Kennedy Proclaims Captive Nations Week Amid Peace Push
President Kennedy reaffirms support for captive nations during Captive Nations Week while summarizing his European trip. He urges unity of the West, peaceful coexistence, and freedom for all peoples, citing Khrushchev exchanges and renewed commitment to national independence and human liberty. The president also reflects on his Cape Cod visit and a Nantucket Sound outing aboard the Honey Fitz.
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Hyannisport
Mass
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Cape Cod
Congress
Russia
Germany
Ireland
Britain
Italy
Europe
United States
Partners
White House
Hyannis
Hyannis Port
Nantucket Sound
Honey Pitt
Antonio Segal
John Jr
Caroline
Cracks Down On Teener Rowdies
UVEA) ub Ree Rocky River seeks tighter curfew rules to keep 16 to 18 year olds off streets after 1 a.m. Police ordered arrests for violators as safety director Donald H R Patton asks city council to approve a stricter ordinance citing recent malicious destruction of property by teens. Current rules allow 14 and younger indoors by 11 p.m. and 16 year olds by midnight with parental written permission for those out late.
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UVEA
Rocky River
Donald HR. Patton
Birth and community notices from Spartansburg area
Mr and Mrs B J Harrison welcomed daughter Susin Marie born June 24 at Franklin Hospital to Mr and Mrs Russell Wertz of Rocky Grove. Joyce Harrison, Mrs Julia Harrison of Oil City visiting Dayton. Local gatherings feature Mrs Susie Culver of Rancho Cordova Calif, and Marie Putnam of Farrell. Various families attended weddings, visits, and dinners across Spartansburg and nearby towns.
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Spartansburg
B. J. Harrison
Susin Marie
Franklin Hospital
Russell Wertz
Rocky Grove
Gladys
Rancho Cordova
Calif
Marie Putnam
Farrell
Culver
Ward Bliley
Union City
Glenn Steadman
Ruth Ellis
Violet Hicks
Mabelle Weidner
Dian Frazier
Scott Preston
Titusville
Dian
Clyde Frazier
Bankstreet
Ellis
Flossie Scouten
West Covina
Joyce
Robert Davis
Corry
Donche
William Bliley
Mlossie
Gladys Farley
Alice
Linesville
Robert Brooks
Amy
Philadelphia
Richard Witmer
Ned Stranahan
Lombard
Witmers
Jessie Fuller
Signs Confusing Ask About Them
Engineers plan to erect county buildings using soil data from Watson and his group to determine load bearing and stability. The SCS handles drainage, pollution, crop growth and farm layouts, with nonroutine work on septic tanks backing up due to poor absorption. Watson collaborates with a county commissioner and four farmers to coordinate soil work and landowner relief.
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Watson
SCS
East Columbus
Community notices and family reunions in Western New York
A regional column reports on military returns to duty in Germany and siting in Columbus Ohio, plus a sequence of Fourth of July gatherings across Fredonia Kane Clymer Corry Jamestown and Union City. It covers reunions in Bakersfield style, presidents of local groups, devotions, and upcoming hosts. Also noted are a West Coast vacation for Rev Lunsford family and an Alaska connection for a pastor’s relatives with a service planned in First Baptist Church on Sunday July 14.
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Ed Webber
Richard van Tassel
Virgil van Tassel
Rex van Tassel
Danny van Tassel
Duane Jones
Union City
Joyce Maynard
Riceville
Vernal Torrey
Floyd Dooher
Cherie
Sandie Tillotson
Erie
Willard Tillotson
Guy Rowley
Tillotson
Doris Kerchen
Bessie Vanderhoof
Vanderhoof
Germany
Joe
Air Force
Columbus
Ohio
Ruth Fox
Carl Redfoot
Fredonia
Richard Hays
Famly
Kenneth Eastman
Dora
Mary
George Smith
Kane
Eastman
Mary Woodford
California
Paul A. Blakeslee
Charles Wilcox
Cleveland
Glenn Babcock
Ernisi Babcock
Ed Esherman
Don Eshelman
Fred T.winkle
Erma Long
Clymer, Noy
Frank Casber
Joey Casber
Charles Lucas
Jamestown N.Y
Delbert Croscit
Leo Pfister
Vern Johnson
Gene Hasbrouck
Familly
Alvin Eshelman
Corry
Joseph Lewis
Pleasantville
U S Job total hits 70 million milestone
Washington AP reports the United States reached 70 million jobs in June, up from 60 million two decades earlier. Unemployment fell to 5.7 percent despite more job seekers, with teenagers entering the labor market. Harold Goldstein notes June employment at 70.3 million. Wallace, former VP, predicted 60 million jobs in a full employment scenario.
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Washington
United States
Henry A. Wallace
Department of Labor
Wallace
Harold Goldstein
Department
South Salem
N.J
Harry S. Truman
U.S
Strains Deepen Between Soviet and Chinese Communists
The article reports rising tensions between the Soviet Union and China over Leninist principles and leadership. Khrushchev and Mao tensions intensify as China presses for a worldwide Communist conference, drawing Western scrutiny and expelling Chinese diplomats in Moscow. The mood shifts at Moscow Airport as negotiators meet amid media absence and mutual accusations.
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Mao Tzetung
Khrushchev
Teng Hsiao-ping
Vladimir I. Lenin
Moscow
Mikhail Sussov
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