Kennedy in Bonn Opens West German Visit with Praise
President Kennedy told Bonn crowds that his European trip shows the alliance’s value and Americans’ role in the fight for freedom. In Detroit, 30,000 plus marched past Cadillac Square to Cobo Hall amid 1,600 police with no incidents reported.
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Kennedy laments lack of American voters at Bonn rally
In Bonn Kennedy admired the massed crowds in Cologne and wistfully said it is too bad these people aren’t American voters. The president noted the electoral potentialities of massed humanity during the Sunday gathering.
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Soviet mark 22nd anniversary of Nazi attack with displays
The Soviet Union marks the 22nd anniversary of Nazi Germanys attack with nationwide exhibitions and displays described by Tass. The displays showcase wartime materials and victory narratives across the country highlighting resistance and perseverance against the German invasion.
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Beckwith Transferred Into Capital City Police custody
FBI agents moved Beckwith from Greenwood 97 miles north to the capital city. A third car met them in Jackson. Beckwith wore a brown suit with a Shriner pin. One agent carried a clothes suitcase for Beckwith. Evers, 31, NAACP field secretary, was shot in the back as he left his home after a meeting and died in a Jackson hospital 50 minutes later. He led a desegregation drive that led to over 1,000 arrests.
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Moderation Urged In Cooperation Among Colleges
West Virginia college and university presidents opened their summer meeting at Blackwater Falls State Park. Dr Blair Stewart of Associated Colleges of the Midwest urged balanced cooperation, noting economies of scale allow shared facilities and high calibre staff, while warning cooperation must not replace independent effort.
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Coal research and government role in energy policy debate
Randolph and Kirwan exchange views on coal versus atomic power and government subsidies. Agreement on revitalizing coal research and expanding markets through new products is noted. Dr. Stewart urges broader student intellectual engagement and ACM programs include Argonne Lab research assistants and a Midwest college field station for biology and geology training.
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Speakers Set For Study Of New Code In Charleston
A Philadelphia lawyer a Louisville banker law professors from Michigan and Rutgers and West Virginia attorneys will speak in Charleston August 13 on the Uniform Commercial Code The program informs West Virginians on the new commercial law adopted last March by the state legislature The code replaces many older statutes covering sales bank transactions secured transactions in personal property and other business matters More than 20 states have adopted the law Speakers include Oscar Andre Ross Maruka Oscar Spivack William H Klaus Bart A Brown Calvin W Corman Roy L Steinheimer Jr The event is at the Civic Center and is sponsored by WV State Bar WVU College of Law and American Bar Association
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Publicity director IC Roberts led West Virginia unit since 1934
IC E Roberts long served as publicity director in West Virginia for the Portland Cement Association, a post he held since 1934. A former editor of the Buckhannon Record, the Weston Democrat, and the Clarksburg Exponent, he was born in Wheeling and raised in Morgantown. Survivors include his widow Donna and three sons John of Spring City PA, Maj Ernest E at West Point, and Rev Charles E Roberts Jr of Sistersville.
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