Wilson and Mrs Peck Letters Reveal Warm Friendship Not Scandal
Washington and London gossip over a 50 year old Wilson Peck scandal claim a romance, yet Baruch states the letters show a warm dearest friendship with no scandal. The collection spans 1907 to 1919 with Bermuda visits and a 1915 marriage to Edith Galt.
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Ailence
Washington
London
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Mary Allen Hulbert Peck
Wilson
Evalyn Walsh McClean
Peck
Bernard Baruch
Baruch
Library of Congress
Ray Stannard Baker
Baker
Mary Allen
Duluth
Minn
Hulbert
Thomas D. Peck
Pittsfield
Mass
Bermuda
Princeton
Mark Twain
Edith Bolling Galt
California
West Coast
Navy Seabees Aid Camp Foxtail Expansion in Nevada
Navy Reserve Seabees from Division 11 14 under Captain R H Smith assisted Camp Foxtail in Lee Canyon Nevada. Over three weekends in 1962 they expanded facilities boosting capacity and beautifying grounds. Mrs Zelvin D Lowman camp chairman notes ongoing volunteer maintenance and strong program results for Foxtail.
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Naval Reserve Seabee Division 11-14
R. H. Smith
Foxtail
Zelvin
D. Lowman
Lee Canyon
Construction Battalion
Naval Reserve
Nevada
Surface Division
Seabees
Robert McNutt
Camp Foxtail
Camperali
Lore
Sea Becomes Vast Ocean Pharmacy Says Biologists
Washington a bulletin from the American Institute of Biological Sciences reports sea life as a huge drugstore. Biologists note discoveries include a heart stimulant from octopus salivary glands, a paralytic from the same gland, holothurin from sea cucumbers, nereistoxin from marine worms, and extyonin from some sponges.
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Washington
Ross F. Nigretli
New York Aquarium
American Institute of Biological Sciences
Housing Starts Rise for Fourth Month to 1.722 Million
Building authorities at Allied Chemical's Barrett Division forecast a bumper summer as housing starts climb in May for the fourth straight month to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1,722,000 units, signaling strong construction activity.
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Allied Chemical
Barrett
Pat on Back Replaces Threat of Court Fine
Elwyn V. Starratt praised by Dast Atty Louis Berena after radar assisted stop for speeding. Starratt flashed a cardboard sign reading radar ahead as Officer Louis Murislo clocked traffic. The officer arrested him on a wilfully delaying charge but the prosecutor declined to file, citing the sign as aiding traffic and not a clear legal violation.
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Pat
Elwyn V. Starratt
Dast
Atty
Louis Berena
Louis Murislo
Starratt
Tarratt
Marish
Bergna
De Gaulle to Visit the United States in Fall
Charles de Gaulle has accepted Kennedy's invitation for a state visit to Washington, likely in the fall. Franco-American relations are strained but both leaders aim to resume dialogue while tensions over Europe, defense, and the U S balance of payments loom large.
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Victor Lasky
Alliance
New York
Charles de Gaulle
Kennedy
United States
Europe
de Gaulle
West Germany
Ireland
England
Italy
Mr. Kennedy
Emerald Isle
McGeorge Bundy
Paris
Bundy
General de Gaulle
Washington
Mme. de Gaulle
Britain
U. S
NATO
France
Atlantic Alliance
White House Expands chopper fleet to ten
President Kennedy requests two more helicopters for emergency use. Rep. Melvin R. Laird notes each new craft will cost about 1.2 million dollars and will be under naval aide Capt. Tazewell T. Shepard Jr. The White House fleet will total ten and serve Kennedy, his family, and staff.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
House Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
Appropriations
Laird
United States
Defense Department
Tazewell T. Shepard Jr
Federal mediators push renewed talks in Honolulu strike
Four federal mediators scheduled another meeting today with union and management representatives in an effort to end the 2 1 2 day old Honolulu newspaper strike. Meetings this week have been sporadic but optimism has grown among the 850 striking newspapermen who have picketed the Star Bulletin Advertiser and Hawaii Newspaper Agency since June 21.
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Honolulu
UPI
Honolulu Star
Bulletin
Honolulu Advertiser
Hawaii Newspaper Agency
Sunrise Hospital Nursing Class Receives Caps in Candle Night
Third class of Sunrise Hospital School of Practical Nursing holds a candle light cap ceremony. In the photo from left to right are Mary Jane Raser Leila Revo Trudy Davidson Victoria Jordan as Susan Leniz is capped by Dorothy L. Denman RN coordinator-instructor.
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Sunrise Hospital School of Practical Nursing
Mary Jane Raser
Leila Revo
Trudy Davidson
Victoria Jordan
Susan Leniz
Dorothy L. Denman
SU Nioto
Franchise Boom Brings Instant Success Stories
A survey of franchising shows rapid spread from Mister Donut to Chicken Delight with investors like Ira Inkeles and Werner Manhs. Franchises offer packaged business models using trademarks and training, fueling growth while demanding hard work. The Supreme Court recently returned a federal anti trust case on franchised dealers for full trial.
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Ira O. Inkeles
Washington, D. C
Virginia
Tra Inkeles
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Howard Johnson
Werner Manhs
Whitefish Bay
Wise
White Fish Bay
Communist leader asks to speak at UC Berkeley
Albert J. Mickey Lima, Northern California chairman of the Communist party, requested permission to speak next Friday at the University of California on Problems of the United States and the Communist Answer. University officials said they will approve once the application is filed.
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