Kennedy Arrives in Mexico City for Three Day Visit
President Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy land in Mexico City to a 25 000 strong crowd and a 52 year old Lopez Mateos welcomes them with a 21 gun salute. The leaders pledge closer ties and a hemispheric Alliance of Progress to advance social justice and economic growth.
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Kennedy
Mexico
U. S
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Lopez Mateos
United States
U.S
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Americas
Trade Bill Passage A Victory for JFK
President Kennedy and his congressional allies won a House vote 298 to 125 for the trade expansion bill a key part of pushing a strong dollar and European ties. The measure allows tariff cuts up to 50 percent and even zero duties in some cases with adjustments aid for workers.
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Washington
Kennedy
House
Senate
Europe
Congress
European Common Market
United States
Senate Finance Committee
Eugene J. McCarthy
Dminn
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Weather Summary Northeast Kansas Saturday Forecast
Scattered showers through Saturday with partly cloudy skies. Night lows near 70, Saturday highs upper 80s. Rainfall data and irregular readings follow, with miscellaneous notes and ads from the Journal-World.
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Kansas
Israel to expel Soblen may return him to USS
Dr. Robert Soblen, a fugitive from a life sentence for spying, faces possible expulsion by Israel to the United States. Prime Minister Ben Gurion’s government reportedly will not grant him a visa to stay and could oust him for health reasons, as Washington seeks his return to begin his 20 year sentence.
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Jerusalem
U.S
Robert A. Soblen
United States
David Ben- Gurion
Soblen
Israel
U.S. State Department
Ben-Gurion
Interior Ministry
New York
Ramleh
Justice Ministry
Climb in Market Continues in Heavy Trading Pace
New York AP reports a renewed stock market rally this afternoon with the Dow Jones average rising 7.24 to 564.59 by 1 p.m. after a strong late Thursday spike, signaling continued momentum in the market.
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New York
New York Stocks Edge Up as Average Rises
The New York stock market closed with the average up 1.9 points at 209.5 as 60 stocks gained. Rumsey Funeral Home advertised services with phone listing 513-5111 in a local obituary notice.
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New York
Mundt Battles With Freeman On Ag Records
Sen. Karl Mundt pressed Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman in Washington over lack of written records of conversations about the Billie Sol Estes case. Freeman cited red tape while Mundt urged a written log and signed receipt books for county committees to curb irregularities. The exchange followed actions against cotton allotments linked to Estes and ongoing questions about Reeves County records.
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Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Billie Sol Estes
Freeman
Estes
Mundt
Freman
Reeves County
Tex
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Agriculture Department
Justice Department
Churchill undergoes surgery for fractured left thigh
Sir Winston Churchill was operated on at Middlesex Hospital in London after a fall in the Riviera left him with a fractured left thigh. Surgeons Prof. Herbert Seddon and Dr. Philip Newman planned an open operation to insert a hip near pin. Churchill returned to London in good humor, giving the V for Victory sign as crowds cheered along the route.
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Sir Winston Churchill
Hig Middlesex Hospital
Riviera
Herbert John Seddon
Philip H. Newman
Churchill
Sir Winston
Ning
Lord Moran
Royal National Orthopedic Hospital
Phi. H. Newman
Middlesex Hospital
O. P. Dinnick
Seddon
Newman
Winnie
Four Lawrence Victories As Horse Show Opens
The 1962 Lawrence American Legion Horse Show began at the 4 H Fairgrounds with about 1 500 spectators. The L H McNett stables led in pony events with three firsts while Lawrence entrants took four first places overall.
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Lawrence
L. H. McNett Stables
Topeka
Lawrence American Legion
Legion
Ning
McNett Stables
Carl Davis
Princess Cody
Prince John
Davis
Say When
Cecil Green
Yankee Doodle
Mike Murphree
Jay Barnard
Sara Bennett
Welfare Budget In County to Be Up 6.8 Per Cent
Douglas County welfare budget rises 6.8 percent for 1963 to 804 744 50 with federal 381 318 67 state 191 259 93 and county 178 854 27 shares. New aid to dependent children budget climbs to 194 238 50 from 169 181 71.
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Douglas County
Frances Leckron
Leckron
Douglas County Welfare Department
Leaving this summer Journal-World mailed daily ad note
Public notice card advertising home delivery of the Journal-World while traveling or relocating. Mentions prescriptions and Raney Hillcrest as part of the notice and invites readers to arrange mail delivery in advance.
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Hidden Valley
Lawrence
Carol Barnard
Oak Hill
Johnna Lee Henderson
Almira
Connie Joan Cates
Janice Annette Cates
Cathy Hildebrand
Ark, St
Pamela Sue Chandler
Rita England
Haskell
Claudia Arlene Falls
E. 15Th St
Journal-World Photo
Journal-World
Lack of Mental Alertness Tied to Most Road Wrecks
Indianapolis racer Gene Hartley warns lack of mental alertness causes most crashes. He cites highway driving as riskier than racing due to drivers’ distractions. The Champion Highway Safety Program tours schools, aiming to reduce accidents with real lessons and personal stories. Hartley notes teens can be strong drivers with proper training.
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Gene Hartley
American Driving Education Association
Hartley
Journal-World
Kansas
Lawrence
Regents Seek 17.2 Million As KU Budget
The Kansas Board of Regents proposes a 17 290 750 general fund appropriation for Kansas University as part of a 42 508 843 request to the 1963 legislature for the 1964 fiscal year. The KU budget includes 12 million for salaries and 336 000 for capital improvements, with 1 091 187 more than 1963. The Medical Center requests 12 924 897, up 914 718 from 1962, with 91 000 for capital improvements including a new building. Clyde M Reed says the rise reflects university needs and priorities.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas University
State General Fund
Med Center
KU Medical Center
Medical Center
Clyde M. Reed
Parsons
Board of
Regents
Regents Forecast Calls For Heat And Showers This Weekend
Local forecasts warn of hot humid conditions with widely scattered thundershowers through Saturday. Temperatures reached 91 at 11 am then dipped to 79 before rising to 87 as a brief shower moved through. Thursday’s high was 89 and the low 69.
Food Safety Advice for July Fourth Picnics
The article warns that food poisoning rises on hot July 4 picnics and offers tips to prevent it. Keep sandwich ingredients in wrappers, prepare sandwiches on site, store ham in cans, assemble potato salad at the last moment, insulate the icebox, chill items before packing, and favor canned or sealed foods.
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United States
America
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