Mass Step-Up Urged In Exercise Habits
President Kennedy urges broad participation in exercise for all Americans, stressing the shift from active sport to spectator culture. He argues physical health is essential to a balanced life and urges changes in daily habits for youth and adults alike.
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Kennedy
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Iearer
National of Manufacturers
Florida
AFL
Bowers
Waldor
Yesteryear
Football Hall of Fame
Four Are Killed by Air Crash in Italy
Four U S Air Force crew members died when a twin engined C47 crashed into Mt Pala in northern Italy Sunday night. Commanding officer Capt James Richard Boone of Warnesville North Carolina perished, his widow Hes ter Ann Boone resides at Rhein Main Air Base in Germany. Capt Travis N Daniels survived by Ruth Elvis of Grass Valley California. Capt Joe Gene Remacklus survived by Norma Anne of Oakland California. Staff Sgt Kenneth Morrison Jackson, Enterprise West Virginia, survived by Betty Jean Jackson who lives at Rhein Main Air Base in Germany.
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U.S. Air Force
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Italy
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N_C
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Rhein-Main Air Base
Travis N. Daniels
Ruth Elvis
Grass Valley
Calif
Joe Gene Remacklus
Norma Anne
Oakland
Kenneth Morrison Jackson
Robert S. Jackson
Enterprise
Iw. Va
Betty Jean
Uves
Freer Trade Drive Urges West Unity Against Soviet Power
Former State Department leaders Acheson and Clayton told a Senate House panel that freer trade with Europe is vital to keep the Western world united against the Soviet bloc. The witnesses warned that restrictive tariffs could split the West, boosting Soviet influence. Acheson predicted a high European market and North American integration if the United States acts, while Clayton argued Western European allies would join the Common Market, accelerating tariff elimination.
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Red States
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Western Europe
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American Society of Music
Russia
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Virginia Desegregation Case Deliberations Continue In Lynchburg
U.S. District Judge Thomas J. Michiel will take at least a week to issue a written opinion in the desegregation suit brought by four Negro students seeking admission to Lynchburg's BBC Glass High School. The city argues enrollment is decided on individual merit and not race, while Negro attorneys fear ongoing objections to Virginia's pupil placement act.
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GOP Dinner Is Called Off in Mecklenburg County
Mecklen burgs County Republicans chairman Marcus Hickman says the statewide fund-raising dinner planned for December 14 has been canceled. Gov Nelson Rock teller was to be the featured speaker but canceled. Dinner will be rescheduled in January with a new speaker.
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Nelson Rock Teller
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Engineer Edward Bryant to speak at ASCE session
Edward KR Bryant of the engineering and architectural firm Trip Abbott McCarthy and Stratton will discuss his foreign engineering experiences at the session in the Jefferson Hotel. About 200 ASCE members and their wives are expected to attend the day meetings with discussion sessions Friday afternoon and Saturday morning.
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Jefferson Hotel
ASCE
U S Establishes New Station In Antarctica
The United States established a new scientific station in Antarctica named Ski Hi between the Palmer Peninsula and the Sentinel Mountains, about 1300 miles from McMurdo. Five scientists from US Weather Bureau Coast and Geodetic Survey and National Bureau of Standards lead the project, with supplies delivered by Navy and Air Force aircraft after weeks of weather and flying trials.
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United States
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National Science
Radio 2
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Sentinel Mountains
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Charles S. Neuner
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U.S. Coast and Geodec Survey
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Barnes
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National Bureau of ‘Standards
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MoMdo
Air Force Globe
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Textile Men Shocked By Decision On State Taxes
Washington AP textile leaders told a House subcommittee they were shocked by Supreme Court rulings allowing states to tax interstate commerce. Benjamin C. Jenuson of the American Cotton Manufacturers Institute urged Congress to limit such power while noting uniform state laws could reduce tax confusion and avoid interstate encroachment. Georgia official Fred Lios pressed for uniformity and warned against federal intrusion while industry voices called much of the debate self serving.
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