Kennedy Urges Partnership to Boost Economy at Yale
President Kennedy urged critics to drop worn out slogans and join the government in strengthening the economy. He defended his stance toward the steel industry, said deficits do not always cause inflation, and stressed government business and labor must share responsibility. He spoke at Yale's commencement, noting the need for economic confidence over political hype.
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Yale University
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy Receives Honorary Yale Degree at Commencement
President Kennedy, a 1940 Harvard graduate, praised Yale for the honorary doctorate awarded at the Yale University commencement in New Haven. He noted past frictions with steel firms and media leaders including Roger Blough, Henry Ford, John Whitney, Henry Luce, and William Buckley Jr, calling himself a Yale man at last.
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Harvard
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Yale Law School
Henry Ford
John Hay Whitney
Henry Luce
William F. Buckley Jr
Whitney
New York Herald Tribune
White House
Luce
Time Inc
Buckley
National Review
Peru Vote Uncertain In Early Percentages For Leader
Partial returns show three leading candidates in a tight race for Peru's presidency. No one near 34 percent as early results hint the new Congress may pick the chief executive from Manuel A. Odria Fernando Belaunde Terry and Victor Raul Haya de la Torre. Official tallies unlikely before June 18 as the electoral jury reviews ballots.
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Peru
Congress
Manuel A. Odria
Odria
Fernando Belaunde Terry
Popular Action Party
Victor Raul Haya de la Torre
Apra Party
Kennedy No 12 on Yale's list
New Haven Connecticut AP Yale honors 12 men who became U S presidents including Washington Jefferson Adams Hayes Taft Roosevelt Wilson Hoover Eisenhower and F D Roosevelt Yale has awarded honorary degrees to presidents since its 1701 founding John F Kennedy is noted as an Harvard man who might feel out of place at Yale today.
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White House
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John Adams
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William McKinley
William Howard Taft
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Woodrow Wilson
Herbert Hoover
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Marine father left Japan adoptee amid red tape
In Buena Park California United States Marine veteran M Sgt Stanley G Baker tearfully described to reporters how his 10 year old Japanese born daughter Yukie Fukki Baker was left behind in Japan due to bureaucratic visa and pre adoption study requirements. Baker adopted Yukie Feb 23 in Yamagu chi Court of Domestic Affairs but a visa and California social welfare pre adoption study stalled her entry to the United States. Baker retired July 1 after 22 years in the Marines.
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United States
California Department of Social Welfare
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Marines
Train Derailment In Montana Kills Child On Curve
Investigators study possible air brake failure on Northern Pacific luxury train that plunged 15 cars down a 100 foot embankment on Evaro Hill near Missoula. One child Terese Ann Dooms of Ekalaka, Mont., died. 219 injured, 68 held in hospitals overnight. The westbound train from Seattle to Chicago was near the World’s Fair crowd, speed logged lower than 100 mph, with remnants devoured by mud and chaos.
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Minn
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Ann Dooms
Ekalaka
North Coast Limited
James Yates
Centralia
Wash
Roberta Reacher
Jacqueline Reacher
Yates
Souvanna Wins Premier Post in Laos Coalition
Souvanna Phouma announces a three-way agreement among neutralists royalists and Pathet Lao to form a coalition cabinet. He will be premier and defense minister with Pheng Phongsavan as interior and social welfare head. Souphanouvong designated deputy premiers and other posts split among factions.
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Laos
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Souphanouvong
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Pheng Phongsavan
Phoumi Nosavan
Vientiane
Phouma
Pathet Lao
Quinim Phol
Beck Denied Appeal in Teamsters Tax Convictions
The Supreme Court refused to review Dave Beck's federal tax return charges for 1950 and 1952. It affirmed a separate embezzlement conviction of $1,900 from union auto sales, with a 15 year sentence. Beck had earlier been sentenced in federal court to three to five years and a $26,000 fine.
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Supreme Court
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
High Tribunal
Beck
Washington
Tacoma
Wash
Middletown Weather Forecast Slight Rain Chance Tonight
The Weather Bureau reports a break in the dry spell for Middletown with scattered thundershowers this evening and tonight and again tomorrow afternoon. Cooler temperatures are expected with tonight’s low around 65 and tomorrow’s high near 85. Yesterday’s official high reached 86 at 2:30 pm and overnight low was 68. Weekend rainfall measured at 0.5 inches.
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Middletown
Weather Bureau
Retirement Again for 91-Year-Old Minister in Georgia
The Rev. Walter Scott Robinson, at 91, retires from active ministry for a second time after serving Decatur's First Methodist Church as associate pastor. He began as a circuit rider 64 years ago and remains an enthusiastic golfer despite aging legs. He cites golf as character building and says he is not worried about death, noting he has a burial place beside his wife in Monroe cemetery.
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Decatur
First Methodist Church
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Monroe (Ga
Big Blast Not Before Thursday
HONOLULU AP extension of the Johnston Island danger area was announced as a precursor to the Pacific test series biggest blast. Unofficial sources say the detonation could be several megatons, 50 to 500 times Hiroshima, at around 200 miles high. The release notes a 530 nautical mile sea level radius and a 99 mile 30 000 foot radius, with no Thursday timing but potential firing during next weekend.
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United States
Johnston Island
Joint Task Force
Hiroshima
U.S
Hawaii
Johnston
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
The Hardest Thing to Raise in a Garden
A witty line notes that the most challenging thing in gardening is lifting and curing a persistent hack as the season begins.
Mundt Says Freeman Regrets Estes Balloon Remark
Senator Mundt says Secretary Freeman now wishes he had not called the Estes case inflated. He notes Freeman told reporters the issue was ballooned and that the matter is far more serious. Estes, a West Texas promoter, faces fraud charges and bankruptcy amid investigations by Senate and House panels into his government grain storage, cotton, and fertilizer ventures. The House hearings resume Wednesday.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Billie Sol Estes
Karl FE. Mundt
D Mundt
Senate
Estes
Freeman
West Texas
House
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Mundt
Agriculture Department
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