Kennedy Misses Church as Back Improves in Palm Beach
President Kennedy missed Mass at St. Edward's in Palm Beach on Sunday while improving from a back ailment. He will use crutches on return to Washington Monday and plans public appearances on crutches for several days. Andrew Hatcher said no reaction to Tass report on Khrushchev and Vienna talks. Kennedy to meet Italian Premier Fanfani at lunch in Washington this week.
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White House
Washington
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St. Edward's
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Moscow
Tass
Khrushchev
Vienna
Amintore Fanfani
Italy
Fanfani
Defeats Clark In Recounting Changes Bramwell Election
The official canvass of the June 6 Bramwell municipal election shows Charles Price elected to the Town Council over W. P. Clark after recounts. Mayor winner Donald Anello and recorder Lillian Pierce saw adjusted tallies, while Edith Jamison sworn in as town recorder to serve until July 1.
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Bramwell
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Donald Anello
A. L. Poteet
Anello
Poteet
Lillian Pierce
Recorder
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Dr. H. A. Porter
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Newbold
Talley
Porter
Evans
Price
Clark
Marvin Tabor
Gordon Short
Arnold Newdny
Don Murphy
Edith Jamison
J. S. McNulty
Pierce
Senate Leader Eyes Labor Day Adjournment Move
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield signals a shift from an August adjournment to Labor Day as debates over Kennedy’s foreign aid loom. He also favors summer recess proposals, clashing with House Speaker Sam Rayburn who rejects the idea. Congressional spouses push for time off during summer school breaks.
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Senate
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D-Mont
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Mansfield
House
Sam Reyburn
Texas
Nepal Grants Jugal Peak Climb After Weather Halt
Nepal authorities give the Japan Alpine Association permission to attempt 22,873-foot Jugal Himal Peak next year. The previous 13 member expedition fell short by about 100 feet due to storms and injuries.
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Nepal
Japan Alpine Association
Jugal Himal
Ethiopian Red Cross Appeals for Earthquake Victims Aid
ADDIS ABABA Ethiopia The Ethiopian Red Cross issued an urgent appeal for help for victims of recent central Ethiopia earthquakes. About five thousand people were reported homeless and destitute in areas north of Addis Ababa.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Ethiopian Red Cross
South Koreans Fire Civil Servants Over Concubines and Dodging Drafts
The Home Ministry says 501 civil servants were fired since the May 16 coup for having concubines. Action on 466 more is pending. Additionally 9,291 men in civil service were dismissed for draft dodging.
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Seoul
South Korea
Home Ministry
Beckley Woman Dies Of Burns
Beckley AP reports Mrs. Mettie Tink age 69 died at Raleigh General Hospital from burns suffered when gasoline exploded during a wax melting incident at her home. Her husband and three other relatives were treated and released. investigators suggest gasoline was used to clean paint brushes during remodeling.
Poultry Notables Highlight West Virginia Convention
Morgantown AP reports Purdue poultry professor Dr William J Stadelman will speak at the 19th annual West Virginia Poultry Convention and Festival August 2 4 in Moorefield Also on the program are Harold M Hyre WVU associate poultry scientist Harry H Kauffman of Penn State University Dr W C Skogland chair UNH poultry science and WVU poultry department head Homer Patrick.
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William J. Stadelman
Purdue University
West Virginia
Moorefield
Harold M. Hyre
West Virginia University
West Virginia Poultry Association
Harry H. Kauffman
Pennsylvania State University
W. C. Skogland
University of New Hampshire
Homer Patrick
WVU
Nationalist Chinese grant patents gas-saving device
Chang Shang-tai, a Chinese engineer, has been granted a 15 year patent by the Nationalist Chinese government for a device he claims will cut automobile gasoline use by up to 40 percent. He said he spent ten years developing the device and will patent it in the United States and other countries.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chang Shang-tai
United States
Bargaining Team Plans Mission To Havana For Cuba Swap
A four member bargaining team from the Drivers for Freedom Committee seeks 500 tractors in exchange for 1,200 Cuban rebels. The group, including three agricultural professors and a union official, will negotiate with Fidel Castro in Havana. They plan to depart soon after visas are issued, with public statements to be avoided. The effort aims to raise 3 to 3.5 million dollars by public subscription to fund the exchange and accompanying farm tools.
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Tractors-for-Freedom Committee
Fidel Castro
Havana
Cuba
Castro
Miami
Mier Fla
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