JFK Lends Helping Hand To Demos In New York
President Kennedy campaigned in New York backing Robert Morgenthau for governor and James Donovan for Senate. Morgenthau noted Kennedy praised the vigour of the ticket while Donovan pursued Javits. Kennedy planned rallies in Newark and Pittsburgh with a broad 1962 campaign itinerary including Portland Seattle and St Louis.
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John J. Burns
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Ex students reception before Tech-TCU game in Fort Worth
Fort Worth chapter of the Texas Ex-Students Association hosts a reception from 2 30 to 5 p m in the Texas Hotel junior ballroom before the Texas Tech and TCU game. Archie Crow leads the Fort Worth chapter and invites ex-students and friends.
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British Colonial Expert Sir Hugh Foot Resigns at UN
Sir Hugh Foot, the British colonial expert, resigns from his UN post amid persistent attacks on Britain's stance toward Southern Rhodesia. Delegates from 109 nations questioned Britain's policy as Foot argued for gradual independence while criticizing Zimbabwe African People's Union bans and Whitehead's government actions.
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Joshua Nkomo
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Two Others Die Mom Saves Three Tots In Fire
In South Philadelphia a threestory brick house fire killed two children. The mother Maryanne Blackburn dropped three toddlers from a second floor window to neighbors, then was rescued. David Blackburn and another child remained missing.
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Accused Killer Ruled Insane in Temple Shooting
A Bell County jury found Barry Curtis Padgett insane at the present time but sane on June 26 last year when accused of fatally shooting Temple Police Lt. Walter Staley. Padgett, 22, of West, Texas, will be committed to Rusk State Hospital. Police say he robbed a Waco service station, kidnapped an attendant, then held up a Temple station and shot the officer.
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Bell County Dist. Atty
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MIT Official Kilian Illness Sparks Surgery At Issue
Dr. James R. Kilian Jr., 58, MIT chairman and science adviser to President Eisenhower, was seriously ill at New England Baptist Hospital. He may undergo surgery after a urinary tract condition prevented him from delivering a speech at Sprague Electric Co. dedication in North Adams.
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Corporation of Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Science
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New England Baptist Hospital
Killian
Sprague Electric Co
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George C. Prather
Leave Gum At Home On European Trip
The Georgia Review urges Americans visiting Europe to discard chewing gum and avoid complaints about plumbing. An article by Edward P. Lawton, a 21 year veteran of the foreign service, appears in the fall issue.
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Turin Attracts Italian Plant For F 104 Aircraft Maintenance
Turin hosts a new facility by Tur in North American Aviation Co to service the F 104 jet. The plant focuses on maintenance for the fighter aircraft, signaling a strategic aviation link between the company and Italian industries.
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Turin
North American Aviation Co
Man Acquitted in Fatal Shooting of Evangelist
A Pomona service operator Robert Marrs was acquitted of first degree murder in the May 31 motel room killing of radio evangelist Dr. Dan Gilbert. Marrs said he aimed to threaten exposure over an affair involving Gilbert and Marrs' wife Martha Ann.
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Calif
Robert Marrs
Dan Gilbert
Pomona
Marrs
Gilbert
Martha Ann
Utah
Food costs climb in Warsaw amid 1961 statistics
Government statistics show food costs up 10 percent since mid-1961 in Poland. A San Bernardino trial began August 1 with jurors hearing testimony over 36 days, marking one of the county's longest cases.
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Warsaw
Poland
San Bernardino County
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