Kennedy Visits Rekindle Faith in West Germany
The Kennedy trip surpasses De Gaulle's in impact with Bonn and Paris voicing disappointment over De Gaulle's stance on a common agricultural policy and Britain's role. West Berlin and German papers hail U.S. leadership while warning against excluding allies and fearing future detachment from American plans.
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Phil Newsom
Kennedy
de Gaulle
West Germany
Bonn
Paris
Ludwig Erhard
Gerhard Schroeder
Great Britain
U.S
Europe
United States
Rhein-Zeitung
Coblentz
U. S.S
Germany
Khrushchev
NATO
Westfaelische Rundchau
Dortmund
Report Urges Prairie Park in Kansas County
Washington AP In a congressional submission the Interior Department urges creating a prairie national park in Pottawatomie County Kansas approving by the Budget Bureau John A Carver Jr notes reintroducing wildlife like bison and elk and removing buildings and fences to restore 1800s appearance the park spans about 60000 acres and would transfer land near Turtle Creek reservoir from Army engineers to Interior to block roads and structures.
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Washington
Congress
Interior Department
Pottawatomie County
Kan
Department
John A. Carver, Jr
Turtle Creek Reservoir
Army Engineer
Third Pair Of Eyes Aboard Diesel And Railroad Fuss
A look at how dieselization changed railroads and the resulting union dispute. The piece outlines the 40,000 diesel firemen claimed unnecessary by railroads versus union safety needs, plus the 1962-63 push for updated labor rules and the looming national strike faced by Kennedy administration mediation efforts.
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Diesel
Washington
Railroad-Union
Ger
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Commission
John L. Lewis
Supreme Court
W. Willard Wirtz
Arthur J. Goldberg
Congress
Cross to Honor Pope John XXIII Planned on Messina Peak
Plan unveiled by Messina church authorities to build a 130 foot high and 65 foot wide cross atop Mt. Dinna more in memory of the late Pope John XXIII. Estimated cost set at $15 760 and announced by Msgr. Carmelo Canzonieri apostolic administrator of Messina.
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Messina, Sicily
Mobile School Board Faces Desegregation Order Challenge
Mobile Alabama school officials study a federal appeals court desegregation order to begin desegregation for the 1964 term. Board president Charles E. McNeil says no decision until attorneys review the ruling, while NAACP attorney Constance Baker Motley calls the move a pace setter for the Deep South. The district serves about 73,000 students with roughly 28,000 Black pupils.
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Mobile
Ala
Mobile City - County
Alabama
South Carolina
Mississippi
University of Alabama
Charles E. McNeil
5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
McNeil
Constance Baker Motley
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
New York
Deep South
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Appeals Court
U.S. Dist
Daniel H. Thomas
Thomas
Doan’s Pills Offer Nightly Relief for Backache and Aches
Rip Van Winkle could not sleep due to nagging backache headaches and muscular pains. Dean’s Pills promise fast relief by easing pain soothing bladder irritation and mild diuretic action for better sleep and comfort. Large economy size available.
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Dean
Doan
Decade-Old Wilmington Fight Linked to Death
Carl Grant Fowler, 27, a lumber worker, confessed in Reno to involvement in a Wilmington bar fight ten years earlier that led to a man's skull fracture and death. He said he was drunk at 17, shoved the victim, fled as a cabbie yelled, later learned of the death, joined the Air Force to forget, and eventually sought police conscience relief. The case connects a long haunted past to current investigations in Reno.
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Reno, Nev
UPI
Wilmington
Del
Carl Grant Fowler
Reno
Fowler
Air
First Narcotics Agent Employed OKLAHOMA CITY
State Crime Bureau Director Earl Goerke announced the hiring of the bureau's first narcotics agent Ted Hagstrom, 48, of Oklahoma City. Hagstrom brings 18 years of narcotics experience with state and federal agencies in Oklahoma City and Tulsa. The legislature moved narcotics enforcement from the attorney general's office to the crime bureau, with plans to hire one more agent and a department head soon.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
State Crime Bureau
Earl Goerke
Ted Hagstrom
Tulsa
Attorney General's Office
Crime Bureau
Goerke
Colonalp Tablet Promises Quick Constipation Relief
Doctors endorse Colonalp a new colon nerve stimulant with bulking action. It aims to restore bowel function overnight easing tense nerves that block impulses and relieve constipation. Introductory 436 tablet offer promoted.
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CoLtonaio
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Duncan Sandys
London
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Malaysia
Union of Southeast Asia Commonwealth
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Lawton
Oklahoma
Ninth Street
J. S. Kuntz
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