Kennedy's Europe Trip Faces Criticism and Uncertainty
An AP analysis questions President Kennedy's upcoming European itinerary citing poorly planned timing amid civil rights tensions and international issues. McGeorge Bundy calls the trip potentially harmful yet necessary, with concerns over De Gaulle, the Profumo scandal, and potential impact on 1964 northern Negro votes.
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Washington
Kennedy
Megee
Ana
McGeorge Bundy
White House
Sunden
Ireland
Britain
Italy
de Gaulle
Europe
Macmillan
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Wedding Etiquette Guide for Guests and Attire
This briefing outlines wedding guest conduct from arrival times and seating to behavior at the receiving line. It notes hats in church, quiet conversations, and avoiding overt congratulations, plus dress guidance for simple elegant attire and festive reception wear.
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Sally
Bob
Mary Jones
Anne
Floating Polaris Fleet Favored
Vice Admiral Claude V. Ricketts outlines Navy thinking on a proposed NATO nuclear force of merchant type vessels armed with missiles in this exclusive interview. The discussion centers on strategic viability and potential impact on alliance defense posture.
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Adm
Claude V. Ricketts
Navy
U.S. Navy
Navy official touts NATO Polaris fleet to deter Soviet power
Vice Admiral Claude V. Ricketts argues a 25-ship fleet armed with about eight missiles each could deter Soviet attack by roaming the oceans, claiming high survivability and difficulty in targeting all ships. He notes NATO members have shown little cash or manpower commitment beyond the United States.
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Fred S
Hoffman
Washington (Ap
Vice Adm
Claude V. Ricketts
Ricketts
Navy
London
U.S. Navy
NATO
Six Girls Killed In Freight Car Collision Near Ashland Ohio
ASHTABULA Ohio AP six girls died when their car drove into the path of a freight train. Witnesses said the lights flashed and the victims likely saw the danger before the collision.
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Ashtabula
Ohio
Talmadge Sees Southern Democrats Possible Republican Shift
Senator Herman E. Talmadge warns the South may swing to the Republicans in 1964 if mood toward Kennedy’s civil rights stance persists. He cites anger in Georgia and across the region over federal intervention in state rights and property use, noting some would vote Republican rather than reelect Kennedy. The interview was published in the Washington Post and discussed with The Atlanta Constitution. Meanwhile in Ohio, six Youngstown girls died when their car, returning from a lake visit, was hit by a speeding Nickel Plate freight train after flasher lights were reportedly working at the crossing. Six victims were named. two boys on scooters reported the signals functioning. The group had traveled from Youngstown for a lakefront trip and were returning home for Father's Day.
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Washington
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
Kennedy
Georgia
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Talmadge
Washington Post
Atlanta Constitution
Ted Lippman
Democratic Party
Youngstown
Geneva
Sylvia Sanker
Jennie Angelo
Darlene Muzenic
Sondra van Sack
Juliane Palko
Barbara Cowan
Unrest Between Negroes Arise
In Alexandria Virginia Roy Wilkins NAACP executive secretary accused CORE SNCC and SCLC of causing unrest while NAACP pays the bills at a rally with 800 attendees across the Potomac from Washington DC. He urged donors to give to the NAACP instead of newer groups. The clash mirrors a shift from court action to direct protests by younger Black activists.
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Alexandria
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Jackson
Miss. Wilkins
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Martin Luther King
Wilkins
Potomac
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New healing substance Bio-Dyne claims to shrink hemorrhoids and relieve itch and pain without surgery. Reputed research institute reports case after case of actual shrinkage while easing discomfort. Available as suppository or ointment.
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New York, N. Y
Gadsden Awaits King as Desegregation Drive Grows
In Gadsden Alabama Marvin Robinson a Negro CORE leader says it will break loose when Martin Luther King Jr arrives King who led Birmingham desegregation drive faced mixed church access as four churches welcomed Black worshippers while at least two offered segregated seating no incidents reported King planned to push further desegregation efforts in the city and mayor urged calm amid tense atmosphere
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Gadsden
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Marvin Robinson
New Orleans
King
Atlanta
Birmingham
Square mile area measured in square inches
A square mile contains 4 014 489 600 square inches. This conversion highlights the vast scale from miles to inches for area calculations.
Principal Speaker for Huntsville SMPT E Meeting
Glen Magnuson, vice president of Kal var Corp., New Orleans, will be the principal speaker at the June meeting of the Huntsville Section of the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers. The talk, in the Holiday Inn Holiday Room at 7:30 p.m., focuses on the novel Non-Silver Photographic Media. Assisted by two staff members, Magnuson will present the paper.
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Glen Magnuson
Kalvar Corp
New Orleans
Huntsville
Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers
Holiday Inn
Magnuson
Roll Call Votes on House Expenses and Tax Bill
Washington AP reports roll call votes on a $140 038 919 expenses bill for the House with 204 to 209 against increasing by 455 million the authorization for area redevelopment. On passage the bill extending corporate normal tax rates and some excise taxes for one year passed 283 to 91 with for votes by Huddleston and Roberts. Not voting were Andrews Grant Elliott Jones Rains and Selden.
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Washington
House
Andrews
Elliott
Grant
Huddleston
Jones
Rains
Selden
Roberts
Jones Rains
Red China warns Khrushchev over peaceful coexistence stance
An AP report from Tokyo states Red China warned Soviet Premier Khrushchev that pro Chinese elements would oust him if he persists with peaceful coexistence with the West. The letter urged Beijing’s view be debated at Moscow talks starting July 5, warning Marxist-Leninists could replace reformist leaders.
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Tokyo
Red China
Khrushchev
Moscow
Vanilla Ice Cream and Chocolate Milk Drink
A simple blend combines a pint of vanilla ice cream with a quart of chocolate milk to create a creamy beverage. It is promoted as a nutritious option that can satisfy kids and provide a tasty treat.
Heat Source Guides River Sketch in Sky Study
Two to three inches serve as the heat source, while spacing keeps rivers distinct and brown tones minimized across skies as observers note the turning of surfaces.
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