Kennedy Seeks Quiet in Kennedy Home Town Welcome
Sen John F Kennedy sought quiet after a Cape Cod welcome that drew about 100000 people. He spoke at Barnstable Airport and said he faced a long arduous road as he rode an 87 mile open car tour through a Republican leaning area before returning to his summer home with Jacqueline Kennedy awaiting a child.
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Los Angeles
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Barnstable
California
E B Cornish Sr Dies Suddenly at Bear Lake Store
E B Cornish Sr 85 died suddenly around 11 am Saturday while maintaining the Cornish Ice Cream Store in Bear Lake. He was a Warren County farmer and co ran the ice cream store. survived by wife Ellaine Root and four daughters and three sons, 18 grandchildren, 3 great grandchildren. Services tomorrow at 1:30 pm at the Bear Lake residence with burial in Bear Lake Cemetery.
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Meadville Wife Commits Death by Own Action
Evelyn Lucille Motter Cardulla 37 of Meadville died at City Hospital from a self inflicted gunshot wound. Police said a 16 gauge shotgun was placed to her chest in the Cardulla home kitchen at 10:50 a.m. only one barrel fired, pellets struck heart and lungs. Coroner Dr. Daniel Maloney issued the death certificate.
Kennedy the shrewd fighter who overcame tradition
The article profiles John F Kennedy as a meticulous, fast-moving politician. It notes his relentless primaries drive, disciplined team, Harvard background, Roman Catholic faith, and 43-year-old age, highlighting his cool public image and powerful campaign machinery. It emphasizes his readiness and measured, strategic approach.
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Los Angeles
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Cyclists Held In Sherman Brawl In New York District
More than 100 cyclists were involved in a brawl near Sherman, involving residents from North Tonawanda and Kenmore. Deputies arrested George Hessler and six others. Straushelm, Wacker, Copella, and Richter pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct. sentenced to 30 days in county jail with suspended terms. Hessler pleads innocent to assault charges and is held on $500 bond for July hearing. Martino and Parnell plead innocent to assault charges and also held on $500 bond. Incident investigated by Chautauqua County Sheriff's Deputies Abersold, Van Renssallar, and Bentley.
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Kenmore
N.Y
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Arthur Wacker
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Franklin Richter
William Martino
Peter Parnell Jr
North Tonawanda
Martino
Parnell
Chautauqua County
Cuban Protest Riots Pivot to OAS Talks
Cont. from page one. Argentina and Ecuador planned to refer the Cuban American dispute to the OAS, a Havana daily called this a trap. Raul Castro arrived in Moscow seeking more Soviet aid as Khrushchev eyes Cuba, while Washington warns that the Monroe Doctrine remains in effect and will curb communist intervention in Latin America.
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Nolte Comedy Wit: Bishop Sees TV Demand Change
Television review by Joey Bishop argues stand up comics must evolve beyond six minute guest spots. He cites television standards shaping humor and his own shift toward Paar show appearances and sitcom roles. He notes many comics fail to mature their on screen persona.
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Kennedy To Get Top Secret Data From Page One
Congressional budget battle and surplus figures dominate discussions as Eisenhower and aides plan messaging. Officials cite nearly 40 billion dollars already appropriated for security while debates about spending cuts and defense funding intensify before Congress reconvenes. The administration signals a public stance after the Senate resumes on August 8 and the House on August 15. A surplus estimate near one billion dollars is hailed by Republicans and criticized by Democrats as tied to defense funding. Also referenced are television moments with Joey Bishop showing new facets of his persona.
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