Kennedy Beefs Up Peace Talk As Markets Drift
Stocks eased after a holiday lull as Kennedy sent Krushchev a hopeful message on world peace. Oil shares rose while major issues fluctuated with rails and autos mixed. The president toured Cape Cod with his family and planned a Nantucket Sound cruise aboard the Honey Fitz.
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Washington
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Demonstrators Block Park Traffic in Jones Beach Protest
Forty Negro and white CORE members staged a sit down in front of moving cars at Jones Beach Long Island to push the Long Island State Park Commission to hire more Negroes and Puerto Ricans. About 20 demonstrators were bumped or brushed by cars and traffic halted several times. A Negro man and a white man alleged harsh police treatment, claims denied by officers. No arrests were made. CORE seeks 150 additional Negro and Puerto Rican summer hires plus 3,700 temporary workers recently hired.
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Long Island
Congress of Racial Equality
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Park Commission
Statue of Mary Sawyer Lamb Honored in Sterling Mass
A Sterling Massachusetts town unveils a statue of Mary Sawyer, the girl who cared for a sickly lamb that became part of a nursery rhyme. The event, held at Sterling Common near Mary’s historic cottage, was attended by AL Borden of New York, head of the National Dairymen’s Association. The tale inspired verses by John Roulstone and later by the Defense Department’s writers as nursery lore, cementing Mary’s lamb in local lore.
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Duke
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Boston
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Kennedy
Elizabeth’s Hospital
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Coast Guard to lead coordinated program amid Kennedy event notes
Fragmented OCR passage mentions Coast Guard organizing a pro gram with war era controls and notes about Mrs Kennedy and a helicopter arrival at Hyannis Port. It references Ambassador Joseph P Ken I and a baby delivery around noon. Other numbers appear as unrelated stock data.
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Trade pact signed between Chile and Yugoslavia
Belgrade Yugoslavia AP Chile and Yugoslavia signed a trade agreement to expand goods exchanges. A rail labor spokesman said rules changes become effective July 11 after the bargaining deadline. NAACP rally in Chicago followed the parade led by Daley Wilkins and Medgar Evers. Evers’ widow and children attended. Medgar Evers received the Springarn Medal posthumously to his widow.
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Governor Sanford Opens Racial Discussion With NC Mayors
Greensboro session gathers North Carolina mayors for frank talk on racial problems. Gov. Terry Sanford presides with Capus Waynick at UNC Greensboro amid expectations of broad city, town representation. meeting open to public and press after prior Raleigh session.
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Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Tos
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High Point
University of North Carolina At
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Raleigh
Rewsmer
Weatherman Rehired Amid Flurry Of Sunshine Forecasts
Cleethorpes officials rehired veteran forecaster Raymond Comray after firing him for predicting rain too often. A council spokesman noted his forecasts were nearly always correct and that locals prefer his guidance, especially in a seaside town reliant on sunny spells.
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England
Pee Bere
Raymond Comray Tolday
Cleethorpes
London
Comray
Today In History Highlights From July 5 1963
On this date notable events include Franklin D Roosevelt signing the Wagner-Connery bill creating the National Labor Relations Act in 1935 and Father Hennepin discovering St Anthony Falls in 1680. Other items reference Napoleon's capture of Alexandria in 1798 and California declaring independence from Mexico in 1846.
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St. Anthony Falls
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Minn
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California
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Henry Morgenthau Jr
Treasury
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Segni Receives Wire From JFK After Italy Visit
Rome AP reports President Antonio Segni received a telegram from President Kennedy on Wednesday thanking him for a courteous visit and reaffirming the United States Italy ties. Kennedy returned to Washington Tuesday night ending a two day Italian visit.
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Draft Quota Announced for September
Washington AP reports the Defense Department set a September draft quota of 12,008 men, unchanged from August, to meet an estimated Army need of 23,790 and sustain current strength. The year’s total inductees since September 1950 reaches 2,845,450.
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Defense Department
Portuguese Delegate Barred From Public Education Meet
At Geneva the Portuguese permanent delegate Fernando de Alcambar Pereira was barred from the U N sponsored Conference of Public Education over Portugal’s colonial policy in Angola. He protested during the afternoon session, prompting a walkout by some delegates and triggering a call for expulsion by the conference official.
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International Conference of Public Education
Angola
Fernando de Alcambar Pereira
Portugal
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Aft
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Kennedy seeks 108 million for Peace Corps funding
President Kennedy sent a bill to Congress on Independence Day proposing 108 million dollars for the Peace Corps for the current fiscal year. The request aims to place about 13,000 volunteers in training or abroad by September 1964, with roughly 9,000 enrolled by year end.
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Kennedy
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