Kennedy Honeymoon Ends as Cold War Pressures Rise
James Marlow notes Kennedy’s early quiet period ends as tensions intensify. Khrushchev’s stance on disarmament and nuclear tests clashes with U.S. aims, while Berlin looms tense. The next six months are set to test U.S. leadership and foreign policy amid domestic strife.
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Ikeda heads to Washington for talks with Kennedy
Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda left Tokyo for Washington for a frank exchange of opinions with President Kennedy on Far East issues. Police guarded the route as thousands cheered at the airport while leftists stayed away. Ikeda will meet Kennedy Tuesday to Thursday and then visit Canada before returning.
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Eight Die In Auto Collision Near Appomattox
A Sunday head on crash on a two lane road near Appomattox, Virginia killed eight people. The family of Lawrence Hensley of Pamplin perished along with six teens from Farmville and Pamplin. Three teens survived. Penny Southall, Gerald Prince, and Roger Davis were hospitalized in fair condition. Prince was the driver of one car and Mrs. Hensley the other operator.
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Farmville
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Penny Southall
Gerald Prince
Roger Davis
Prince
Hensley
Kennedy Bills Face Political Threats in Congress
In Washington the Kennedy administration faces obstruction as lawmakers weigh two major housing and school bills. Conservatives and Southern Democrats threaten to derail the omnibus housing and urban development measure and the $2.5 billion aid to public schools bill, which expand loans and long term aid for parochial, nonsectarian, and college programs.
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Sunday liquor sales sweep Philadelphia hotels
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh marked the first Sunday sales of liquor in hotels under a new blue law. Hotel guests and locals observed Fathers Day as liquor flowed 1 pm to 10 pm amid ceremonies at centers like Sheraton and Bellevue Stratford.
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Bellevue Stratford
Susan O'Brien
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John Brown
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Penn Sherwood
Daniel Gaosfrede
Bellevue-Stratford
Freedom Riders En Route To Jackson Test Segregation
Fifteen Freedom Riders three white and twelve Black, left Berkeley for Jackson Mississippi to test desegregation laws. In New Orleans they rested before continuing toward Jackson while U S District Judge Sidney Mize weighs the legality of Mississippi breaches of peace used to jail riders.
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Edward Blankeheim
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Sidney Mize
Elizabeth Porter Wyckoff
New York
Hurricane data sought for early hurricane study
Weather scientists plan to launch a hurricane hunting Tiras satellite from Cape Canaveral in July to observe a hurricane from birth to dissipation 400 miles above Earth. The mission will use infrared sensors to map heat and cloud activity while avoiding path alteration, building on data from previous satellites.
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Pipeline Blast Wounds Ten In Laurel Mississippi
A pipeline explosion on the Transcontinental line near Laurel Mississippi injured ten people and destroyed a house and a car. Two other lines continued pumping as investigators blamed a Sunday blast for the crater and flames. Several victims remained hospitalized with serious burns including J A Bal, his wife and son Steven.
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Postal Supervisors pick Sterling for another term in Pa
Bruce W. Sterling of Masontown was reelected president of the Pennsylvania Branch of the National Postal Supervisors at the closing session of the annual meeting in Chambersburg. About 250 postal employees attended the session.
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Assembly To Tackle Top Bills In Harrisburg
In Harrisburg the Senate returns to tackle major bills including education, reapportionment and a $1 minimum wage. House leaders press for timing on Alaska Hawaii reapportionment while three House bills await Senate committee review this week.
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B47 Crash Kills Three During Training Flight
A B1 Stratojet bomber exploded and burned Sunday night during an aval round robin training flight near Lincoln Nebraska killing three crew members. Capt. Albert Marinich Capt. Allan Matson and Capt. Russell Holst were named dead. Lt. Thomas T Wesner survived unharmed.
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Harold J. Matson
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Ore
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Margaret Holst
Red Wing
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Thomas T .Wesner
Chandler Dead at 42 Shocks Hollywood
Hollywood mourns 42 year old film star Jeff Chandler death after a spinal surgery in May led to generalized blood infection and pneumonia. Friends like Tony Curtis and Rock Hudson praised his work and character while funeral rites were set at Temple Isaiah with private burial at Hillside Memorial Park. Chandler leaves two daughters Jamie and Dana from his divorce in 1959.
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Tony Curtis
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Bride Killed On Honeymoon In Utah Car Crash
Anthony P. Downey 23 and Sandra J. Arpaia 21 wed June 19 in Wallingford Connecticut. They were traveling to Seattle when their honeymoon car collided head on with a second vehicle near Grantsville Utah. Downey survived in fair condition. Sandra Arpaia and Daniel A. Sexton 19 were killed. S. D. Sexton of Walls Mississippi is Daniel’s father.
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Anthony P. Downey
Morton Downey
Sandra J. Arpaia
Hamden
Conn
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Seattle
Wash
Fess Parker II Welcomes Newborn Child
Santa Barbara AP reports Fess Parker and his wife welcomed a newborn named Fess Wlisha Perker IL. The birth adds to the Parker family as announced in local news.
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Stevenson Faces More Trouble in Ecuador Talks
Adlai Stevenson began talks with Ecuador's President Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra amid friction over the 1942 Amazon headwaters treaty with Peru and Ecuador's claim of duress. Velasco Ibarra supported non intervention and reported sympathy for Fidel Castro. Arosmena and six lawmakers headed to the Soviet Union as Stevenson received a warm public welcome in Guayaquil and Quito.
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Fidel Castro
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Soviet Union
Guayaquil
Faubus Son Enters Local Political Race
Faubus, 22, son of Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus, announces a bid in a June 27 special election for state representative from Madison County. He filed just before the deadline and plans a grass roots campaign, saying his political views align with his father’s.
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