Kennedy Defends US Unity Against De Gaulle Vision
President Kennedy challenged Western Europe to unite with the United States or risk disarray. He warned that doubters would aid enemies and stressed US willingness to join forces with Europe as a single, strong partner. The remarks followed De Gaulle’s Europe free of close US ties delivered at Paulskirche in Frankfurt. The speech highlighted mutual obligations with over 40 allies and urged Europe toward greater unity and US cooperation. Sworn in as a commission vacancy appointee, a judge discussed in a separate note.
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Watkins Returns To Helm In County Government Shakeup
MEDIA COURTHOUSE G A Robert Watkins was named chairman of the county commissioners after a heated clash last October. Lawrence G Williams and others were reshuffled in the Penn Jersey Transportation Study roles amid ongoing board turmoil. The moves followed resignations and prior removals connected to political disputes among county officials.
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Bill Backed By Priests
Roman Catholics in Pennsylvania press for free school bus service for parochial pupils. Priests in the Philadelphia archdiocese urge parishioners to contact the Education Committee supporting House Bill 101. Delaware County churches and other dioceses back the measure with editorial support. Catholic groups join the push. Rep. Edwin D. Eshleman notes a surge in mail since Archbishop Krol led the pastoral effort.
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Nationwide drive seeks to end segregation amid civil rights tensions
A broad federal push targets racial discrimination as Vice President Kennedy faces a civil rights hearing on a murder charge involving Medgar Evers. Protests and desegregation efforts unfold from Mississippi to South Carolina, with court orders and school desegregation plans advancing in several states.
Heat Sends County To Swimming Pool
Heat driving residents to swim clubs as high pressure stalls air over Pennsylvania New York and Ohio. Temperatures climbed to the eighties with a low around 58 during early morning hours and a high near 90s forecast for the week. Stagnant air and light winds keep smoke and haze from dissipating for at least two days.
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Youths Sentenced To Aid Community In Hometown Penance
In Wallingford thirteen youths with disorderly conduct charges were ordered held in abeyance and to perform community service for local hospitals or township government. Fifteen juveniles arrested with them await decision. Dr Eleanor Triboletti supported hard work as penance after her home and private pool were invaded. judge and officials say the program could lead to dropped charges if work is completed. In Jackson, Mississippi a separate murder case involving Byron de La Beckwith continues with preliminary hearings and possible commitment for psychiatric tests if indicted.
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Tax rules ready on business deductions
Washington AP reports IRS completed final rules on business entertainment travel deductions. Rules require business relevance and ban lavish entertainment. Aimed to curb abuses, the measures affect about 10 percent of taxpayers and could raise around 100 million in extra revenue.
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Parents Protest Sex Chapter in School Summer Reading
SPRINGFIELD The school board debated a student's challenge to The Status Seekers by Vanew Pard, read as 11th grade summer reading. Thomas Seth presented the copy to question the chapter The Sociology of Sex Appeal, with board members expressing concerns about suitability for high schoolers.
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Democrats pick Atlantic City for 1964 convention
The Democratic National Convention will be held in Atlantic City next year, announced after a late vote by the Site Committee. Miami Beach and Chicago were edged by Atlantic City, which offered $625,000 cash while Chicago bid $450,000 plus $150,000 for hall readiness, amid concerns over potential Cuban demonstrations in Miami.
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