Kennedy Appeals to Democrats at Madison Square Garden
President Kennedy, at a large Democratic rally in New York, framed his program as constructive action against GOP opposition. He touted Peace Corps aid, foreign policy, health care, and better schools, joking about Medicare eligibility as his birthday nears.
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Kennedy
New York
Madison Square Orden
Madison Square Garden
Republican Party
the Garden
Khen
Community of Free and Independent Nations
Peace Corps
United Nations
Waldorf—mine
Ous
Lindbergh
Darien
Conn
Grand Central Station
Fifth Ave
Slim
AMA Chief Hits Health Care Effort
AMA leader denounces the King-Anderson plan for health care for the aged as a political campaign funded by tax money. He questions rally organizers the National Council of Senior Citizens and calls for disclosure of funding and leadership.
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AMA
Chicago
Leonard W. Larson
Treasury
Congress
National Council of Senior Citizens
Committee Plans Start Of Probe
The Senate investigations subcommittee meets behind closed doors Monday to begin testimony in the Billie Sol Estes inquiry. Chairman McClellan anticipates executive witnesses, with possible Agriculture Department officials, as hearings target whether Estes benefited from government actions in federal farm programs. Mundt notes a possible SBA loan scheme but says evidence is not yet proven. Freeman pledges full cooperation to uncover fault.
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Washington
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Billie Sol Estes
Estes
McClellan
Agriculture Department
Subcommittee
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Small Business Administration
Mundt
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Commission Reports Racial Segregation In Housing Grows
The North Carolina Civil Rights Advisory Committee verdict shows widening racial segregation in housing statewide. The report notes poorer Negro housing, restricted sales or rentals, and limited Negro representation on housing boards, while highway projects displace more Blacks. It also cites easier loan access for those with income and improving urban housing due to government and private initiatives.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
North Carolina Civil Rights Advisory Committee
McNeill Smith
West Virginia
South Carolina
Alabama
Kentucky
Arkansas
Mississippi
Military Buildup On Border Mounts
U S Gen Paul D Harkins inspected scattered command near the Laos border and praised its readiness The buildup aims to deter Communist aggression with a target strength of about 5000 troops The advance party includes 185 soldiers from Hawaii’s 25th Division and 1000 in the 1st Battle Group near Khorat Marines from Okinawa are stationed at Udon Camp in pup tents near the Mekong hills.
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Bangkok
Thailand
U. S
Paul D. Harkins
Laos
Hawaii
Khorat
Harkins
South Viet Nam
Udon
Okinawa
Fee Hills
Mekong
Explosion Injures Nine in Saigon Street Assault
Three American servicemen and eight Vietnamese were wounded when a green grenade exploded on a Saigon street near a U S billet. The blast occurred as witnesses report a car threw the device at the Hung Dao Hotel. Military said the grenades were homemade and no one seriously injured.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Ho Chin Minh
Viet Nam
Hung Dao
Phong Dinh
Here
Lindbergh Active in Aviation World at 60
Charles Lindbergh remains a busy aviation consultant and public figure, living quietly in Darien Connecticut. He works with the Defense Department and Pan American World Airways while staying out of the spotlight, seldom seen in public but actively shaping missile, aviation, and historical efforts.
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Glenn
Lindbergh
Bruno Hauptmann
England
United States
Darien
Conn
White House
Andre Malraux
Lauren D. Lyman
Defense Department
Air Academy
Pentagon
Library of Congress
Charles Lindbergh
Marvin W. McFarland
Pan American World Airways
North America
Europe
Pan-Am
New York
London
Rome
Beirut
Saigon
Tokyo
Jon
California
Land
Washington
Anne
Scott
Reeve
Scot's Cove
Connecticut
Orbit Shot Postponed Second Time in Space Program
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP the second U S man in orbit mission was postponed again delaying the Aurora 7 flight to at least Thursday May 1 1964 NASA officials said new bugs in the Atlas rocket thermostat gyro system prompted the delay. The faulty parts were being shipped to San Diego for replacement and testing before the apparatus returns for installation.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
U.S
Atlas
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Navy
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
San Diego
Calif
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Anna Rosenberg
Robert Wagner
Democratic Party
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Charles A. Lindbergh
Spirit OF
ST. Louis
Cpl
Robert Goodwin
San Francisco
Udorn
Goodwin
John L. McClellan
Commission Reports
Nong Sahan
James L. Richardson Jr
Ta Khli
Friendship Highway
Jules Lohap
America
John Glenn
Charles Lindbergh l
Paris
Long Island Sound
New England
Lindberghs
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