Kennedy and Mexico Resume Unity Talks in Mexico City
President Kennedy rises from a large public reception in Mexico City to meet with President Adolfo Lopez Mateos. They plan an hour and a half session to discuss the Alliance for Progress and economic questions while avoiding explicit Castro wording. Public response across Mexico signals strong unity toward hemispheric cooperation.
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Mexico City
Kennedy
Mexico
Americas
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Fidel Castro
Latin America
U.S
Hemisphere
America
United States
Alliance For Progress
Lopez Mateos
Organization of American States
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Cuba
OAS
Nixon urges strong local government at Eisenhower rally
At Eisenhower’s farm Nixon told Republicans that stronger local government is the answer to Washington overreach and said he is running for California governor. The gathering drew party members from 40 states as Republican leaders offered cautious views on a broader policy push.
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Gettysburg
Richard M. Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Washington
California
Nixon
Eisenhower Farm
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Congress
Sweden Pays Last Debt To U S
Sweden settled all remaining debts to the United States 21 years early. The Treasury said Sweden paid 16.217 million dollars plus 197 506.85 interest, liquidating Marshall Plan loans for postwar European reconstruction.
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Washington
Kingdom of Sweden
United States
Treasury
Sweden
Summer Publishing Schedule For Family Weekly
The July 1 and July 8 1962 issues of Family Weekly will combine into a single July 8 issue and will appear with The Enterprise bi weekly through July to September. Readership will receive Family Weekly with The Enterprise on July 8, July 22, August 5, August 19, September 2, September 16, and September 30.
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Family Weekly Magazine
Enterprise
Bts
Family Weekly
The
Red China flaunts artillery power near Quemoy amid peace bid
In Tokyo Red China defies Kennedy by firing its strongest artillery show in 13 years off Quemoy while rejecting a no-force Renunciation. Peiping warns against U S intervention as Chiang Kai-shek regime faces increased troop redeployment toward south China and amid unrest in Kin and Viet Nam.
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Red China
Kennedy
Formosa Strait
Quemoy
New China
Peiping
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Formosa
Eisenhower
Chiang Kai-shek
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Matsu
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Pescadores
Chiang
Chu Teh
Red Army
Fukien
Nationalist Defense Ministry
Churchill Awakens After Operation Left Thigh Pinned
Sir Winston Churchill awoke from a restorative sleep after surgeons pinned his fractured left thigh. An 11:00 bulletin said he has had a good night and is comfortable with a satisfactory condition. Doctors expect two weeks in Middlesex Hospital and a month to walk again after release.
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London
Winston Churchill
Lord Moran
Churchill
Middlesex Hospital
Winds Gusty Rains Flood Outer Banks NC Coast
Heavy rains and gusty northeast winds lash the Outer Banks and coastal North Carolina causing higher tides and flooding. New Bern reports 9.22 inches in 24 hours, with Kinston 4.30 and Williamston 4.45 inches, as a slow-moving low pressure system edged north.
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North Carolina
Weather Bureau
New Bern
Kinston
Williamston
Enterprise Gives Preview Of New Look And Content
The Sunday Enterprise announces tomorrow’s issue will introduce a feature front and revamped coverage. Read about High Point downtown banks backing the area, a drive-in converted into a church office, and a woman succeeding her husband as Denton Recorder's Court judge.
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Sunday Enterprise
High Point
Denton
Recorder's Court
U S to Withdraw 7500 Europe Support Troops This Summer
Washington sources say about 7 500 Army support troops including quartermaster signal and ordnance would be pulled from Europe this summer. The move, not reducing combat forces, aims to shift supply and logistics to civilians, with units from the 40 000 reinforcing troops in Germany affected.
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Fred 8. Hoffman
Washington
United States
Europe
U.S
Germany
Berlin
Russia
7Th Army
Kennedy
Pentagon
Gold Dinosaur Contest Prize
A soft drink firm runs a national contest offering a 10 karat solid gold four inch dinosaur as top prize. Past prizes included a tropical island and a diamond doorknob, with the winner receiving $10,000 to spend on a mantelpiece for display.
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New York
Mart Scores Best Gain In 2 Years
New York reports two straight advancing sessions the first since May 28 Black Monday. Revived buying pushed a substantial gain through Thursday and a modest rise Friday giving the market its best weekly gain in two years while still from a very low base. Analysts attribute the rally to technical factors and note tempered optimism about a summer rally.
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New York
Wall Street
IRS 100th Anniversary Highlighting Lincoln Era Origins
Framing the IRS birthday with a retrospective on its creation during Lincoln’s Civil War era and the initial tax structures. The piece notes the 100 year milestone, the early payroll, and the evolution from wartime debt to a modern, large scale collection agency. It mentions the first tax rates and withholding practices, the 16th Amendment, and the shift from simple exemptions to broader tax mechanics. The narrative emphasizes the IRS as essential yet rarely applauded.
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Frank Cormier
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Lincoln
Congress
William Howard Taft
President
George S. Boutwell
Massachusetts
Secretary of the Treasury
Boutwell
Bomb Found Near Motel in Syracuse Area
Two teenage boys tossed a rusty aerial bomb into a pond near a North Syracuse motel after finding it in a field about a year earlier. Troopers said the device likely fell from a military aircraft and a Griffiss AFB demolition team was called to secure the scene.
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Syracuse
N.Y
James Greer
John Bradley
Bradley
Keith Clement
Oakley
Clement
Griffiss Air Force Base
Rome
Greer
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