Children’s Antics Cheer Kennedys at Hospital Visit
OTIS AIR FORCE BASE Mass AP President Kennedy today brought his two children to the hospital again with the family dog Charley to see Mrs. Ford minder.
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Rusk Urges Senate to Ratify Test Ban Treaty
U S Senate hearings open as Secretary of State Dean Rusk testifies on the need to ratify the nuclear test ban pact. He argues the treaty slows arms escalation without sacrificing U.S. security, while President Kennedy and leaders discuss East German and Soviet positions. The briefing follows Kennedy family events after the premature birth of Patrick Bouvier Kennedy.
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Two Convicts Missing After Riot at Indiana Farm
PUTNAMVILLE Ind AP Two prisoners were missing two hospitalized and five others with minor wounds after an Indiana state farm riot ended with state troopers firing birdshot. About 500 inmates tore through doors to seize narcotics, then guards conducted a search with part of the drugs recovered. Arthur Campbell said the extent of damage was not yet determined and no structural damage noted. Two escapees were named Robert Stith and Samuel Crouch, both 19 and jailed for trespass and jail break respectively. Walter Oliver 19 and Frank Harrison 53 suffered injuries from birdshot and brick respectively. Campbell noted two thirds did not join the riot and helped quell it. The outbreak followed the death of Merrill Hobbs, with prisoners alleging inadequate medical care.
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30 Days To Better Grades Series For Students
The Enterprise announces 30 DAYS TO BETTER GRADES a public service series by The Reading Laboratory of New York. It targets teens with simple study methods, reading comprehension tips, and course strategies to improve grades and manage homework demands.
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Halleck Backers Quietly Open Bid For 1964 Nomination
Washington report says Rep. Charles A. Halleck Indiana House GOP leader has quietly attracted backing from top Republicans as a potential dark horse for the 1964 presidential nomination. Supporters say Halleck is openly available for the race, while Rockefeller Goldwater and other rivals are deemed less favorable by party leaders.
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Life Under Communism Why Do People Risk Lives To Flee East Germany
A former East German refugee recalls 16 months behind the Berlin Wall and the 1950s to escape. She notes the drive for freedom, restricted thinking and scarce goods, describing dangers of border guards, tunnels, and mine fields as she explains why some risk everything to leave. The article frames personal fear and the longing for autonomy as central motives.
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Ex Venezuelan Ex-President Perez Jimenez Extradited to U.S.
The United States agrees to extradite former Venezuelan president Marcos Perez Jimenez to face embezzlement charges exceeding 13 million dollars. Secretary of State Dean Rusk announced the action, the first such order for a former chief of state. Perez has been jailed in Miami since December 12, 1962, while Venezuela requests extradition.
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Woman Killed by Pressurized Can Explosion in Yard
Mildred Aron, 49, mother of three, was killed in Willow Grove Pennsylvania when a pressurized can exploded in a backyard incinerator. A fragment severed her jugular vein as she stood about six feet away from the device.
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Patriarch Of Medicine Dies In Asheville
Dr Marion C Millender, Asheville s patriarch of medicine and oldest UNC alumnus, died at his home at 104. He practiced here into his 90s after establishing his office in 1831, renowned as a general practitioner with noted success in infant and child care.
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University of North Carolina
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