Curfew Drives Cambridge Nightlife After Troop Arrival
Cambridge imposes 10 pm curfew with 20 taverns closed and no alcohol sales after dark. National Guard troops patrol to maintain order in a city of 12 200, with demonstrations halted, movie theater closed, and residents traveling only with passes.
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Cambridge
Chesapeake Bay
Cambridge Yacht Club
Country Club
American Legion
National Guard
Choptank
Brice Kinnamon
Shipmates
Yacht Club
George Gelston
Baltimore
Gelston
Scott
Fatalities Set Mark For Five Months In 1963
The National Safety Council reports 15,190 motor vehicle deaths from January through May, a first five month record. Deaths rose 6 percent while travel rose 4 percent, yielding a 4.8 per 100 million mile death rate, up 2 percent. May toll reached 3,650, up 13 percent from May 1962.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Council
Perent
Ward Trial Opens in London as Keeler Affair Surges
In London the Ward case opens with Dr Stephen Ward charged with living off immoral earnings of Christine Keeler and others. Prosecutors plan about 40 witnesses, naming men and women, in a case tied to the Profumo scandal that brought down ministers and unsettled Prime Minister Harold Macmillan.
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London
Profumo
Stephen Ward
Ial
Ward
Christine Keeler
John Profumo
Tharold Macmillan
Marilyn
Mandy) Rice Davies
Christine
Mandy
Mervyn Griffith Jones
Home Office
Prafiimee
House of Commone
Christine, Miss Keeler
West End
Prafimea
Evgeny Ivanov
Labor Party
Goveraey Front
Emnet
Trofumo
Home
Henry Brooke
Miss Keeler
Profiume Lek
Truth
Scranton Orders Action After Golf Absences
Gov Scranton disciplines state workers after a payroll check found 24 employees golfing during work hours. Fifteen were away from posts, three vacationing legitimately, and four charged that time to sick leave. Officials say the policy requires eight hours paid for eight hours worked. This follows a previous order banning office picnics.
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Warrisburg
Scranton
Sale
Hoe
Philadelphia Chamber Attacks New Traffic Safety Plan
The Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce condemned the state traffic safety program set to take effect Monday. It urged Gov. Scranton to oppose the first offense warning for speeding and to press the Bureau of Highways not to weaken license suspension rules. The old plan imposed a one month license loss for 10 to 15 miles over the limit on a first offense.
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Philadelpida
Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce
Gov. Scranton
Harry Brainerd
Gav. Scranton
Lodge Will Work for Kennedy
Washington AP Henry Cabot Lodge will serve as ambassador to South Vietnam after being chosen by the President. The longtime Boston figure and former UN ambassador will be 61 on Wednesday and is married to Emily Sears with two sons George and Henry.
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Washington
Noagne
Henry Cabot
Lodge
John
Kennedy
South Viet Nam
Senate
Edward
George
Massachusetts
Lodges
Chan Bein
Sen
Henry Cabot Lodge
John F. Witzgerald
Keennedy
GOP
America
Kennedly
United Nations
Dwight DB. Eiserlawer
Richard A. Nixon
White House
Time, Inc
Atlantic Institute
Western
Europe
Emily Esther Sears
George Cabol
Henry Sears
Cousins Drown in Butler County Farm Pond
Two cousins Mary Jane Neff aged 13 and Coral Lee Neff aged 21 drowned in a farm pond near Butler. Firemen recovered the bodies at Fenelton Rural Route 20 on the Neff farm. Police said no witnesses to the drownings. the pair had been swimming when the accident occurred.
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Butler, Pa
Butler
Mary Jane Neff
Chicara R. D
Coral Lee Neff
Fenelton R
Peter Neff
Mary Jane
Dutch Set for Big Fair
Kutztown hosts a June 2 to July 1 Pennsylvania Dutch fair drawing visitors from across the nation and Canada. Demonstrations of Plain and Gay Dutch folkways include farming crafts, hearth cooking, apple butter, quilt making and rag rug work. Livestock displays, rustic pageants, and children’s rides complement food stalls showcasing traditional Dutch fare.
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Kutztown
Scrooge
Ike's Role Next Year Stressed in GOP RSN
Washington AP Sen Hugh Scott notes no clear sentiment for a Republican presidential candidate until primary elections. He says Ike Eisenhower will play a key role in candidate selection and that backing the party leader may be crucial for the eventual nominee. Scott cites Goldwater as favored in some quarters but expects Gov Romney Sen Morton and others to emerge as contenders.
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Washington
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Eisenhower
Scott
Pennsylvania
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
George, Romney
Michigan
Thruston Morton
Profumo to Face Court Over Speeding Summons
Brentwood England AP reports former War Minister Jom Do center of scandal to appear in court next Wednesday on a speeding summons.
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Brentwood
England
Jom Do. Profumo
Britain
Poorer Pupils Get Only Certificates
Pittsburgh officials report that about 268 of 3,037 1969 high school graduates received certificates instead of diplomas under a two year program. Certificates go to students with averages below C while diplomas go to those meeting the standard. Dr. Even Ingram says the program aims to motivate underachieving students without public embarrassment.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Public
Even Ingram
Ingram
Korth to Defend TFX Plane Award
Secretary of Defense Korth faces Senate Investigations Subcommittee questioning on the TFX contract against Boeing. Witnesses contend GD design rivals Boeing with lower cost and earlier delivery. McNamara defends the program as essential for U S military aviation.
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Korth
Washington
Navy
Fred Kort
Tajing
Capitol Hill
Gon
Fo Boeing
Butz
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Genene Dynamics Corp
Uniformed Air Force
General Dynamics
Boeing
McNamara
Umng Vie aDeIng CO
Air Force
Eorth
Pentagon
Robert §. McNamara
United States
Wee Yraneay Subcommittee
Kennedy
Adm
George W. Anderson
Naval Operations
Anderson
Bozing
Sland McNamara
Protests Off Path At Alabama Prompt Student Commentary
James Hood, the first Black student at the University of Alabama, criticizes demonstrations as misguided and argues for education as the path to first class citizenship. He calls for nonviolent, education-centered efforts rather than sit-ins or other protests.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
James 4. Hood
East Gadsden
Crimson-White
Newpaper
Hood
Gettysburg Centennial funds get final House Senate OK
Gov. Scranton signed an extra $38,009 for the Gettysburg Centennial Commission, bringing total appropriations to $128,000 after a Senate House clash over $7,000. The bills also grant $127 million for government operations pending a new fiscal budget.
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Gov. Scranton
Senate
House
Anthony J. Petrosky
Centennial Commission
Senate Appropriations
Scranton
Goldwater Attacks Liberals at GOP Young Republicans Meet
Sen. Barry Goldwater urged the 1964 GOP crowd to confront liberal ideas and city machines in a stirring San Francisco speech to about 3,000 Young Republicans. He defended his Senate bid, denounced Marxist economics, criticized Kennedy's Europe trip, and warned of a weak national leadership amid party wrangling.
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San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
U.S. Senate
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Kennedy
Ireland
Sugar Crop In Cuba Menaced By Planting Shortfall
Havana report says the Cuban Sugar crop is menaced as only 158,400 acres may be planted by June 30, about 3 percent of normal, due to slow adoption of new systems hindering plans by the party and revolutionary government.
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Havana
iHoy
Hoy
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