Connie Rothe Feted at Party
Connie Rothe was feted at a June 25 party at Trinity Lutheran Church to honor her engagement to Airman Second Class Sharon Stoll. The event drew sixty five guests with music, gifts, and decorations including ivory ferns and pink candles. Mrs. Alfred Peters and Miss Ideanette Rothe assisted, and hostesses included Mrs. Dan Rhiximan and others.
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Senate moves to approve Swidler for FPC chair
President Kennedy's pick Joseph C. Swidler seeks Senate approval to join the Federal Power Commission as future chairman. Swidler, former TVA general counsel, follows the Morgan confirmation amid partisan debate. Republicans hint at scrutiny but aim to avoid a repeat of Morgan’s contentious handling.
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Kennedy hid back injury from wife as reports rise
White House says President Kennedy kept his back strain secret from Jacqueline Kennedy. Press Secretary Pierre Salinger said she learned of it from newspaper stories while in Greece and urged him to return to Washington, but he reportedly refused until she read more.
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Do Their Pens Tell by Jean Sprain Wilson AP Newsfeatures Wester
In a stylistic portrait of First Ladies Jackie Kennedy and Nikita Khrushchev’s wife Nina, handwriting analysis reveals private traits. Sara’s observations note Jackie’s poised, ambitious charm and Nina’s calm, non ostentatious logic, reflecting public privacy demands. The piece links handwriting clues to personalities amid political roles.
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Algerian and French Peace Talks Fail
At Evian the French Algerian peace talks collapsed after a request for a 10 to 15 day reflection period. The French delegation balked at compromise terms and refused to set a resume date, signaling the talks may not resume soon. Rebel spokesman Aedha Malek accused the French side of blocking limits and shunning meetings to ease the deadlock.
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Frederick Votes Down Street Paving Proposed District
Frederick voters defeated a proposal to create a special improvement district to pave streets. The measure failed 106 to 86 as the town faced severe flood damage recently. The plan would have allowed the town board to levy up to two mills annually to fund bond financing for the paving program. A loan through the Federal Housing and Loan Administration was noted as an option with a 32 year payback at 4 percent.
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Compiled notes hint at capital matters and cursive influence
Fragmented text references capital issues and the ability to express thought via cursive forms. It mentions Mes, past Am jFear Graphological See leader, and Sara confirming public chatter about Jackie's interest in art, with stray mentions of hearing aids and Bogan's-Ady.
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