President Kennedy S Signs Of Back Pain In Cologne Mass
President Ken Kennedy, in Cologne for a papal coronation ceremony, showed signs of back pain during kneeling portions of mass at the Cologne Cathedral. He appeared relaxed while walking crowds later, accompanied by Adenauer and other officials. Secret Service and police watched the crowd as worshippers clapped and cheered.
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Michael Goldsmith
Cologne
Kennedy
Konrad Adenauer
Gerhard
Adenauer
Anton Burckney
Secret Service
Weyres
Europe
Kennedy to Lead West German Peace Corps Launch
Kennedy participates in the official founding of West Germany’s Deutsche Entwicklungsdienst in Bonn with President Luebke and Chancellor Adenauer. About 250 youths, mostly women, will be sent to developing countries this year, with plans to rise to 500 in 1964 and 1,000 in 1965. Participants aged 21 to 30 will serve up to two years, receive modest pocket money, and 200 marks a month saved for their return home.
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Germany
Deat Kennedy
Peace Corps
U.S
Deutsche Entwicklungsdienst
German Development Service
Villa Hammerschmidt
Heinrich Luebke
Kennedy
Konrad Adenauer
Robert F. Kennedy
Bonn
Development Aid Ministry
Lernen Und Helfen
Uebersee
Development Aid
Walter Scheel
Africa
Kennedy Draws Huge Crowd On West Germany Visit
West Germany greeted President Kennedy with what police called the largest welcome ever for a foreign leader. More than half a million lined Bonn routes and Cologne streets as he rode with Chancellor Adenauer, amid flags, cheers, and signs urging freedom for Berlin and reunification.
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John Weyland
Bonn
Germany
Kennedy
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Cologne
Gerhard Schroeder
Pierre Salinger
Ban Neit
Boon
Lpnight D. Eisenhower
Wahn
Charles de Gaulle
U.S
Marine Reserves Begin Training at Camp Lejeune
The Fourth Engineer Company of the Marine Corps Reserves arrived from South Charleston West Virginia to start two weeks of summer field training at the engineer school in Camp Lejeune North Carolina. Commanded by Captain C H Powers the 150 man unit will be trained in heavy equipment operation and maintenance bridge and road building. They will be the only West Virginia group among more than 8600 Reservists training there this summer. Members will return July 6 by air to Charleston.
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Camp Lejeune
N.C
Fourth Engineer Co
Organized
Marine Corps Reserves
South Charleston
W. Va
C. H. Powers
Fourth Engineers
West Virginia
Charleston
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