Kennedy seeks school for sons amid integration concerns
In Washington Kennedy family weighs private or public schooling for Robert Kennedy Jr and brothers. Landon School in Bethesda says Kennedy applicants tested. first-choice options include integrated institutions. Kennedy aides say no final enrollment decision yet, Landon now not under consideration. Cathedral shelter. Edwin Willis elected to lead HUAC. Castro talks rejected by State Department.
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Profumo Resigns Amid Scandal At Macmillan Government
London AP reports Prime Minister Harold Macmillan faces a weakened re election bid after War Minister John Profumo admitted lying about an improper association with Christine Keeler. Profumo quit Parliament and the cabinet, citing remorse and protecting his family. The scandal sparks calls for a probe and may delay a general election.
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Warren Forest Laboratory Design Approved in Warren Pa
A new forest recreation and wildlife laboratory design in Warren Pennsylvania received approval from the General Services Administration. The one story facility will allow future expansion with a construction contract expected this month and a projected cost of about $238000.
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Million View Body Of Pontiff For Burial In Rome
Vatican officials prepared to display Pope John XXIII’s body in St. Peter’s Square before burial tonight as mourners lined up for a final glimpse. The preburial service began at 6 p.m. local time in the basilica while the millionth mourner visited the catafalque. John XXIII’s last will urged burial at the Lateran Palace if reforms succeed, but the pope chose burial in St. Peter’s Basilica with a possible later transfer to the Lateran.
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Kennedy urges rapid action on education and race
President Kennedy argues for a comprehensive education reform plan to close racial and economic gaps. He cites de facto segregation in the North, inadequate schooling for millions, and a need for new classrooms and college capacity by 1970.
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New Moderator Named for Reformed Presbyterian Church of NA
Rev Cloyd E Caskey D D of Wilkinsburg was elected moderator at Geneva College opening of the 134th Synod to succeed Rev Paul D McCracken D D of Broomall Delaware County The synod runs through Tuesday with about 100 ministers and elders in attendance Rev D Howard Elliott of Beaver Falls re elected clerk confirms ongoing business
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Soft Coal Strip Bill Approved for Reclamation Guarantee
The bill authorizes an operator to guarantee backfilling costs from 500 to 1000 dollars per acre depending on reclamation difficulty. It also allows the state to reclaim land where an operator vacates, performing the work itself if needed.
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Meredith Back In Ole Miss After Historic Desegregation
James H. Meredith, the first known Negro to attend the University of Mississippi, planned to return for the summer term amid careful security. Cleve McDowell, 21, from Drew, entered Ole Miss Law School without incident as Governor Barnett defended Meredith’s admission and questioned the Army’s role.
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Tobacco stocks fall after court ruling and Florida decision
Trading in tobacco shares slumped as investors priced losses of one to two dollars per share. The Florida court decision tied to a Miami man’s death linked to smoking, while University of Florida law school officials and the governor faced broader questions about responsibility and policy.
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Blind Boy To Meet President
Eleven year old Joey Renzi who is blind wrote to President Kennedy in braille asking for a handshake. A Secret Service agent later arranged the meeting at San Diego during the President's visit.
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Meeting Kennedy and a Blind Student Named Joey
Joey Renal, an honor student and former elementary school president who is blind since birth, will meet President Kennedy with his family. He plans to present a thank you letter in Braille and will receive a novice ham radio permit at the ceremony.
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Nation eyes Mars by 1975 with giant Nova rockets
Industrial space technologist says a new generation of Nova launch vehicles could carry four ships to orbit and enable a manned Mars mission as early as 1975 if the nation decides. Described are 4480 foot tall rockets weighing nearly 40 million pounds with thrusts up to 56 million pounds capable of lifting over a million pounds of payload.
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Obituary for Laurie Rae Hanna of Black Lick
Laurie Rae Hanna died after being admitted to Children’s Hospital Pittsburgh on Wednesday. Born February 14, 1963, she was the daughter of John and Mrs. Hanna and had four brothers and one sister. Funeral services will be held Friday at 4 30 PM at Ferguson Funeral Home Blairsville with Reverend Howard Cooper officiating. Burial will follow in Blairsville Cemetery.
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Stock Market Close Noted With Wide Range In 1963
A long list of major stocks traded in New York touts varied results as markets show volatility on 1963 trading days. The report notes heavyweight issues like General Electric General Motors U.S. Steel and Texaco among others moving with mixed momentum. Obituaries and notices of deaths such as Tammy Sue Wetzel and Carmine D Angelo appear in the same column, with funeral arrangements and services announced.
Lady Driver Tenney 92 Seeks License Talk with Officials
MIAMI Florida AP at 92 Lilian Tenney a moturist plans to speak with traffic officials about her lack of a driver license. She has driven horses and cars for 70 years and holds nine unpaid citations. Police and court clerks express confusion yet kindness as she mails tickets with small payments. She lives alone and chats with officers who still issue tickets.
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Venezuelan mission attacked by eight gunmen at building
Eight gunmen overpowered a guard at the entrance of a Venezuelan mission building and forced 12 employees to strip. They doused the facility with gasoline and set it on fire, destroying records but injuring none. The attack, claimed by the FALN, followed a month of Latin American unrest and came as the group, led by ex‑military officers, seeks political influence amid Betancourt’s government.
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