Acheson Praises Churchill as Remarkable World Figure
Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson calls Winston Churchill one of the few who significantly shaped world events. He recalls meeting Churchill in the White House during WWII, Churchill’s commanding aura in pajamas, and a dinner aboard the USS Williamsburg where Churchill pondered wine quantities.
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Winston Churchill
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England
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Kennedy outlines civil rights and crime priorities in new role
Robert Kennedy discusses his plans as attorney general focusing on civil rights with measured steps toward integration. He criticizes hypocrisy on both sides and pledges to end the hands off policy while targeting organized crime through a national crime commission.
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Supreme Court
Justice Department
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Kennedy says Bobby best man for planning duties
President Kennedy defended Robert Kennedy as U S attorney general noting his campaign planning skills and ability to organize across communities. He contrasted Bobby's leadership with earlier campaigns and emphasized practical ability over courtroom experience in choosing the role.
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New York
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Adlai Stevenson
Delinquency and Watch on Federal Judicial Subversion
City readers are warned about rising issues from money troubles to wiretap probes and alleged subversive activity within federal court nominations and antitrust enforcement. Officials say vigilance is needed amid broader concerns on integrity and legal processes.
Fragmented Cedar Rapids Gazette text yields brief item
Faint OCR reads like a local notice from Cedar Rapids with mentions of The Gazette Co and Associated Press dispatches. The legible fragments reference public notices and newspaper distribution at 500 Third Ave and Cedar Rapids area.
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the Gazette Co and Publis
Birth Announced in Memphis Classified Ad
MEMPHIS AP James Shackleford announced the birth of his son with a newspaper classified notice. The ad stated Notice On March 6 1961 the sweetest wife in the world welcomed a son the couple named him James Jr. and shared the family pride with readers.
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Memphis
James Shackleford
World presents me with a son and vows to bless mothers
The speaker proclaims a newborn son and a wish for all mothers to be blessed. He notes 12 weeks of training with the Tennessee national guard in San Antonio seeking service and family balance.
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World
Shackleford
San Antonio
Tennessee National Guard
Pollster Kenneth Fink dies at 57 in Princeton
Kenneth Fink, 57, president and founder of the Princeton Research Service, which conducts opinion polls, died Monday in Princeton New Jersey. He led the firm and shaped local public opinion research during his tenure.
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Princeton, N.J
Kenneth Fink
Princeton Research Service
Cary Grant and Irene Dunne on Movie 9
Cary Grant and Irene Dunne star in a film scheduled on Movie 9 at 10:30 p.m. Wednesday, with the program airing on TV 9.
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Cary Grant
Irene Dunne
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