Kennedy cautions unions on inflationary wage demands
President Kennedy told 10 000 UAW delegates in Atlantic City he will not back price or wage fixing in peacetime and urged shared responsibility in negotiations. He touted productivity gains and noninflationary settlements while promising Medicare financing through Social Security. He noted differences with Walter Reuther but reiterated moderation policies and avoidance of wage price fixing.
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Whitney
Atlantic City
N.J
Kennedy
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Washington
Congress
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Ken
Nedy
Convention Hall
JFK
Reuther
Chamber of Commerce
American Medical Association
Ribicoff Attacks New Jersey Doctors Over Social Security Plan
Secretary of Welfare Abraham Ribicoff criticized New Jersey doctors who pledged not to treat patients under the proposed Social Security health insurance program for the aged. He accused them of blackmailing Congress and the public, noting the hospitals they work at received federal grants of 572 246 dollars for construction and equipment. He said their stance violates the Hippocratic oath and harms a basic national need.
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Washington
Abraham Ribicoff
New Jersey
Congress
Ribicoff
Point Pleasant Hospital
Point Pleasant
N.J
Fitkin Memorial Hospital
Neptune
Kennedy
World Mother award goes to Mrs John H Glenn Sr
The American Mothers Committee named Mrs John H Glenn Sr of New Concord Ohio as World Mother in addition to selecting Mary Celesta Weatherly of Fort Payne Alabama as American Mother of 1962. The award honors the mother whose home training and love shaped her son into a symbol of courage and spiritual strength. Weatherly, 70, widow, has three married children and seven grandchildren.
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New York
American Mothers Committee, Inc
John H. Glenn Sr
New Concord
Ohio
Mary Celesta Weatherly
Fort Payne
Ala
John H. Glenn Jr
Daniel A. Poling
Lafayette Submarine Lafayette Christened by First Lady Kennedy
Mrs. John F. Kennedy christened America's heaviest submarine the Lafayette, a 425 foot, 7000 ton Polaris firing vessel. Secretary of the Navy Fred Korth hailed its role in alliance with France and peace. French ambassador Hervé Alphand and others attended amid pacifist protests outside General Dynamics plant.
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Angelo Natale
Groton
Conn
John F. Kennedy
America
Lafayette
Thames River
Connecticut
Roger Lewis
General Dynamics
Dysentery Kills Two In Shelby
In Shelby North Carolina two preschool playmates Sandra Raye Tessineer two and Marcus Hugh Gantt died after fever and convulsions. A family several members ill with contagious dysentery and raw milk suspected. Health officer urges cleanliness while tests proceed.
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Shelby
N.C
Z. P. Mitchell
Cleveland County
Sandra Raye Tessineer
Marcus Hugh Gantt
Tessineer
Darlene
Official Testifies Military Men Sell Mutual Funds
King Merritt & Co. president H. L. Jamieson said active duty officers are among his best part time fund salesmen. The SEC inquiry examines sales commissions and lenderlike installments, noting 29 percent of certain Axe-Houghton Fund B buyers cashed out or defaulted.
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Frank Cormier
Washington
Federal
H. L. Jamieson
King Merritt & Co., Inc
New York
Fred Moss
SEC
King Merritt
The
Channing Corp
Moss
Jamieson Red
Jamieson
James McConnell
Richard H. Paul
Axe-Houghton Fund B
Paul
Investors Planning Corp. of America
Axe-Houghton
Walter Benedick
Investors Planning
Pro Communists Chase Nam Tha Garrison
In Vientiane Laos the Defense Ministry says pro-Communist forces pursue remnants of the Nam Tha royal garrison southwest toward Houei Sai. A three hour battle at Vieng Phou Kha forced government troops to retreat 40 miles toward Houei Sai as Red Chinese and North Vietnamese forces are cited in the pursuit. Rebel Pathet Lao troops reportedly approach within 20 miles of Houei Sai as plans to seize northern Laos unfold.
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Vientiane
Laos
Defense Ministry
Nam Tha
Howei Sai
Vieng Phou Kha
Houei Sai
Voter Turnout Seen Light in Five States With Florida Highlight
Primary elections today draw voters in Ohio Florida Indiana West Virginia and New Mexico. Florida eyes record crowds amid Kennedy social security debate as Lausche Smathers and Fascell seek renomination while Pepper faces scrutiny over a Kennedy endorsement.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Florida
Indiana
West Virginia
New Mexico
Kennedy
U.S
Frank J. Lausche
George Smathers
Michael V. DiSalle
Atty
Mark McElroy
James A. Rhodes
John Marshall Briley
Toledo
Senate
Robert Taft Jr
Thomas Lowell Fess
Smathers
Dante Fascell
Miami
Fascell
David C. Eldredge
Claude Pepper
House
Pepper
Cliff Herrell
Miami Springs
Edwin L. Mechem
Joe M. Montoya
Thomas G. Morris
Charles A. Halleck
Four of 11 Pitt County prison escapees recaptured
Greenville AP report says four of the eleven felons who fled their medium custody unit after sawing through bars have been caught. George Staples 23 of Walkertown serving life for murder was nabbed near Bethel on State Highway 11. Darden 18 of Goldsboro and Laye 26 of Belmont were arrested in Ridgeville South Carolina after driving a stolen trailer park car. Picarski 20 of Parma Ohio was hiding near NC 903 and 11. Remaining fugitives hunted by law enforcement and prison staff. Guards Bullock and Killingsworth were fired for failing to monitor prisoners.
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Greenville
N.C
Pitt County
George Staples
Walkertown
Bethel
Ridgeville
S.C
Charleston
Leroy Darden
Goldsboro
Floyde Laye
Belmont
Robert Charles Picarski
Parma
Ohio
North Carolina
Raymond Earl Bullock
Albert L. Killingsworth
Staples
Picarski
Woodrow Whitfield
Edgecombe County
Thomas Leroy Woodman
Lumberton
Marvin Tew
Beaufort
John T. McMurray
Albemarle
Johnny Cobb
Rocky Mount
James Wilson
Beckley
W. Va
John W. Shealey
Hickory
Dentists Oppose King-Anderson Health Bill at North Carolina Convention
North Carolina dentists at Pinehurst oppose the King-Anderson Social Security aged care bill. The House of Delegates adopted a resolution calling it an encroachment on states rights and not the best solution for senior citizens. They urged members to contact lawmakers and oppose the measure.
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Pinehurst
N.C
North Carolina
King-Anderson
House of Delegates
North Carolina Dental Society
U.S
House of Representatives
E. A. Pearson Jr
State Board of Health
Britain Backs Kennedy in Berlin Dispute
London fully backs the U S stance in the Berlin access talks with the Soviet Union. Prime Minister Eden? No, Foreign Secretary Home confirms Britain supports President Kennedy against West Germany’s Adenauer on plans for an international authority to oversee Berlin access routes. Ulbricht in Moscow rejects international control.
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London
Britain
Kennedy
United States
West Germany
Berlin
U.S
David Bruce
Foreign Office
Lord Home
Soviet Union
Konrad Adenauer
East Germany
Wilhelm Grewe
Washington
Bonn
Adenauer
Grewe
Dean Rusk
West Berlin
Walter Ulbricht
Moscow
North Carolina doctors debate medical care for the aged
The North Carolina Medical Society faces debates on care for the aged with resolutions on no strike pledges and resisting government tied systems. Gov. Sanford spoke at the morning session while Dr. Norma A. Welch and Dr. Claude B. Squires led discussions on preserving doctor patient relationships.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
House of Delegates
State Medical Society
Society
Gov. Sanford
Norma A. Welch
American Medical Association
Chet Holifield
D-Calif
Claude B. Squires
Charlotte
Theociety
David G. Welton
New Jersey
Kennedy
Pamlico‘Albemarle Medical Society
Tar Heel
Jar
Johnston County
Dr. Welton
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UAW Conventioners Union
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Ifndidta
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