Mississippi Jaycee speaker says race progress must come from locals
Tom Marshall of Jackson Mississippi told an Iowa Junior Chamber of Commerce board meeting that racial problems should be solved by people who live there not outsiders. He praised gradual Mississippi progress and urged doing the job right while noting tension when outsiders try to mandate change.
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Marion Jaycees
Supreme Court
Tom Marshall
Jackson
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Marshall
Jaycee
Iowa
Barnett
Tiny Babies Heart Faults Mended Under High Oxygen
Boston surgeons operating in a submarine like tank at 55 psi pressure mended faulty infant hearts once thought unreparable. Four infants underwent the procedures in 1962 with two discharged, one dying from unrelated causes, under Dr. Robert Gross and Dr. William Bernhard at Harvard affiliated Children’s Hospital.
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Boston
Children's Hospital Medical Center
Robert Gross
William Ladd
Harvard Medical School
Children’s Hospital
William Bernhard
Harvard
Kennedy as Witness Considered in Barnett Trial
UPI reports court sources say Attorney General Robert Kennedy is likely to be called as a witness in the criminal contempt trial of Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett and Lt. Gov. Paul Johnson. The Fifth Circuit judges met to chart next moves amid the Meredith university dispute. A jury trial remained in question with speculation of a nonjury proceeding.
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UPI
Robert Kennedy
Jin
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
U. S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Barnett
Paul Johnson
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Airman Given 90 Days More to Lose Weight At Westover
Westover Air Base Massachusetts AP report says Airman Edward Maguire 34 faces discharge and loss of pension after failing to reach 193 pounds from 225. He has 90 days more to shed 32 pounds under an 800 calorie diet. His case prompted appeals to Senators Kennedy and Saltonstall and a president letter.
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Korea
Westover
Lincoln Owned Newspaper Contract Found in 1859
State Historian reveals Lincoln wrote a contract in 1859 for a German language paper in Springfield. The document shows Lincoln planned to seek the presidential nomination with support from Chicago papers. A second inauguration photo with Capitol dome background was also announced, found in California.
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California
Rockefeller condemns Kennedy foreign policy in Cuba crisis
Gov. Rockefeller accuses the Kennedy administration of erratic foreign policy and ruthless tactics. He says the U S has undermined allied confidence and warns of a dangerous Cuba situation while calling the administration less than forthright.
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U. S
Cuba
Say Tot's Death Caused by Stabs
An autopsy shows two tiny brain stabs caused the death of Lawrence Ray Anderson, 3, after he was found unconscious and died in a hospital an hour later. A Fort Worth AP report notes the wounds were the direct cause of death.
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Fort Worth
Lawrence Ray Anderson
Senate probes Pentagon TFX plane contract amid delays
Senate investigations subcommittee probes reports of inefficiency and favoritism in the TFX supersonic fighter bomber project. General Dynamics and Grumman snagged the contract over Boeing despite security concerns, with hearings planned by month’s end and many proceedings likely closed.
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Fort Worth
Grumman Co
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Seattle
Grumman
New York City
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D-Wash
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McClellan
Defense
McNamara
Endurance warplane eyed to fly days without refueling
Washington dispatch reports renewed Pentagon interest in a camel like aircraft that could travel days at low altitude with nuclear payloads. The idea aims to supplement missiles and bombers for reconnaissance and cargo, addressing radar and anti aircraft defenses.
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Washington
Pentagon
Air Force
Personal Note to K Presses for Cuba Troop Withdrawal
President Kennedy sends a private message to Premier Khrushchev urging early Soviet troop withdrawal from Cuba. Kennedy met with Ambassador Fay Klein Kohler and Secretary Rusk at the White House, as Kohler heads to Moscow via New York. The White House remains skeptical of Khrushchev’s claims while recalling prior assurances.
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Rusk
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New York
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Adlai Stevenson
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Roy Thomson
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Russia
Dobrynin
Ruskia
State Department
U S presses Khrushchev on Cuba troop withdrawal
Secretary of State Rusk questioned Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin for details on when Soviet forces in Cuba will be withdrawn. President Kennedy had discussed the issue with Khrushchev, while U S and Soviet officials seek a clear timeline and meaning of due course.
Mona Lisa draws crowd at Met in New York
More than 43 000 visitors viewed the Mona Lisa at the Metropolitan Museum of Art as criticism rose among congressmen over Soviet military forces in Cuba. President Kennedy said the Soviet presence is a serious concern while Dobrynin met with Secretary Rusk to discuss Laos disarmament atomic tests and Cuba.
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Museum of Art
Carib
Bean Island
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Cuba
United States
Dobrynin
State Department
Rusk
Laos
Chilean President Invites Tito to Visit Chile
Belgrade AP reports Tangjug says Chilean President Jorge Alessandri has invited Tito to visit Chile. No details on whether Tito will accept or set a date.
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Chile
Belgrade
Tangjug
Jorge Alessandri Rodiguez
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