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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1963
Page
27
Hyannis Port residents face tight scrutiny as summer home for the president brings seclusion and quiet to Irving Avenue. The street once thrived with yacht clubs and families, but the presence of Buckets the basset hound and the president’s security means restrictions and attention for locals.
News of all-number dialing ANC spreads from California to national debate. Protesters cite memory and tradition, while AT&T and the industry tout efficiency and expanded numbering. Experts warn of long-term memorability and regional code limits amid a push to 792 centrals per code area.
A portrait of President Kennedy and family life in Hyannis Port shows local routines adapting to heavy Secret Service presence. Neighbors, visitors, and long-time residents share space with guards, patrols, and guarded access as Kennedy summers on Irving Avenue, sails, and relaxes with family while media attention and public curiosity persist.
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