Kennedy Bids Farewell To Irish Folks
London AP reports a shapely redhead once dancing in a Paris nightclub was set to testify against Dr Stephen Ward as prosecutors delayed the Ward hearing. Ward faces charges tied to running a call girl network for Britain's upper crust, with Christine Keeler and Mandy Rice-Davies providing sensational testimony about sex in high society. Miss Ricardo waited in the wings amid the courtroom intrigue.
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Christine and
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Cripe
Thieves Take Still Apparatus From Douglasville Yard
In Douglasville Georgia police report a 10000 gallon moonshine still was stolen from a junkyard. Policy Chief Grady Traylor said the thieves loaded the large tank on a truck Friday and drove away after the still had been confiscated weeks earlier. Officers had destroyed parts of the apparatus but left the tank at the yard.
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Grady Traylor
Britain
Harold Macmillan
West Coast
Traylor
John Marshall
Eric Hatch
Eric Sloane
New England
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Independence Hall
National Park Service
National Park Organization
Rock Island Faces Union Pacific Fallout in Rail Bid
Rail leaders confront a tangled confrontation as Rock Island directors vote on repudiating a court judgment and weighing a new merger push with Union Pacific and allied lines. The sensational disclosures center on Profumo and Ivanov linked ties, with Christine Keeler detailing affairs and money flows affecting cross-ownership plans and regulatory review by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Profumo
Evgeny Ivanov
Rocky
Ward
Miss Keeler
Union Pacific
Profuma
Ivanov
Heineman
Rock Island
Heineman Frnhearing
Leoday
Gradwell
Old Bailey
London
Crim
North Iial Court
Western
Jim Eylan
C&nw
Charles
Park Lane
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Railroad Regulatory Agency
Kennedy visits Ireland and England amid nuclear talks
Kennedy tours Ireland with stops at Galway Limerick and Shannon before flying to England for talks with Macmillan at Birch Grove. He pledges to back disarmament and discuss a NATO nuclear fleet, while a private burial visit to his sister Kathleen's grave is kept strictly private.
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Shannon
Gatwick
England
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Royal Air Force Base
Chatsworth
Kathleen
Marquis of Hartington
Duke of Devonshire
Lady Hartington
Devonshire
Kennedy
Royal Air Force
Birch Grove
London
Russia
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Britain
Young Republican Unity Plea Closes Convention
Disorder marked the Young Republicans convention as factions clashed over Lukens and McDevitt. Lukens won the chair with 313 votes to 305, amid calls for unity and debates on NATO ties and a broader US role in Europe.
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Kennedy
Charles McDevitt
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U.S
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Penn
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Asylvania
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Ton
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McDevitt
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Robert Gaston
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Nalban National Federation
Kens
House of Representatives
Idaho
Young Republicans
San Francisco
House Rules Committee
Use Caution In Clashes GOP Told By JACK BELL WASHING
Two GOP senators urged colleagues not to butcher party unity over civil rights and avoid painting the Republicans lily white. The piece notes tensions between conservatives and moderates as they navigate Kennedy era civil rights debates and potential Goldwater opposition.
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Jack Bell Washington
Lily White
Sen
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Senate
Republican Party
San Francisco
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Young Republican National Federation
Lpinion
Jose
Scott
Ther Party
Davits
Barry M. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Javits
Goldwater
President
Kennedy
Abraham Lincoln
Irish Receive Civil War Flag From Kennedy in Dublin
In Dublin President Kennedy presented Ireland with the flag of the 69th New York Volunteers Irish Brigade, a unit that fought at Fredericksburg Virginia during the U.S. Civil War, marking a historic ceremonial gesture.
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Dublin
Ireland
Kennedy
69Th
New York Volunteers Irish
Fredericksburg
New Trial Sought in Tax Evasion Case
Titusville couple Harry F Werling 46 and Frances Werling seek a new trial in U S District Court after being convicted of evading 24067 in income tax by joint returns from 1956 through 1959. They were convicted in Erie and each sentenced to two years in jail and fined 10000.
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Pittsburgh
Titusville
U.S
Harry F. Werling
Frances
Erie
Obituary notes blend with Liberty Bell reflections
Obituaries highlight Wallace Schurr of Long Beach and other local deaths. reports mention Mrs. Elsie Fleming Smith and Martha Rose Kokolis among the deceased, with funeral details and survivors. The page also recounts debates on the Liberty Bell’s ringing for Independence Day and civil defense funding.
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Effie Smucker
Helen Peterson
Ethel Brant
Johnstown
Wallace Schurr
Samuel
Sally
Long Beach
Indiana County
Community Presbyterian Church
Forest Fires Threat Hikes Across State Hurting Rainfall
HARRISBURG AP The Forests and Waters Department warned that forest fire risk has risen statewide due to dry conditions. Officials noted fires have increased from about two to three per day as the lack of rain continues.
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Harrisburg
Forests and Waters Department
Civil rights bill fate hinges on Republican votes
The speaker warned civil rights legislation must gain Republican votes to have any chance. Cloture requires 67 votes and would need at least 22 of 33 Republicans to end a filibuster. Goldwater won’t vote to kill a filibuster though he backs much of Kennedy’s program, reviving Southern support for him as a potential presidential candidate.
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Kennedy
House
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Senate
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Congress
House Appropriations Committee
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South
Kennedy called invader in Irish welcome in Dublin
In Dublin AP: President Kennedy's arrival sparks anti English sentiment tied to British rule. De Valera greeted him with a speech calling the invader. In New Ross Mayor Minihan referenced Belfast to cheers. In Wexford Kennedy spoke of foreign domination and received an ovation.
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Kennedy
Eamon de Valeras
New Ross
Andy Minihan
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Wexford
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