President Kennedy Attends Army Navy Game Amid Tense Spectator Scene
At Philadelphia the Kennedy procession moved near the field as a disruptive spectator near the President was restrained by police and Secret Service agents during the Army Navy football game. The man was escorted away to prevent danger as cadets and midshipmen watched.
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Furor Over Cuba Recedes as Cold War Sniping Resumes
Washington dispatch analyzes U S Soviet relations after the Cuban crisis as Mikoyan leaves for Moscow. Kennedy and Rusk seek concrete steps while Soviet tactics shift back toward pre crisis patterns amid Berlin and arms control doubts. The piece notes renewed tensions and uncertain prospects for lasting world peace.
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Pickets Rally At Hawaii Dairies In Ongoing Wage Dispute
Honolulu AP report says Veamsters began picketing dairy ranches after three weeks of wage disputes with Honolulu dairies. Pickets confined to downtown plants then expanded to Meadowgold farm driving 109 cows off milking and risking illness or death according to farm manager Kenneth Raind.
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