Kennedy Home Nearing Completion in Virginia Hunt Country
Workmen have applied stucco to the Kennedys weekend home in Atoka Virginia. Mrs Kennedy plans to visit Cape Cod in May as she awaits the birth of her third child in late August. The house has seven bedrooms and five and a half baths with a children wing and space constraints for additional offspring. The home sits high on Rattlesnake Mountain with blue ridge views and a library dining room and large living room. Builders began last November after buying the 39 acre plot from Hubert Phipps for about 26000 dollars. The total cost is likely well above 45000 dollars, per Salinger.
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Atoka
Kennedy
Virginia Hunt Country
Jacqueline Kennedy
White House
Kennedys
Secret Service
Blue Ridge Mountains
Hubert Phipps
Phipps
Pierre Salinger
Pack 47 Club Wins Derby
Hank Rossi of Cub Scout Pack 47 won first place in an invitational pinewood derby at Springboro. He received a rotating trophy and an individual gold plaque. Larry Nelson of Pack 40 Waynesville took second and Bill Ross of Pack 63 Wildwood placed third. Other packs included 22 Blue Ball 5 Springboro and 942 Bethany.
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Hank Rossi
Cub Scout Pack 47
Springboro
Larry Nelson
Waynesville
Bill Ross
Wildwood
Pack
Blue Ball
Bethany
Rome Founding Commemorated at Campidoglio
The Eternal City marked its 2716th birthday with ceremonies at the Campidoglio. Mayor Galaco Della Porta awarded medals and scrolls to municipal workers and journalists as speakers recalled nearly three millennia since Romulus founded Rome in 753 BC on the Tiber swamplands.
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RCMF
Campidoglio
Rome
Galaco Della Porta
Romulus
Tiber
Nixon backs Rockefeller Goldwater unity ticket idea
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon urged a Rockefeller Goldwater ticket at a Washington editors meeting while denying personal political ambitions. He noted the strength of a Nixon Rockefeller Goldwater ticket and floated a draft for nomination. Rockefeller has yet to decide on primaries, and Knowland could lead an unpledged slate.
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John F. Kennedy
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Nixon
Lyndon
Jack
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
Barry
Nelson
Senate
Arizona
Nixon Eyes GOP Fire in 1964 Primary Field
The former vice president argues the party nominee must prove mettle in next year’s primaries. He names Rockefeller Goldwater and Governors Romney and Scranton as potential aspirants and hints at a June California primary bid. Scranton shows no rush to compete. Romney faces Michigan issues but could become more available in 1964. Goldwater maintains he will not run.
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Rockefeller
Goldwater
George Romney
Michigan
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Nixon
California
Kennedy
Scranton
Romney
Glenn proposes national space age information center
Astronaut John Glenn urged creation of a national information center to channel vast space age data. He said it would organize and simplify highly technical information for everyday use and could seed broader knowledge systems beyond file storage. The idea aims to bridge researchers and users with a central, updatable repository.
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New York
NAP
John G. Glenn Jr
Associated Press
Glenn
National Information Center
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Frances Lewine
Caroline
John Jr
Mrs. Kennedy
Virginia
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Derby
Crisco
Jane Parker
Ann Page
Dennis
Rocky & Goldwater
By Jack Bell
Barry Golwater
R-Ariz
Ners
William F. Knowland
The
Oakland Tribune
Orville Steele
Carolyn Newell
Lookout Mountain
Chattanooga
Tenn
National Space Age Info Center
GSA
Chicago
Rudolph Libbe Inc
Walbridge
Ohio
General Services Administra
Perrysburg
Middletown
Ford
Tytus
Curry Ford, Inc
Middletown, Ohio
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