Kennedy Visits Boston for Democratic Rally and Football
President Kennedy flew to Boston from Bangor to address New England Democrats using the same platform as Goldwater three nights earlier. He met Massachusetts officials at Logan Airport then attended Harvard Stadium to watch Harvard face Columbia, joined by Rep. Torbert MacDonald and Gov. Endicott Peabody. Kennedy’s Maine trip featured a foreign policy speech at the University of Maine campus in Orono, while New England Democrats planned a large fundraising dinner in Boston. Goldwater criticized Kennedy as a “would-be king” amid a split over spending and domestic programs in a bid for Massachusetts support.
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JFK Visits Infant Son Burial Spot
President John F Kennedy left politics and football to visit the grave of his infant son Patrick Bouvier Kennedy. He drove from Harvard Stadium to Holyhood Cemetery as news reported the baby died less than 40 hours after a premature birth at Otis Air Force Base Hospital on Cape Cod. His death occurred at Boston's Children's Hospital Medical Center despite efforts by leading physicians.
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Two Are Picked As Their Queen
In Moscow Idaho five finalists competed for homecoming queen but the all male student body chose two winners Kathy Baxter from Buhl and Jeri Ross from Coeur d Alene both 20 years old. Alumni president James Roper of Burley receives two congratulatory kisses rather than one.
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Kennedy warns of more crises but pursues peace
President Kennedy told about 11 000 at the University of Maine that basic American Soviet differences will yield further crises both large and small, though peace efforts must continue. He lauded recent East West accords as offering new opportunities while warning no single advance proves Soviet aims are changing. He urged readiness to talk or fight as needed.
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Professor Dr. Wilson Ranked Leader in Science and Industry
Dr. Wilson, a prolific author with over 100 scientific papers, has directed research and development for Imperial Chemical Industries Revertex Hudson Foam Plastics and Unipoint Laboratories. He holds multiple officer and director roles in Chemical Intermediates Ott Chemical Unipoint and Consolidated Pappas Enterprises, and his work spans chemistry, plastics, and medical foam innovations. He pursues hobbies in violin and photography between relentless projects.
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Bachelor Flier Pair Of Beauty
Houston AP reports newsmen ask astronauts about wives reactions to space flights. Captain Clifton C. Williams Jr., 31, Marine, replies his wife is enthusiastic and none of his lady friends voiced objection. Williams is the only bachelor among 30 astronauts.
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India Says U S Will Equip Troops
The Indian government claimed that the United States has agreed to equip two more mountain divisions for the Indian Army, a claim top American aid officials in New Delhi denied. The Americans said India had asked for eight divisions to be equipped.
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Brimfield Pig Invasion Shocks Local Family
Brimfield home of Mrs Thomas House awoke to more than a hundred uninvited pigs in the yard after escaping from Harold Gilles’ farm. Police corralled the porkers as a neighboring farm owner retrieved his stock. The incident occurred amid debates over U S aid to India and Pakistan’s objections, with Gen Maxwell D Taylor slated to visit Pakistan to ease tensions. Prime Minister Nehru urged resolve in a Saturday night broadcast.
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