Sparse crowd greets Kennedy in Italy during visit
President Kennedy arrived in Rome to a sparse reception and held talks with Italian leaders to strengthen US Western alliance. He planned to meet Pope Paul VI, review East-West relations, and discuss NATO and nuclear topics after meeting Segni and Piccioni. Kennedy left for Washington Tuesday night after NATO visit.
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Naples
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Attilio Piccioni
Milan
Lake Como
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Britain and Russia Fail to Resolve Laos Peace Crisis
London reports collapse of British Soviet efforts to consolidate the Geneva Laos peace settlement. Foreign Secretary Home proposes sending the dispute to Geneva signatories and public opinion. Gromyko suggested a joint message blaming Laotian rightists and SEATO allies, a claim denied by the West.
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Soviet Union
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Geneva
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Lord Home
Andrei A. Gromyko
Home
Gromyko
United States
Students Say Cubans Paid Trip Costs for Defiant Visit
The Cuban Student Federation invited 59 American students who flew via Prague to Cuba to defy U S travel restrictions. They arrived in Havana to witness conditions, with spokesman Levi Laub of Columbia University saying authorities warned of prison or fines. The group stayed at the Hotel Riviera as they planned a self described fact finding mission.
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New York
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San Francisco
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Gettysburg Reunites North and South On 100th Civil War Anniversary
Crowds gather in Gettysburg for a unity commemoration marking the 100th anniversary of the 1863 battle. Governors Wallace and Scranton attend the ceremony at Eternal Light memorial with wreaths, stamp dedication, vignettes of history, and Eisenhower address urging self reliance and democracy.
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Alabama
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Pennsylvania
J. Edward Day
Dixie
Dartmouth Opens Campus To Women
Dartmouth College opened its doors to women undergraduates for the first time. Eight-week summer term enrollment includes 148 women and 153 men. women will not receive degrees, and credits earned will be transferred to the students’ regular schools.
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Weather Summary Ohio Falls Clear as Sun Burns Fog Away
Fog and haze burned off by bright sun. Middletown missed by showers yesterday with heavy rains in scattered areas. A thunderstorm knocked out electrical service in Dayton and Columbus. Dayton received 1.26 inches of rain. High 92, low 72, and 72 at 5:30 am today.
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Kennedy calls private business segregation immoral bigotry
Atty Gen Kennedy argues federal rules to outlaw segregation in privately owned public services are essential and morally indefensible. He decries state and local limits and urges Congress to act, while Senate debate splits along party and regional lines with Dirksen offering a persuasion route.
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Washington
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Kennedy
House
New Break In Soviet Ranks Seen At Berlin Meeting
Soviet satellite leaders returned to their capitals after a weekend in East Berlin for Khrushchev’s meeting. Absences of Gheorghiu-Dej and Albania indicated strains in the Red bloc as China and Moscow trade barbs over China’s dispute with the Soviet Union. Khrushchev warned communism remains firm as East German crowds cheered his pledge of eventual German unity under communism.
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Pope Paul VI Opens Reign With World Peace Pledge
Pope Paul VI dedicated his reign to world peace and Christian unity in a 22 hour coronation in St. Peter's Square. The ceremony drew about a quarter million spectators and featured a lightweight beehive crown placed by Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani as dignitaries from 82 nations observed.
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