Alabama's Fever Is Artificial
Washington report portrays Governor George C. Wallace as a frequent showman of defiance against federal desegregation orders. It notes his Bible reading stand, stalled local desegregation efforts, and defiant rhetoric, predicting possible Kennedy-ordered action if he persists.
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George C. Wallace
Alabama
University of Alabama
Kennedy
Alabama National Guard
Wallace
Supreme Court
Alabama Board of Education
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Chinese wife says love moved officials to allow exit
Helen K H Rush, Shanghai born wife of U S turncoat Scott Rush, said love persuaded Red Chinese authorities to permit her to leave for the United States. She noted she was uninterested in politics and the welfare of her family drove the decision as she and her year old daughter joined her husband in leaving China.
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Geoffrey HO
Hong Kong
U.S
Scott Rush
United States
Helen K. H. Rush
Helen
Red China
Betty
Passage of Kennedy Tax Cut Bill Poised in Congress
Washington AP Rep Hale Boggs of Louisiana the House Democratic whip says Congress will pass President Kennedy s 11.1 billion tax cut bill this year. Rep John W Byrnes R Wis says Republicans will push to add a spending control section and expects some Democratic support. The Ways and Means Committee plans formal approval Friday. Delays in the Senate could push enactment to next year. Byrnes is senior Republican on the committee and chairs the House Republican Policy Conference.
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Washington
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
House
Congress
Kennedy
John W. Byrnes
R-Wis
Byrnes
Tax Writing House
Ways and Means
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
House Republican Policy Conference
Danger Seen in Rise of Mortgages
New York AP report examines rising consumer and mortgage debts and slower savings as a potential danger, while growth advocates call it a sign of improving times. Total debt now exceeds one trillion dollars, with corporate debt near 414 billion and home mortgages around 170 billion. Net savings rose modestly in the latest quarter, the smallest increase in years. Debates hinge on debt’s growth rate, its share of disposable income, and the resilience of the economy amid higher mortgage and installment debt defaults.
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New York
Securities and Exchange Commission
Algeria to end elections as Ben Bella named president
Algeria's Front of National Liberation announced a constitutional backed plan to stop elections. Premier Ahmed Ben Bella is declared president by acclamation as the sole candidate, with the party pushing the change after approving a new constitution.
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Algiers
Algeria
Ahmed Ben Bella
Front of National Liberation
Ben Bella
Mental Health Meet in Little Rock Addresses Leaders
AP reports Frank E. Proctor, president of the National Association for Mental Health, will address Arkansas mental health leaders at a conference in Little Rock next Friday and Saturday. The Arkansas Association for Mental Health annual meeting will be held with the conference. Rush, a 31 year old Army sergeant from Marietta, Ohio, seeks to leave Red China after seven years and intends to visit his mother in Tucson, Arizona, before settling on the U.S. West Coast. His wife, Mrs. Rush, does not know when she can leave Hong Kong as U.S. consulate officials promised to expedite citizenship processing. Their visa to stay in Hong Kong expires Saturday.
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Little Rock
Frank E. Proctor
National Association For Mental Health
Arkansas
Arkansas Association For Mental Health
United States
Rush
Marietta
Ohio
Red China
Tucson
Ariz
U.S
Hong Kong
Kennedys Mark 10th Anniversary of Their Wedding
The Kennedys will mark ten years since the Newport wedding that captivated Washington society. President Kennedy and First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy, once a nationally watched couple, recall the 1953 ceremony at St Marys Church in Newport. The elaborate union linked the Fitzgerald and Bouvier families across political and social circles, drawing thousands to witness the couple after a grand reception for 1,400 guests.
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Frances Lewine Washington
Newport
R.L
St. Mary's Church
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Jacqueline Lee Bouvier
United States
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Fitzgeralds
Boston
Fashionable
Palm Beach
Fla
Hyannis Port
Mass
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Lees
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Stock Exchange
Southampton
Page One
Kennedy
Jacqueline
John Vernau Bouvier 3Rd
Washington
Hugh D. Auchineloss
Kennedy Nuptials Amid Navy of Notables at Hammersmith Farm
A Kennedy wedding features Jacqueline Lee Bouvier Kennedy marrying John F. Kennedy with best man Robert F. Kennedy and maids of honor Nina Auchincloss and Caroline Radziwill. Richard Cardinal Cushing presides, blessing from Pope Pius XII. reception floods Hammersmith Farm as Narra gansett Bay backdrop.
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Imation of Honor
Caroline Lee Bouvier
Stanislas Radziwill
Michael T. Canfield
New York
U.S
Kennedy
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
Pope Pius XII
Hammersmith Farm
Narragansett Bay
Auchincloss
Goldwater Warns of Far Left Threat to U S Policy
In Cleveland Senator Barry Goldwater argues the true danger in American politics lies with the far left, not the right. He urges GOP unity to defeat the Kennedy administration and warns against unilateral disarmament and troop withdrawals, citing young Democrats in California and Americans for Democratic Action in government posts.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Barry Goldwater
R-Alix
John Birchers
Goldwater
Ohio
Republican Finance Committee
Americans For Democratic Action
California
Far East
United States
Norfork Dam Creates Large Lake for Mood Control Power
At Norfork a large dam has been thrown across the Norfork branch of the White River creating a sizable lake for mood control and electricity production.
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Norfork
Norfork i
White River
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