Kennedy Heads For Europe Televised trip to Europe aims to woo audience
President Kennedy begins a 10 day European tour with extensive TV coverage expected across 12 western European countries. He plans stops in West Germany Ireland England Italy and Vatican City meeting Pope Paul VI. Berlin will be featured in a seven hour telecast from Checkpoint Charlie with parts aired live to the United States via Telstar and Relay satellites.
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Tonigt
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America
Berlin
Checkpoint Charlie
Berlin Wall
United States
Telstar
Andrews Air Force Base
Camp Train
Avis
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Ireland
England
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Vatican City
Vatican
Paul VI
Konrad Adenauer
Waln
Kenendy
White House
Push Around Motive Then Fatal Stabbing in Manhattan
A 13-year-old neighbor boy admitted stabbing an 11-year-old girl to death in her Manhattan apartment after claiming she had pushed him around. Police said the incident stemmed from a quarrel between youths.
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Manhattan
Erica Sayers
New Orleans
Kim Philip Halpern
New York Times
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Bronx
Children's Court
Pum Ae
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Shelcher
Lenin
Tass
World Congress of Women
Valentina
East River
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Eric Sayers
Gabrielle
Mexico
Gabe Bouche
Izvestia
Civil rights talks at White House target nondiscrimination
Civil rights spokesmen met with President Kennedy in the White House Cabinet room to discuss racial harmony and new legislation outlawing discrimination. The group, including A Philip Randolph, pressed for progress as demonstrations were urged and hearings planned on civil rights proposals.
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Kennedy
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Peace Campaign Pledged By Pope
A fragmentary report mentions AFL-CIO leader Randalah and a White House meeting related to a peace march idea. Names and details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the piece ties to a planned peace campaign and a demonstration timeline around August.
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Pope
Afl-Cio
Brotherhood of Sleeping
White House
Jahanh Gaminetes
Israelis Train With Hawk Missile Aid Clarified
In a Washington dispatch, Israel will train next month in the United States on the Hawk air defense missile as part of talks over a possible sale. Pentagon officials said no contract has been signed, while Israel seeks the system to counter a perceived buildup of air power in the Arab world. The report notes the Hawk’s limited range and the ongoing effort to enhance battlefield missile defense.
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Israel
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Life Magazine
Pentagon
United’ Arab Republic
Three Held On Riot Charges In Danville Church Raid
In Danville Virginia police raided High Street Baptist Church and arrested three SNCC officials on riot incitement charges. They were indicted with 16 others by a grand jury on inciting to riot amid recent racial demonstrations. bond set at $5,000.
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Hands of Summer feature in The Enterprise Sunday
A photo feature shows children's hands at play in summer, contrast to school work. Marie Venable, a High Point TEACHER-A, returns after 11 months in The Philippines and recalls tropical heat volcanoes and a nine foot python in an interview for the Sunday Enterprise. A three part Gettysburg series begins tomorrow.
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Marie Venable
Sunday Enterprise
Robert E. Lee
George Gordon Meade
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Gettysburg
Battle of
Fire damages Fayetteville shopping center firms burn
A Friday night blaze at a Fayetteville shopping center destroyed two businesses Carolina Furniture Co and Discount World and damaged three others Grady’s Sundries Highland Printers and the General Electric Appliance Center. Two firefighters were slightly injured and treated at a local hospital. Total damage estimated at $150000 or more. The fire began near 10 PM in the Carolina Furniture building and was under control about two hours after the 10 22 PM alarm.
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Fayetteville
N.C
Carl Cain
Cain
Thelr Carolina Furniture Co
Discount World
Grady's Sundries
Highland Printers
General Electric
Alton
Fayetteville City
Kennedy May Win Negro Votes May Offset Southern Losses
Kennedy’s civil rights push could win him Northern Negro votes enough to offset losses among Southern whites. Republicans face a possible barrel of pressure as Kennedy seeks a broad program, with outcomes hinging on Congress. Some GOP conservatives favor Goldwater sweeping the South to win.
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Jack Bell Washington
Kennedy
North
Congress
South
GOP
Dixie
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Mississippi
Racial tensions flare in Virginia city as arrests rise
Yesterday the southside Virginia city of 47 000 faced its second straight day of racial talk after a large protest. 29 people were arrested Wednesday night. Mayor Julian R Stinson convened an all white racial advisory committee with hotel and motel operators to plan a town meeting. About 150 have been arrested since the flare up and protests continue. Some face charges for violating an 8 slan injunction and a city ordinance aimed at limiting demonstrations.
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OS Corporation Cours
Virginia
Julian R. Stinson
Flea Circus Seeks Performers Amid Flea Shortage
Miss Pauline Testa who runs a flea circus in London says health authorities are reducing fleas nationwide and she needs trained performers. She offers $1.68 per dozen fleas, hopes to hire four stars for upcoming Newcastle engagement, and may cancel if not found soon.
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London
Pauline Testo
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