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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1961

Page

4

White House privacy pledge signed by domestic staff

President and Mrs. Kennedy require all White House domestic workers to sign pledges not to discuss or write about life in the residence. Salinger says cooks maids butlers and valets signed, as did likely Mrs Kennedy's secretaries, though the press secretary did not sign.

Washington Kennedy White House Pierre Salinger Petein Salinger

KALASH VITAMINS Pitches K-54 Emotional Aid

An old advertisement promotes K-54 as a mood booster for emotional distress. It claims clinical testing by researchers showed benefits for non-organic emotional complaints and suggests the product replenishes nervous system elements and reduces pressure. Contact HE 2-1272 at 823 Pine Ave. Long Beach.

Kalash Pine Ave Long Beach

Elizabeth to Visit Pope John

Queen Elizabeth I will visit Pope John XXII on May 5 in an atmosphere of cordiality between the Church of England and Rome. Buckingham Palace says the Queen and Prince Philip will call on the Pope after a four day Italian trip, marking the first personal British sovereign visit to a Pope since 1923.

London Elizabeth I John XXII Church of England Church of Rome Vatican Buckingham Palace Prince Philip Italy Geoffrey Fisher Canterbury King George V Rome Edward VII Elizabeth Pius XII

Baby births rise in December as total nears 1960 mark

Public Health Service reports 362000 live births in December 1960, totaling 4247000 for the year, down slightly from 1959. The birth rate rose to 23.6 per thousand amid a population expansion, while marriages in 1960 reached 1527000, up 2.2 percent from 1959.

Washington United States Public Health Service

Talks With De Gaulle In Paris 45 Minute Discussion

Soviet Ambassador Sergei Vinogradov met President Charles de Gaulle in Paris on Thursday for a 45 minute discussion. No hints of any sub BT feet appeared in reporting.

Paris Sergei Vinogradov Charles de Gaulle

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