Kennedy says Khrushchev raised voice over Berlin dispute
President Kennedy told congressional leaders that Khrushchev raised his voice when Berlin was discussed in Vienna and warned that Khrushchev sees Cuban leader Castro as unstable. The briefing covered Berlin UN changes, Congo actions, Laos, and NATO risks ahead of a national address.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
Jack Bell
Senate
Washington
Vienna
West Berlin
Fidel Castro
White House
Berlin
United Nations
East Germany
United States
East
West Germany
U.S
U.N
West
Anid
Congo
Dag Hammarskjold
Soviet Union
Iran
Laos
China
Bible School Opens in Lawrence County Forest Chapel
A Bible School starts Monday June 12 at 9 a.m. to 12 noon with Mrs S A Garner teaching. Transportation is available by calling Sp 3 7322. Rev Delano Turney, now with Georgia Conference, preached Sunday morning. Community visits and local gatherings noted with multiple residents and families attending events and meals.
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S. A. Garner
Delano Turney
Turney
Georgia Conference
Emery University
James Glasgow
Charlotte
North Carolina
James
Johnsons Chapel
Vandon Windsor
Homer Jones
Bobby Moory
Lance
Huntsville
R. B
Pervin Wallace
Lillian Sandlin
Oak Ridge
J. T. Wallace
Earl James
Baby
Chemstrand Park
R.B. Bridges
M.Y.F
W.S.C.S
Lloyd Burns
Malcome King
L. H. Higdon
Plans For Nuclear Rocket Engine Going To Industry
The government plans to negotiate with Aerojet General and Westinghouse for the early phase of developing the NERVA nuclear rocket engine. The contract scope includes engine design, Los Alamos work, non flying tests, a development plan, and a six month initial phase.
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Washington
NERVA
Atomic Energy Commission
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Aerojet General Corp
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Aec-Nasa Space Nuclear Propulsion Office
Rover
AEC
NASA
Los Alamos, N. M
Bolivia under state of siege amid strikes and arrests
AP dispatch from Lima reports Bolivia under near martial law with widespread arrests of Communists and leftists. Strikes in nationalized tin mines trigger government action as Adlai Stevenson tours South America and plans to visit Bolivia on June 15.
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Thomas J. Stone
Lima
Peru
Bolivia
la Paz
Victor Paz Estenssofo
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Kemnedy
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
el Diario
Paz Estenssoro
International Monetary Fund
Fourth victim of hotel fire dies in Tennessee
James Scoggins of Louisville Alabama became the fourth victim of Tuesday’s hotel fire in Cleveland Tennessee. He died at Mountain Home Veterans Hospital after suffering an apparent skull fracture from leaping from a second floor window. Three others were burned to death in the blaze.
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Johnson City
Tenn
James Scoggins
Louisville
Ala
Cleveland
Scoggins
Mountain Home Veterans Hospital
Army officer candidate needs size 15 tennis shoes at Ft Sill
Lawton civilians were asked to supply a size 15 tennis shoe for Officer Candidate J. C. Williams at Fort Sill. Williams, 6 feet 3 inches tall and 195 pounds, required the footwear to complete training equipment.
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Lawton
Okla
Ft. Sill
J. C. Williams
Devotional and Meeting Close at Church Session
Homer Jones led devotional as a business session met and the gathering was dismissed with the mizpah benediction. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Homer Jones
Bond Hearing For Mobile Is Scheduled
MOBILE AP A bond hearing is set for June 29 on the City Commission's proposal for an $8 million project funding. The hearing will review the proposed financing and related plans for the city development effort.
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Mobile
City Commission
Former Doctor Judge Banker Died In Blount
ONEONTA ALA A S Wittmeier retired bank official in 1902 and practiced medicine for several years. Named among local notable deaths, his varied career included roles as doctor judge and banker in Blount County.
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Blount
Oneonta
Ala
A. S. Wittmeier
Bank Juckey
State Man Killed By Auto Crash
James Newman a 33 year old Birmingham Alabama man was killed when his car struck a bridge on a local street. Death was attributed to a broken neck. He was visiting relatives in Crystal Springs Mississippi.
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Crystal Springs
Migs
James Newman
Birmingham
Ala
City seeks bond approval for auditorium and hospital project
The commission filed a petition in circuit court Wednesday seeking validation of general obligation bonds to fund the city auditorium construction and the city’s share of the new Mobile General Hospital.
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Mobile General Hospital
Circuit Court
Ford Falcon and Thunderbird Highlight 1961 Lineup
A Ford sales pitch extols the Falcon and Falcon Futura with economy figures and long service intervals. It touts twelve wagon models including the Country Squire and promotes the 1961 Thunderbird as a desirable flagship with unmatched roofline and interior features.
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Charles de Gaulle
Frank
Cordial Laurae
Gaulle
Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Moneule
France
de Gaulle
NATO
Algeria
Lawrence County Forest Chapel
W. P. Roberts
Davidson Coal & Feed Co
Holly St. N.&. Gl
Dacron & Cotton
Cohama
Girl Scout Troop
John Horgan
St. Ann's Catholic Church
Paula Shaw
Bruce Shaw
Rita Mary Kyle
Donald Kyle
Msgr. Horgan
Mary Ann Knoblock
Frank Knoblock
Johanna Flynn
Joe Flynn
Margaret Hebding
D. P. Hebding
Serge
Ottet
Decator
Kredis Jewelers
Opticars
Avenue S.E
FORD
Semmes
Ford, Inc
6Th Ave.s.e
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