Kennedy aid to South Viet Nam remains vague according to AP
James Marlow reports from Washington that the Kennedy administration shows marked vagueness and silence on aid to South Vietnam. The piece notes limited public statements and unclear policy direction as concerns grow over U.S. involvement in Southeast Asia.
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Kennedy
Eisenhower
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Maxwell Taylor
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Viet Nam
Diem
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Rich Bachelor Plans Cookout on Long Island Estate
Perry Grant, a 25 year old wealthy bachelor and court stenography service general manager, plans a Sunday cookout for close friends at his Long Island estate. He has notified police for orderly gates, and the event has drawn guests from across the country after his Maryland swamp plane crash escape.
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Rockville Centre
N.Y
Perry Grant
Long Island
Grant
Maryland
Urban Renewal Grants Awarded in Kansas
The Urban Renewal Administration announced four grants totaling 22620 to aid five Kansas localities in planning growth and development. Atchison receives 5600. Colby and Thomas County share 3280. Concordia 2800. Independence 10920. Grants are supplemented by state and local funds and managed by the Kansas Industrial Development Commission.
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Washington
Kansas
Urban Renewal Administration
Atchison
Colby
Thomas County
Concordia
Independence
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Mauna Kea Tallest Peak Height Stated
The world’s tallest mountain is Mauna Kea in the Hawaiian Islands. It rises partly above sea level and is reported at 33 476 feet in height.
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Pacific Ocean
Mauna Kea
Hawaiian Islands
Tax Cuts Sought as Cure for Business Wounds
US Treasury secretary argues for broad income tax cuts next year as leaders warn of weak investment and stock market jitters. Roger Blough of U S Steel urges depreciation reform to boost confidence while firms await possible reforms and higher profits.
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New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Dillon
Congress
Roger Blough
U.S. Steel
Treasury
Blough
Kennedy-Brough
Washington
Marilyn Monroe Falls Ill Delays Hit Studio Shoot
Hollywood reports Marilyn Monroe is ill and absent from most of the first two weeks of filming Some Things Got to Give. Producers and studio insiders say she arrives late and leaves early prompting talk of a possible replacement with Kim Novak while Dean Martin jokes about being the highest paid golfer.
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Hollywood
Marilyn Monroe
Marilyn
Gaid
20Th Century-Fox
Kim Novak
Dean Martin
Mstory
Renomination bid filed by Dist. Judge Birne in Kansas
Dist. Judge C. E. Birne of Hill City seeks Republican renomination in the 84th judicial district covering Sharman Thomas Sheridan Graham and Rooks counties. More than 58 million have visited the Lincoln Memorial in Washington since 1922.
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Topeka
C. E. Birne
Hill City
84Th Judicial District
Sharman, Thomas, Sheridan, Graham
Rooks Counties
Lincoln Memorial
Washington D.C
Damage suit filed against Air France
Atlanta dentists Hope Harvey Payne Jr and Robert Payne filed a $250,000 negligence suit in U.S. District Court against Air France over a jetliner crash in France that killed 130 people. They allege the Boeing 707 was overloaded with passengers baggage and fuel and not airworthy. their mother Annette Snelson Payne 86 was among the victims.
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Atlanta, Ga
Air France
Tnday
France
U.S. District Court
Hope Harvey Payne Jr
Robert Payne
Atlanta
Annette Snelson Payne
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