Kennedy says no victor in Vienna summit war danger lower
President Kennedy reported to the nation after his Vienna meeting with Khrushchev that neither side won a total victory. He said war risks are reduced as leaders understand each other better, but cautioned about ongoing Cold War issues and urged continued public support for foreign aid.
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Denture Care Ad Promotes FALSE TEETH Maintenance
An old newspaper ad touts FALSE TEETH with a pleasant alkaline powder paste that secures dentures for easier eating and talking. It claims no gummy taste and fights denture odor, recommending placing a small amount on plates. Available at any drug counter.
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Antiviolence Bill Fought By Students In Tokyo Demonstrations
TOKYO AP thousands of Socialist led students and workers protested demanding the antiviolence bill be killed. Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda retreated after Liberal Democratic opposition and riots injuring 600 plus in Tokyo and Kyoto. Demonstrators sought withdrawal of the bill to stamp out political rioting.
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Founder of Modern Psychiatry Carl Jung Dies at 85
Swiss psychiatrist Carl Gustav Jung founder of modern psychiatry died at his Zurich area villa at 85 after a heart attack. A pupil of Freud, he developed the concepts of introvert and extrovert and the collective unconscious while outliving Freud and Adler. He retired from patients at 70 but kept researching and writing amid a long career.
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Donham to Speak at Middletown Democrats Club Meeting
William Donham city commission chairman will address the Middletown Democrats Club tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Nelva Center 9 Canal St. Slides will illustrate his Israel trip as John Minnich presides over the regular business session.
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Mayor Confesses To Window-Breaking
In Troy New York mayor Neil W Kelleher admitted breaking a window at Mrs Michael Demers home after a baseball pitch went astray The mayor joked about wild pitches being a weakness and noted he had several windows already paid for.
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