Copyright Does Not Bury Kennedy Speeches in Book
The White House says President Kennedy speeches remain public domain though a forthcoming Harper & Brothers edition titled To Turn the Tide will include a copyright notice for introductory material and annotations. Sorensen reviewed the book and publishers will modify notices to keep speeches public. Harper & Bros. confirms the change and notes profits and royalties go to charity under a Kennedy agreement. The piece also notes the 1784 opening of the Eider Canal in Schleswig and Holstein.
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Fire forces 75 children to flee Eastgate kindergarten
In Columbus suburb Eastgate 75 preschoolers aged 2 to 6 fled a three story brick and frame school building when a Thursday fire broke out. Two teachers and director Mrs Elmine Rickman guided children to safety as firefighters quickly contained the blaze. Owner James Rickman said the school would remain closed for several weeks due to damage and thick basement smoke hampering early efforts.
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