Kennedy aims to unite West Europe and EU goals
Bonn AP reports Kennedy warned that old men and factionalism could derail his European mission. He urged concrete NATO measures, euro cooperation, and tariff cuts among France and six states, while seeking shared costs for development and a monetary approach. The speech in Frankfurt framed a broader vision for a united Western Europe under U.S. leadership.
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Kennedy
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
United States
Kenney
U.S
Acceptance
Private School Bus Costs Disputed by Sponsors in Pa
Harrisburg sponsors challenge state estimate of 6.3 million to transport private school pupils by public buses. They argue DPI figures rely on private non-state aided schools totaling about 700 000 students. They estimate 125 000 affected, at 14.74 dollars per child, about 1.8 million annually, versus potential 225 million if enrolled elsewhere. Rep James J. Dougherty, A Capano, and Dems Harry Kramer and Leo McLaughlin lead the push.
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Harrisburg
Department of Public Instruction
Pennsylvania
James J. Dougherty
Philadelphia
A. ¥. Capano
D-Washington
Harry A. Kramer
Leo 7. McLaughlin
Allegheny County
Showdown Over Kentucky Order to End Segregation
Gov. Bert Combs issued an executive order ending segregation in all state licensed businesses and professions in Kentucky. Attorney Jack M. Lowery Jr says the order is unconstitutional, while civil rights leaders praise it. The directive, to take effect within two months, may affect motels, restaurants, taverns, doctors, real estate brokers, and other licensed services statewide.
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Frankfort
Bert Combs
Jack M. Lowery Jr
Louisville Tavern Operatas Association
U.S
Torney General
Combs
Julius Rather
Supreme Court
Neys
U S to Tighten Policy on Jobs
Secretary of Labor Wirtz announced forthcoming standards to prevent employment discrimination on federal projects. He testified on Capitol Hill supporting Kennedy's civil rights package, stressing no post hoc fixes but preaward compliance. Goldwater signaled potential amendments targeting unions that discriminate, while Wirtz urged full equality of opportunity in federal employment and contractor roles.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirts
Houses
Judiciary
Kennedy
Wirtz
Congress
Robert F. Kennedy
Rights Tied To Unions
Washington AP Senator Bar Ty Goldwater proposes an amendment to Kennedy civil rights legislation to deny National Labor Relations Board and other benefits to unions that practice discrimination. He says administration may not support but will allow supporters to have their say. A Labor Department official notes apprenticeship programs certified with government can be stripped if discrimination is found. Last month Undersecretary John F Kenning said racial equality in high skill apprenticeship programs will be enforced despite no punitive authority in the law.
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Witz
Barry Goldwater
R. Aria
Lelan
Goldwater
Wirtz
Washington
Ty Goldwater
Kennedy
Labor Department
John F. Kenning
Associated Press News
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Coxey
Massillon
Ohio
Ken
Knedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Martin Luther
the Constitution
Bonus Army
Equal Rights
Feuding Splits GOP Young Republicans Convention
In San Francisco the Young Republicans four day gathering discusses a night speech by Senator Barry Goldwater and features appearances by William Knowland and Jack Miller. factions elect two chairs, White and Dickson, amid disputes over credentials and California seating. Armed officers guard the proceedings as the split GOP moves toward a resolution.
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Umily
Barry Goldwater
RaAriz
U.S
William Knowland
California
Jack Miller
Iawa
Oregon
Mack Hatfield
Vollone Gratty
Egitimate
Ward White
Russell
Kan
Cornell Law School
Leonard Z. Nadasdy
Sanda Spence
Allegheny College
Cos
Ball Toom
Jerry Dickson
University of Kansas
Newton
Mia James Harte
Sharon Powers
Durham
Nat
Dickson
Nadasdy Or
Hartt
Dickson-Harff
Trent Devenhos
Pepperdine College
Randy Sleskin
Trieste Picks Up 60-Foot Object Near Thresher Search
The Navy will try to locate a 60 foot object picked up by the bathyscaphe Trieste near the Thresher’s last known position. Lt George W Martin reported a sonar contact lasting about two minutes during a 1.5 mile dive to the Atlantic floor. Martin, pilot, and Kenneth Mackenzie, observer, were stuck in sand for 1 45 minutes as the Trieste drifted back to the surface after six hours in the area.
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Fort Snelling
Navy
Frank A. Andrews
Thresher
Martin
Andrews
Trieste
Kenneth Mackenzie
San Diego
Stopgap Funds Up For Vote
Harrisburg AP reports the General Assembly moved stopgap measures to fund state government for July 1. Emergency appropriations totaling 125 million dollars cover operating costs and welfare until the 1963-64 budget is enacted. House and Senate actions included 89 million in general appropriations and 18 million in Philadelphia tax bills, with final teacher contract dates adjusted to August.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
Senate
James C. Simmons
Allegheny
House
Philadelphia
Campaign gadgets parade in town for 1964 races
Washington AP reports a nonpartisan exhibit by campaign gadgetmen featuring shopping bags with Be Happy Go Rocky, Indian headdresses and pickled oysters. Shows include Kennedy Johnson and Our Nation Needs Nixon pins, plus goldwater coded AU H20 emblems. Exhibits include clip on elephant and donkey symbols and a turncoat pen.
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Washington
Specialty Advertising Guild
U.S. Silent on Scandals Across Europe and UN
In Washington officials, including Sen. John Tower and the State Department, downplay the impact of Profumo, the Wennerstrom spy case, and an alleged UN call girl racket. FBI and CIA probe 15 women linked to British producer Towers as U.S. servicemen face scrutiny over Keeler affair ties.
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Washington
Europe
United Nations
FBI
U.S
Profumo
Congress
United States
Sen
John Tower
R-Tex
Tower
England
State Department
Wennerstrom
Stockholm
Sweden
Central Intelligence Agency
New York
Harry Alan Towers
British Broadcasting Co
Towers
Maria Novotny
Antonin Novotny
Czechoslovakia
Miss Novotny
East Europe
London
Christine Keeler
Miss Keeler
John Profumo
Britain
Demonstrations shape Congress over jobs rights over time
An analysis traces historic protests from Coxey's Army to 1960s civil rights marches, noting how mass demonstrations pressured Congress to act on unemployment jobs and voting rights. It covers Coxey in 1894, the Bonus Army, suffragists, and pivotal efforts by Kennedy King and Wilson era reformers shaping policy over decades.
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Wilson
White House
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