Kennedy asks 600 million for immediate public works
President Kennedy urged Congress to approve a 600 million dollar immediate public works program to create jobs in areas with high unemployment and to authorize a 2 billion standby fund for future recessions. He cited nearly 1000 communities facing sustained unemployment and noted labor leaders pressed for action.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
House Public Works Committee
Administration
White House
Joseph S. Clark Jr
D-Pa
John A. Blatnik
D-Minn
Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
Welfare
Abraham Ribicoff
David E. Bell
Walter Heller
President
Paret in Coma After Grievous World Title Fight
Benny Paret remained in a coma and near death after losing the world welterweight title to Emile Griffith at Madison Square Garden. The New York State Athletic Commission opened an investigation at Governor Rockefeller’s request, as doctors described severe brain injuries and Paret undergoing emergency surgery.
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New York
C AP
Benny
Kid) Paret
Emile Griffith
New York State Athletic Commission
Melvin L. Krulewitch
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Paret
Manuel Alfaro
Howard Dunbar
Alfaro
Roosevelt Hospital
Madison Square Garden
Jose Torres
Lucy
Torres
Benny Jr
Cuba
Griffith
Ruby Goldstein
Goldstein
Four Skindivers Missing Off Pensacola Coast
Four teen skindivers from Fort Walton Beach are missing after abandoning a tide swept raft in the Gulf of Mexico near Pensacola. Brian McCleary, 16, swam ashore and was found asleep on a Fort McRae beach. Names: Bradford Rice 14 Warren Felley 16 Eric Ruyle 16 Larry Bill 17.
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Pensacola
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
Bradford Rice
Warren Felley
Eric Royle
Larry Stuart Bill
Brian McCleary
Fort McRae
McCleary
Gulf
Bill
Ruyle
Judge Resigns From Probate Post in Fort Scott
Probate Judge John S Baker resigns effective May 1 to join an insurance company. The move ends his term as he leaves the Fort Scott court to pursue private sector work.
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Fort Scott
John S Baker
Divine Guidance in Nurturing Youth Through Faith
The speaker describes God leading their work with young people through meditation prayer church fellowship and personal experience. They recount personal reforms in youth groups and stories of individuals inspired to faith and service, emphasizing patience kindness and prioritizing the kingdom of God.
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Fellowship of
Sue
Terry
Our Church
Christ
Sparks of Wichita Heads AP Editors
Howard Sparks of the Wichita Eagle Beacon is elected chairman of the Kansas Associated Press Wire Editors Association at the annual meeting in Manhattan Kansas. Emerson Lynn of Iola Regis ter steps down and Fred Brooks of the Hutchinson News becomes vice chairman. The Manhattan Mercury hosted the event.
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Manhattan, Kan
Howard Sparks
Wichita Eagle- Beacon
Kansas Associated Press Wire Editors Association
Sparks
Emerson Lynn
Iola Register
Fred Brooks
The
Hutchinson News
Manhattan Mercury
Gun Wounds Fatal To Leavenworth Man
James Logan Abernathy 58 a former vice president of Abernathy Furniture Co Leavenworth and Kansas City died from a gunshot wound Saturday night found wounded at his Leavenworth home Private funeral services are planned for Tuesday Abernathy lived much of his life in Kansas City and had lived in Leavenworth since returning from a Colorado ranch.
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James Logan Abernathy
Furniture Company
Leavenworth
Abernathy
Abernathy Furniture Co
Kansas City
Fairplay
Colo
River Bottom
Shaw
Kansas
Chanute
W. F
John Deere
Allis Chalmers
Shetland
Rex King
Neal McCoy
Dewey McCoy
Mahlon Morley
First National Bank of Chanute
Forget-Me-Not Hdu
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Kansas State
Morris Hayes
Kansas State University Alumni Assn. Mem
Bers
Virginia Reid
Annette Edwards
Linda Betton
Pat Riker
Manhattan
Santa Fe
God
Jesus
Wichita
Mmain and
Plummer Road Supermarket
Swift Premium
DR. Pepper
Bermuda
Brookdale
Silverdale
IRENE
Olson
Duncan
Brownie
Staley
Bank OF Commerce
F.D
LANS
Seidlitz
Orr
News-Standard
West Main
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