Dirksen Sees War Party Label Challenge Cuba Policy
Republican Leader Everett Dirksen of Illinois rejects the idea of a war party label amid Cuba policy debate. Senator Kenneth Keating supports firm actions against Cuban threats and backs Kennedy’s stance on tracking Communist agents with OAS action. Keating praises recent hard facts cited by administration officials and urges continued resolve.
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Washington
Republlican
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Kennedy
Cuba
Kenneth B. Keating
Rn.y
GOP
Keating
Senate Repub
Rock of Gibraltar
Organization of American States
Robert S. McNamara
United States
McNamara
Humboldt club program on missions and church study
A Humboldt report details a hymn sing and a Korea mission film preceding a church program. The evening featured a piano prelude by Mrs. Gene Taylor, devotions by Mrs. J M Redding, and a World Neighbors lesson by Mrs. Lloyd Johnson, with reports on the World Federation of Women and a travel elated piece.
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Korea
Gene Taylor
J. M. Redding
Lloyd Johnson
Millard Cress
World Federation of Women
Humboldt
Sided
Rim
Society of East Asia
Presbyterian Church
Robert E. Osborne
Thailand
Hong Kong
Phillip Fussman
United Presbyterian
Maynard Sloan
Deborah Circle
Charlotte Townsend
Frank Hemphill
Wayne Hall
Bernard Tinkler
Daryl Smith
Dale Wiles
Hawkins
Daryl Divine
Cir
Cle I
Women's Service Guild
William H. Burtch
Waldo Adams
Tonjin Karr
Circle I
Dent
St. Luke's
Tal School of Nursing
Kansas United Presbyterian Youth Organ
Copal
Down
Kan-ning
Osborne
Sas City
William S. Karr
Bill
Women’s Society of Christian Server
Myrtle Moss
Fce
Karen Bauer
Methodist Church
Kan
City
Robert Leimen
J. K. Leimenstoll
Jumping to conclusions in American life by HAL Boyle
New York AP dispatch notes that business and military leaders often show nerves and insecurity, while artists stay calmer through discipline. It also surveys movie stars, baseball players, snobs, barbers, and everyday quirks with humorous observations on behavior and society.
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America
Winners of 1962 Newspaper Snapshot Award Tour
Winners of the 1962 Annual Newspaper National Snapshot Awards will embark on a two year tour across the United States and abroad visiting partner papers and events.
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United States
Nine Murder Mystery Terror Hits Greater Boston Area
Belmont Hill neighborhood rattled as police hunt a 35 year old cleaning man tied to the ninth strangling in Greater Boston since June. The victim, 62 year old Bessie Goldberg, was a Boston hospital volunteer found slain at her Belmont home.
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Belmont Hill
Greater Boston
Scott Road
Bessie Goldberg
Boston
David C. Dow
Massachusetts Division of Employment Security
ICBM Launched From Vandenberg In Routine Training
Air Force launched an Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile from Vandenberg Air Force Base California on Monday night. The target area was not specified and officials called the test routine.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Hear with both ears tiny in-ear device aids deaf
A self contained binaural hearing aid fits inside the ear using four transistors and a small battery. Arthur Crosby, a deaf inventor, promotes the device ideal for nerve deafness and claims powerful, clear sound with no tubes or wires. Free details offered by Hearing Assistance Dept R-3, 3054 Excelsior Blvd, Minneapolis 16, Minn. No obligation.
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Enery
Arthur Crosby
Excelsior
FDR Jr Regains Driving Privileges After Test Honor
Franklin Delano Roosevelt Jr, 48, is back in control of his license after passing a District of Columbia driving test. He had faced a 29 month suspension for traffic violations and the DMV records show he passed on January 22 and resumed driving February 27.
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Washington
Franklin. Delano Roosevelt Jr
District of Columbia
Roosevelt
Department of Motor Vehicles
St. Louis Judge Receives WWII Hero Medal After 17 Years
U S District Judge Roy Harper, then a captain with the 35th Fighter Group, is finally presented the World War II meritorious service medal in his chambers. An officer from Scott Air Force Base helped arrange the late ceremony after learning the award was not delivered at the time.
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ST. Louis
U. S. Dist
Roy Harper
Harper
35Th Fighter Group
New Guinea
Scott Air Force Base
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