Kennedy Appeals Cubans To Oust Castro
President Kennedy appeals to the Cuban people to overthrow Castro and pledges U S help for a progressive post Batista Cuba while promising to fight any future Communist takeover in the hemisphere He outlines policy during a Tampa Miami tour and heads to Texas for a three day swing
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Frank Cormier
Washington
Kennedy
Florida
Texas
United States
Batista
Tampa
Miami
White House
South
Kennedy invites Cuban actions against Castro policy clarity
White House sources say Kennedy's statements served as an invitation to Cubans to challenge Castro and to deter future Castro-led power grabs in Latin America. He asserted the United States would aid any government seeking such defense, signaling policy goals aligned with countering foreign communism.
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White House
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Latin America
Lee
Chamber of Commerce At
Tampa
JFK
JFK Seeks Business Peace Amid Steel Crisis Fallout
President Kennedy reassures business leaders of friendship and prosperity as he pursues a peace agenda before the 1964 election. He aims to narrow the 18 month gap from the steel price crisis and earns support from major industry leaders for civil rights tax cuts tariff reform and export expansion.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Kennedy
White House
Wall Street
Florida
Industry Leaders Clash Over Unemployment Outlook
AP interview tour captures a split in views on joblessness. Chrysler chief Lynn Townsend says automation has gone far enough and new plants will need as many workers as current ones. AFL-CIO and other leaders warn of rising youth unemployment and social strain, urging policy changes.
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Darden Chambliss
NEW York
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Lynn Townsend
Benjamin Stacey
Boston
First National Bank
W. J. Bassett
Los Angeles County Federation of Labor
Afl-Cio
Thomas Moses
Investors Diversified Services
Minneapolis
Howard Johnson
Atlantic Steel Co
Atlanta
Johnson
George Meany
Townsend
Woodrow Ginsberg
United Auto Workers Union
Detroit
S. B. Fuller
Fuller Products Co
Chicago
Lorge attacks Reynolds over MGIC stock and politics
Wisconsin State Sen. Gerald Lorge accuses Gov. Reynolds of exploiting the MGIC stock controversy after the dismissal of Roman Winkowski as head of the State Savings and Loan Department. The piece also reports Senate actions on relocating the State Fair Park, county administrator options, and a State Advisory Council on Home and Family with a reduced marriage license hike.
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Roman Winkowski
State Savings and Loan Department
Winkowski
Wisconsin
Reynolds
Lynn Stalbaum
D-Racine
Stalbaum
Byrnes
Senate
State Fair Park
West Allis
Racine
Waukesha
Assembly
Milwaukee County
Advisory Council For
Home and Family
Senior Jackson Official Georgia Samdahl Dies at 74
Georgia Samdahl, 74, longtime deputy Jackson County treasurer since 1927, died of a heart attack at her Black River Falls home. Born in Florence in 1887, she taught in Whitewater and Black River Falls before her long tenure. Services set for Thursday at the Evangelical Lutheran Church with burial in Riverside Cemetery.
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Wis
Georgia Samdahl
Jackson County
Evangelical Litheran Church
Rykken
Samdahling
Riverside Cemetery
Langlois-Galston
Samdahl
Carl Monson
Hubert Johnson
Wisconsin
Where Lincoln Wrote the Gettysburg Address
The essay argues Lincoln likely wrote the first section in Washington and the rest in Gettysburg, countering the common six hour train ride legend. Lincoln scholar Dr. David C. Mearns weighs the evidence and notes regional context and tax structure experience as relevant factors.
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Gettysburg
America
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Lincoln
David C. Mearns
Mearns
John George Nicolay
The
Century Magazine
Nicolay
Debris Search in Atlantic City Fire Toll Rises
Atlantic City AP report on Surfside Hotel fire that may have claimed 25 lives. Eight unidentified bodies recovered. a ninth victim died of burns. 22 treated at Atlantic City Hospital. Fire damaged five hotels and a rooming house. cause under investigation. Damage estimated at $1 million. Fire crews worked through the night despite smoke and floods.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Surfside
Atlantic City Hospital
Michael Bloomberg
Ginny Grosser
UPI
Byrnes defends MGIC stock purchase amid primary run talk
Rep. John W. Byrnes of Wisconsin said The Milwaukee Journal story misrepresents his views on his MGIC stock purchase. He declined to comment on potential impact on his favorite son presidential bid and plans to speak in the House to set forth the facts.
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Washington
John W. Byrnes
R-Wis
Milwaukee Journal
Mortgage Guarantee Insurance Corp
MGIC
Byrnes
Wisconsin
I Cenes
Journal
Brazil
House
Ways and Means Committee
Internal Revenue Service
Paul J. Rogan
Milwaukee
Green Bay
Wis
Paul Rogan
R - Wis
Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp
McCamy Named to Lead Wisconsin Conflict Study
Gov. Reynolds appoints Prof. James L. McCamy of the University of Wisconsin to direct a study of conflict of interest in state government. The assignment seeks a codified conduct standard, regulatory agency review, and procedures to audit agency structures for conflicts.
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Madison
James L. McCamy
University of Wisconsin Political Science Department
John W. Reynolds
McCamy
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Foreign Economic Administration
Department of Commerce
Army
Reynolds
Wisconsin
Barry and Polly Spar Over Politics at Luncheon
At a Washington luncheon, Polly Bergen promotes her film in which she plays the first woman president. She quips that politics share theatricality with the stage. Senator Barry Goldwater, seated nearby, nods in agreement.
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Polly Bergen
United States
Polly
Saints and Sinners
Barry Goldwater
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