Kennedy Faces Crises at Hyannis Port in Busy Day
President Kennedy spent a workday at Hyannis Port handling multiple crises. He received an intelligence briefing on Cold War developments and nuclear testing nations, designated four Texas counties as major disaster areas, sent Senate nominations for federal posts, and dispatched a sympathy message to Burma over flood losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyannis Port
Mass
Cape Cod
Kennedy
Soviet Union
United States
Texas
Galveston
Aransas
Matagorda
Nueces
Senate
Charles Robert Ross
Burlington
Vermont Public Service Board
Federal Power Commission
Ross
Frederick Stueck
Securities and Exchange Commission
Burma
U. S
Bring A Friend Contest Under Way at Washington Terrace Park
Bring a Friend contest is in progress at Washington Terrace Park with registration blanks available at the park. The notice outlines fall supervised play from 3 to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9 to 12 noon Saturday at Hillside and Washington Terrace Centers, plus Teen-Age Night on Tuesdays at Hillside and Thursdays at Washington Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Terrace Park
Daniel Brooks Center
Hillside
Washington Terrace
Hillside Center
Vall Street
Daniel Brooks
Community club and society notices dominate local scene
A dense list of Monday through Friday meetings appears from YMCA finance to PTA councils, garden clubs, professional men’s clubs, usher choruses, and church groups. It notes dates, times, and addresses for St Charles area organizations and the historical capital fact for Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Chavis Ymca
PTA Council
Esquire Club
Golden Age Club
Car Chavis Board of Management
Gray Club
Fairview St
Leonard St
Boundary & Griffin
City of
St. Charles
Missouri
State
Capitol
South Main Street
HPHS Sports Week Features Pep Rally Sock Hop
Senior High High Points reports autumn themed sports week with a pep rally before the Gray High game, a sock hop run by the Student Council, and cheerleaders sponsoring the rally. A football clinic in the new gym, led by athletic director Tony Simeon, drew many non players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HPHS
Gray High
Winston-Salem
Tony Simeon
William Penn Notebook announces student council and yearbook plans
The Penn student body outlines organization for the year with James Clarke presiding. Jefferson Blackburn elected vice president, Pearl Peay secretary, Angela Hope assistant secretary, Nancy Hope treasurer, and Richard Chandler named student court judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clarke
Jefferson Blackburn
Pearl Peay
Angela Hope
Nancy Hope
Richard Chandler
Weather Outlook Across Regions With Mild Southeast Rise
Fair weather continues east of the Rockies Sunday. Scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms are forecast for the Rockies and the Great Basin. Mild conditions in the southeast with temperatures slowly rising in the upper Mississippi Valley, the Lakes region, the Ohio and Tennessee valleys, and the Northeast. AP Wirephoto.
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Rockies
Great Basin
Mississippi Valley
Lakes Region
Ohio
Tennessee Valleys
Northeast
Teen Opinion Of Jackie in Dutch Teen Column
De Tele graaf in The Hague runs a teens column by Bob and Brigitte asking teens for their view of Jacqueline Kennedy. Poll results show some teens say she is too assertive and overly styled, with comments on appearance and prominence.
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the Hague
Holland
de Telegraaf
Bob and
Brigitte
Jacqueline Kennedy
Bob
Jacqueline
105 Year-Old Chops Firewood in Cape Town Birthday
Eva Montsinger aged 105 in Ottery Cape Town marked her birthday by chopping a daily ration of firewood saying she dislikes sitting idle. Her grandfather lived to 114, underscoring a long-lived family tale.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Eva Montsinger
Ottery
YMCA Plans Wide Range Of Gym And Recreation Classes
The Industrial Management Club of the YMCA sponsors gym, swim and recreational classes starting this week. Most classes are free for members with non member fees from 5 to 10 dollars depending on activity. Instructors cover weightlifting paddle racket handball rifle volleyball trampoline swimming life saving skin and scuba diving ballroom dancing bridge chess and family night swim through Oct 6.
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YMCA
Billy McDaniel
Ken Yarborough
Hal Lackey
J. Frank Slaydon
Dick Meisky
Yarborough
Richard Spake
David Willett
Industrial Management Club
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VFW
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ladies Auxiliary
Dorothy Hunter
High Point
Sheraton Ballroom
John A. Parker
Cal
Sam Story
Lake Wales
Fla
VFW National Council
Dewey Beauchamp
Asheville
State Department
Auxiliary
Joe Rawhey
JFK
Carl Chavis
WSCS
Woman's Society of Christian Service
St. Mark Methodist Church
Blue Iris Garden Club
Harmon Bush
Cedar St
H. H. LeMar
Hobson Street
M. B. Davis
Africa
C. E. Yokely
O. E. Tillman
L. B. Haizlip
J. P. Dennis
Usher Chorus
United Usher Chorus
Baldwins Chapel
A. M. Jones
Pearson Memorial Church
Garden Club
Wisteria Garden Club
Mildred Mitchell
Underhill Ave
Marris Phifer
Sympathy Club
the Community Sympathy
Mattie Caldwell
E. Commerce St
D. D. Mason
Emmanuel Baptist Church
George L. Brown
First Baptist Church
Fred Dixon
Boundary Street Pta
Boundary Street
PTA
W. T. Amaker
Astor Oes
Odd Fellows Hall
Griffin Park
Tom Bynum
Day Street
MT. Vernon
Christian Stewadship Club of
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
Bethlehem Baptist Church
The
Happy Variety
P.m
Dessie M. Dye
Henry St
Gospel Train
Silver Trumpet
Heavenly Gospel Singers
Oak Grove Christian Church
St. Mathews Holiness Church
Mars Hill
YWCA
Ywca Finance Committee
U.S. Weather Bureau
Esther
By Shela Turpin
Becky Hutchens
David Kiel
Jeannie Murrow
Brooks
Reitzel
Eddie Edwards
Irene Xepolis
Amateur Radio Society
Jimmy Hart
North Carolina
van Aulbert
William Penn Notebook
Samuel Johnson
Virginia Rawlinson
Jefferson
Penn
Tigers
Greensboro
Dudley High Panthers
Atkinson
Carrillo
McQueen
Lindsay
Donnie Carter
Leroy Wright
Carver High
Winston Salem
Jackie
Sidney Estell
Johnsontown Road
Vance Road
Thomasville
Erwin-Lambeth
Estell
City Memorial Hospital
Dick Swaim
P.O
High Point, N. C
Nancy
Kroger-label
Kroger
Kroger’s
Y Weekly
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