Week-Long Easter Peace Trek Begins In New Jersey
A group of 300 peace marchers arrives in Trenton to start a week-long trek from McGuire Air Force Base toward United Nations headquarters in New York. They chant The Aldermaston March and Down by the Riverside with signs calling for disarmament and an atom bomb ban. Local residents react mixed, police manage traffic, and Quaker hosts provide overnight shelter on the journey.
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Trenton
N.J
Aldermaston
England
Friends Meeting House
Hanover and
Montgomery Streets
McGuire Air Force Base
Wrightstown
United Nations
New York
Anti Belgian Afro Asian Move On Congo Awaited
Delegations from Africa and Asia plan to urge the United Nations General Assembly to demand a rapid Belgian withdrawal from the Congo. The draft resolution aims to back a February Security Council call and follows Congo crisis debates sparked by a Soviet request.Belgian withdrawal and U.N. force rights are being debated as Matadi port tensions rise with Congolese authorities seizing ships and cargo.
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ANT Nations
N. Y
U. N. General Assembly
Congo
Security Council
Belgium
U.N. Conciliation Commission
U. N
Matadi
Hadassah Endorses Kennedy Education Bill in U S
Hadassah the women's Zionist organization of America endorsed President Kennedy's education bill. The executive committee approved on behalf of more than 318000 members, citing urgent public school funding needs and asserting that aid to parochial schools is not a concern of the bill.
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New York
Hadassah
Women's Zionist Organization of America
Kennedy
Jackie Lees Foxhounds In Race
Mrs. John F. Kennedy attended the Piedmont foxhounds point-to-point races in Upperville Virginia with her daughter Caroline. The First Lady wore hunting attire and joined friend Mrs. Paul Fout at the race on the Glen Ora estate near Middleburg. They plan to travel to Palm Beach for Easter vacation after the weekend.
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Middleburg
John F. Kennedy
Orange County Hunt
Piedmont
A. C. Randolph
Kennedy
Washington
White House
Palm Beach
Fla
White House sought 18th century furniture in big Parke Bennett sale
The Parke Bennett Galleries closed a two day sale of the late Reginald M. Lewis collection with bids totaling 418745 dollars. A White House inquiry appeared possible after Mrs Kennedy requested a catalogue but dealers largely said they acted for private collectors and some items went to Dr Donald Shelley of the Henry Ford Museum.
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New York
White House
Parke-Bennet
Reginald M. Lewis
Easton
Wilmington
Del
John F. Kennedy
Lewis
White
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Sam
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Jackie Lees
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Cologne
Laiglon
L’aiglon
S.M.L
Formfit
Jacqueline and
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