Kennedy to visit England. talks with Macmillan amid election implications
The article notes President Kennedy will stop in England on his Europe trip to meet Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. They will discuss test ban, common market, and nuclear forces, while Macmillan aims to show Washington support to influence Britain’s political standing before next year’s election.
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Kennedy
Europe
England
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Washington
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Great Britain
Senator Ribikoff Charges Secret Pesticide Existence
Senator Abraham Ribikoff, chairing a subcommittee on pesticides, alleges the Agriculture Department hid unapproved pesticides on the market. Officials deny the charge, while Ribikoff absolves Secretary Orville Freeman, noting broad travel and urging greater departmental oversight amid past Estes scandal echoes.
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Abraham Ribikoff
Agriculture Department
Department
Ribikoff
Orville Freeman
Freeman
Connec
Wheat Referendum Rattle 1964 Farm Programs and Politics
The 1964 wheat referendum shadows next year’s elections, challenging Kennedy era price supports. Republican leaders hail the deficit as farm policy repudiation while pushing revised wheat bills to alter price supports and government costs. Democratic leaders warn no new wheat legislation may pass this session, with referenda planned on quotas and acreage before June 1.
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Orville
Freeman
United States
Department of Agriculture
Charles B. Hoeven
Iowa
GOP
Angelenith Newspaint Dudley White Named Editor
Kingsport Times notes Dudley White appointed president and editor of the Angelenith edition with Puritanry Heuerner as vice president and general manager, amid rapid team changes and editorial leadership. The notice references subscription details and Associated Press usage while signaling a broad masthead shift.
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Dudley A. White
Heuerner
Mander
Wr Medulike
Funinvial
Foxe Jonp
Ae EL Mieke Stet
Kineanorl
Kinrnert
Raf Wirst
Lyra
Daven Prey AP
Werofay
Bible Thought: Wise Eyes See through Folly in Proverbs
A compact daily reflection highlights the contrast between folly and wisdom. It draws from Proverbs 26 to urge readers to seek discernment, beware distractions, and value prudent judgment over impulsive or misguided thoughts.
The Times Daily Tonic Quote on Foolish Wisdom
A brief quotation notes that people become most foolish when they consider themselves wise, attributed to Lady Mary Wortley Montagu. The remark critiques self importantly confident attitudes and the vanity of supposed insight.
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Lady Mary Montagu
Probing Vatican II aims under Pope John XXIII
The article outlines Pope John XXIII’s behind the scenes leadership of Vatican II, using a secretive TV device to observe Progressive bishops and reactionary cardinals alike. It notes Bea’s rise, Ottaviani’s conservatism, and the Pope’s push for Christian reunion, ecumenism, and end to division while facing frailties of infallibility and future challenges.
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John
Rome
Europe
Prd
Hatian
Othem Cieefly
Alfredo Carte Inal Ottaeviani
Holy Office
Augustine Cardinal Bea
Ottaviani
Bea
Mit Tle
Pius XII
Jesus
Kennedy plans unilateral test ban to pressure Soviet talks
President Kennedy signals a unilateral prohibition on atmospheric and underwater nuclear tests if Congress backs a Dodd Humphrey resolution. He aims to curb Soviet tests, encourage a treaty, and use the move to mobilize world opinion while pressing for a halt to underground tests.
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Kennedy
Senate
U.S
Ubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Thomas Dead
D-Conn
Russia
White House
Gonava
Humphrey
Dodd
Geneva
Senate Armed Services Committee
Joint Alarme
Mamphrey
Richard Russell
D.ga
Armed Services Committee
Henry Duckson
D-Wash
Joinn Atomic Committee
Joh Stennis
D-Miss
Armet
Ale Tnor
Fasign Relations Committee
Russell, Markson
Stennis
President Kennedy bumps head and other minor mishaps
Fragmented notes recount President Kennedy bumping his head entering a helicopter and minor injuries while noting awkward moments and public jokes. The piece also mentions a Miss Shape of 1963 and a survey claiming homemaker duties fall to wives when husbands prepare to go out.
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Kennedy
Ting
Riverside Race for GOP Nominee Mentioned by Brown
Riverside Calif Gov Edmund G Brown suggests Sen Thomas Keehel as a possible GOP presidential nominee in a national politics round of comments. In Washington Andrew Hatcher answers on Birmingham race crisis urging local resolution. In England Pat Armstrong’s father notes her beauty contest win. Birmingham civil rights leader Rev Fred Shuttlesworth laments Birmingham’s troubled soul but strong ties remain.
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Riverside
Calif
Edmund G. Brown
Thomas H. Keehel
Washington
House
Andrew Hatcher
Birmingham
Sla
Fred Shuttlesworth
Allergic to the Sun A Guide for Hypersensitive Skin
A 4 year old woman with very dry skin reports summer rashes and hives when exposed to sun. Allergy to sunlight occurs more in women. suited by protection and limited sun, desensitization sometimes tried. Treatments include sulfa drugs, antihistamines, corticosteroids, and avoidance. cures are rare, disease may last 0 to 20 years.
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Nuo
Agus
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