentagon Adds 169 Million to Defense Budget Pushes Polaris Missile
Washington AP reports the Pentagon earmarked an extra 169 million for defense, focusing on speeding Polaris submarine missile development. Democrats accuse the administration of withholding funds beyond Congress approved 661.6 million in addition to the 40.8 billion defense budget. A defense spokesman says 274.7 million remains unearmarked after recent allotments, under review, with the Budget Bureau approving the new funds.
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Washington
Pentagon
Congress
Defense Department
Bureau of the Budget
White House
Budget Bureau
Royalty Crisis Over Queen's Attendance at Catholic Wedding
In London a minor royal etiquette crisis centers on whether Queen Elizabeth should attend King Baudouin of Belgium and Dona Fabiola's November wedding. Belgian officials say many would be offended if she does not attend, though a 1913 precedent shows King George V attended a Catholic wedding. The queen ultimately decides after consulting advisers.
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London
England
Belgium
Baudouin
Dona Fabiola de Mora Y Aragon
Elizabeth
Prince Albert
Church of England
Home Office
George V
Victoria Louise
Germany
Ernst August
Duke of Brunswick
Buckingham Palace
Lawer's Daughter Delivers Stop Or I'll Slap Your Face
A brief chuckle notes a lawyer's daughter telling her boyfriend Stop or I'll slap your face. The quip playfully riffs on legal phrasing and courtroom stiffness in a domestic moment.
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Copr Gen. Fea. Corp
Nixon To Hit Trail Into Ohio
Vice President Richard M Nixon prepares to push his presidential campaign into Ohio while denouncing his opponent Kennedy as misrepresenting the nation. He rallies crowds across upstate New York despite persistent rain, with Klein calling the third week of intensified campaigning the best yet.
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Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
Ohio
United States
GOP
Binghamton
Schenectady
Troy
Upstate
New York
Herbert G Klein
John F. Kennedy
Massachus
General Assembly Opens Bitter Extra Session at U.N.
The United Nations General Assembly enters an extra session with explosive issues ahead and Khrushchev delaying rest to attend. Debates include Red China admission and Soviet actions in Hungary as neutrals press for Eisenhower Khrushchev talks, while White House signals no meeting likely.
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General Assembly
United Nations, N. Y
U. N. General Assembly
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
U. N
U. S
Hungary
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Washington
White House
Pickets Placed On Long Maine Pipeline
In Searsport Maine 56 workers from two unions picketed along a 66 mile pipeline carrying jet fuel to Loring Air Force Base and Dow Air Force Base after being dismissed by New England Tank Industries Cambridge Mass The company began a one year government contract replacement workers include 33 OC and A unions members earned 210 per hour while new hires receive 110 per hour No incidents reported and bases foresee no immediate flight disruptions
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Searsport
Maine
New England Tank Industries
Cambridge
Mass
E.J. Buckley
Boston
Independent Union of Plant Protection
Loring
Limeston
Dow Afb
Bangor
Thhey
Maj
Edwin C. Annis
Military Petroleum Supply Agency
Washington
Buckley
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers of America
Prince and Princess Tour New York City
Crown Prince Akihito and Princess Michiko of Japan visit New York for a four day unofficial tour. They shop on Fifth Avenue visit the Bronx Zoo and plan to attend a Yankees versus Red Sox game at Yankee Stadium. The prince buys rare fish worth 150 dollars while the couple enjoys a Manhattan boat ride and a Japan Society reception at the Waldorf Astoria hosted by John D. Rockefeller III.
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New York
Tropicoo
Bronx Zoo
Fifth Avenue
Crown Prince
Akihito
Michiko
Japan
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Yankee Stadium
Manhattan
Japan Society
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
John D. Rockefeller III
United States
Off-Season Oddities At Kennebunk
Ripe strawberries and a cactus with yellow blossoms appear in Kennebunk gardens this fall. Fred Bunnel, Ocean View road, picked yesterday’s strawberries and expects the remaining green ones to ripen if weather holds. Mrs William Beauford, Sea road, reports the cactus blooming for the third time after bringing it from Jupiter Florida last winter and transplanting it outside this spring.
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Kennebunk Gardens
Fred Bunnell
Ocean View Road
William Beauford
Sea Road
Maine
Jupiter
Fla
Kennebunk
Playboy Gets Warning By State Judge
Mexico City AP reports Brazilian playboy Francisco Pignatari was called back to court after a judge warned him to calm his temper in defending Italian born Princess Ira von Furstenberg against her husband Prince Alfonso Hohenlohe. The prince accuses adultery. the couple denies it while Pignatari claims a slanderous publicity campaign.
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Mexico City
Francisco
Baby
Pignatari
Prince Alfonso Hohenlohe
Ira von Furstenberg Hohenlohe
Eco
Americans Warned To Shun Cuba Travel
State Department urged U S citizens to refrain from travel to Cuba unless compelling reasons exist. It noted American residents and dependents, including wives and children, may be moved, while 57 Americans have been detained since January. The note protested Cuba’s seizure of three American banks in Havana and condemned expropriation as discriminatory and arbitrary.
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Washington
Cuba
State Department
Guantanamo Bay Navy Base
Department
Fidel Castro
U. S
Havana
Soviet Neutral Bloc Proposal At U N Packs Deck Against America
Associated Press analyst William L. Ryan argues Khrushchev used the United Nations General Assembly to tilt toward a Khrushchev Eisenhower summit by expanding the Disarmament Commission with neutrals. He notes Tito Nasser Nkrumah Sukarno and Nehru backing the neutral bloc and presses the point that the neutrals appear aligned with the Soviet position. The piece contends the committee is stacked against the United States.
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Associated Press
United Nations, N. Y
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
U. N. General Assembly
New York
U. N
Yugoslavia
India
Indonesia
United Arab Republic
Tito
Gamal Abdel Nasser
U.A.R
Kwame Nkrumah
Africa
Ghana
Sukarno
Nehru
Nkrumah
United States
Expert On Money Sees U S Deflation as Solvable
Washington AP dispatch says Jacobsson of the IMF, lauded as a top monetary expert, declared the United States can handle deflation if it arises. He noted countries adept at inflation control will know how to address deflation and hinted at recession fears without naming any nation. He also forecast more nations moving toward full currency convertibility.
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Washington
Per Jacobsson
United States
Jacobsson
International Monetary Fund
World Bank and Monetary Fund
U.S
Troops Moving Leopoldville Amid Congo Mobutu Request
United Nations forces from Ghana began leaving Camp Leopold II in Leopoldville today at the urging of Col. Joseph Mobutu. The move follows Congo authority requests as regional tensions persist.
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Leopoldville
Congos
United Nations
Ghana
Camp
Leopold II
Congo
Joseph Mobutu
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