Princess Margaret Arrives in New York First Visitor
Britain's Princess Margaret and Earl of Snowdon arrive in New York to begin a six day U S tour with officials, dignitaries and Mrs John F Kennedy as their first visitor. The royal couple dine with John Hay Whitney and meet press amid cold winds and a brisk evening.
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Jackie
Meg
New York
Britain
Margaret
John F. Kennedy
U.S
Earl of Snowdon
Manhattan
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Elizabeth Cavendish
Humphrey and Lausche Clash Over Farm Act in Ohio
In Columbus the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation opened its 47th annual gathering with Vice President Humphrey praising the federal farm act as a breakthrough to reduce surpluses and protect security, while Senator Lausche, who voted against it, argued compulsory compliance constrains farmers’ liberty as he planned trips to Asia.
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Columbus, Ohio
St. Paul
Minn
Far East
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Farmers Union Grain Terminal Association
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Japan
India
Viet Nam
Congress
Federation
America
Humphrey
Lausche
Stanton Sees U S Ups and Downs on Asia Tour
New York as Rep J William Stanton R Ohio returned from a 13 day Asian tour. He reported high morale of U S troops in Viet Nam and ebb of U S relations with India. He paid his own way costing about 2000 dollars. He urged resume of economic aid to India and limited military aid in India's Kashmir dispute with Pakistan.
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New York
U.S
Viet Nam
India
J. William Stanton
Ohio
Pakistan
Kashmir
Kidney Unit Formed By Group Here
A provisional Tri County Chapter affiliate of the Kidney Foundation of Ohio was formed to sponsor kidney disease research and drug access in Butler Hamilton and Warren counties. David Haney was named temporary chairman after his successful kidney transplant, with executives urging $2 yearly memberships and promising further details.
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Kidney Foundation of Ohio, Inc
Butler
Hamilton
Warren
David Haney
Evelyn Drive
Ernest F. Loeser
Robert Valerio
Cleveland
Tri-County
Jon
Cleveland Clinic
Foundation
Locsei
Ohio
Medical College
University of Cincinnati
Mount Vernon Named by Lawrence Washington
Mount Vernon carried the name chosen by Lawrence Washington in honor of the British admiral he served under.
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Mount Vernon
Lawrence Washington
Vatican Opens Path for Religious Liberty Declaration
Vatican sources report the Ecumenical Council approved the religious liberty declaration by a wide margin, to be promulgated by Pope Paul VI during a Dec 7 public session. The document affirms an intrinsic right to think and worship freely, while preserving a conservative assertion that Catholicism is the one true church.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Paul VI
Council
St. Peter's Basilica
Safe In Wreck But Attack Kills Safe In Wreck
A Columbus woman, Elva Roy McGraner, 70, died in Knoxville after a heart attack an hour after a family car crash. Police said she was not injured at the scene when her husband’s car was hit near Knoxville. The body was sent to Athens, Ohio, for burial.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Columbus
Ohio
Elva Roy McGraner
Athens
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