Mrs JFK Move Sparks New York Civic Pride
New York reacts with unusual civic pride as Mrs John F. Kennedy and her two children plan to move to the city this fall first to the Carlyle Hotel and then into an apartment. The Daily News mocks the idea of visiting versus living in New York while the Herald Tribune hopes the family finds anonymity amid the eight million residents and World’s Fair bustle. stories note famed guests like General Douglas MacArthur and Herbert Hoover once seeking privacy at major hotels.
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Hugh Mulligan
New York
John F. Kennedy
Georgetown
Washington
Carlyle
Brooklyn Bridge
The
Daily News
Joseph Dicarlo
Mrs. Kennedy
mid-Manhattan
Herald Tribune
Clifton Fadiman
Douglas MacArthur
Herbert Hoover
Waldorf Astoria
Love Letters Said Written By Harding Found in Marion
A packet of over 250 letters written by Warren G. Harding to Marion, Ohio resident Mrs. James Phillips, dating 1909 to 1920, surfaced in Harding hometown. The letters imply affairs while he was married and reference potential money for silence. The discovery ties to author Nan Britton’s 1927 disclosures and a 50 year secrecy plan for the letters.
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NEW York
Warren G. Harding
Marion
Ohio
New York Times
Harding
James Phillips
Phillips
Russell
Nan Britton
Miss Britton
Elizabeth Ann
Asbury Park
N.J
Phil
Students May Continue Race Efforts
Rep. Don Edwards of California says student efforts to help Negroes register to vote in Mississippi will continue year round. He praises his son Leonard, a 23 year old law student, for going to Mississippi. Edwards warns of safety risks after a Negro district house they slept in was bombed.
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Geoffrey Gould Washington
Don Edwards
D-Calif
Mississippi
Edwards
Leonard
Misssissippi
McComb
Miss
Doctor Bunim Dies at 58 in Bethesda
Dr. Joseph Jay Bunim 58, clinical director at the National Institute of Arthritis and Metabolic Diseases, died Wednesday of a heart attack in Bethesda Maryland.
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Joseph Jay Bunim
Marines May Seek Boost in Manpower to Meet New Jets
Gen. Wallace Greene Jr. said the Marine Corps will request an increase from 190,000 as new aircraft and weapons enter service. The F4B Phantom requires a two man crew and up to 100 additional personnel per squadron, creating a staffing challenge by fiscal 1966.
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Wallace Greene Jr
Associated Press
Corps
Marine Corps
Kenneldy
Greene
Eastern North Carolina Seen as State’s Fastest Growing Area
Ambrose B. Dudley reports that UNC researchers C. D. Blaine and James A. Gentry Jr. forecast 13 percent industrial growth in Eastern North Carolina by 1970, with a 1963–1964 surge adding about 190 million dollars in investments. Local leaders cite the need for broader vocational training, expanded services, tax reform, and state support, while stressing balance between industry and agriculture and improved race relations for ongoing growth.
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North Carolina
University of North Carolina
C. D. Blaine
University
Business School
James A. Gentry Jr
Vernon Morton
Wilson Council
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Rocky Mount
Burlington Mills
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