Kennedy Misses Service In Back Treatment Week
President Kennedy still uses crutches for a back injury and misses Mass for the second Sunday in a row at Middleburg. Mrs. Kennedy drives to church and forgets money, while the president plans a light schedule including a White House money and credit briefing and attendance at a Women’s National Press Club party.
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Navy Admiral urges drastic academy reform and officer purge
Vice Admiral Hyman Rickover attacks Navy management and calls for abolishing service academies if reforms fail. He argues nine of ten cadets lose focus after graduation, urges ending internal officer rotations, and criticizes postgrad schools as useless for Navy needs. He links anti discipline to historic military figures and questions clinical psychology use aboard subs.
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W. Va
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Naval Operations
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Charleston
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Nitro
Ikeda Plans Talks With Kennedy in Washington and Ottawa
Japanese Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda arrives in the United States for three days of talks with President Kennedy in Washington. He will then meet Canadian Prime Minister John Diefenbaker in Ottawa, with discussions aimed at matters of common interest in the world situation especially the Far East.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Honolulu
AAUW Convention in Washington Elects National Officers
About 2,000 delegates and visiting members gathered in Washington for the biennial AAUW convention and national officer elections. The association will dedicate its new $2 million headquarters on June 23 with a reception honoring cabinet members and congresswomen.
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