Mayors pledge wide U S support for West Berlin
Twenty three American mayors visiting Berlin assured West Berlin of all out American support. They delivered telegrams from 572 U S cities, met Mayor Willy Brandt, and were hosted by Gen. Clay. The group planned a Sunday bus tour of the city including the Soviet controlled sector.
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Michael Goldsmith
Berlin
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Temnelhof
U. S. Berlin
Schoenberg
Brandt
President Kennedy
Controversial Cancer Drug to Be Put to Test
The National Cancer Institute will evaluate Krebiozen to assess its cancer-fighting effectiveness. Developers handed over the chemical formula and 4,000 treated-case data. JAMA labeled the drug worthless, while physicians report varied outcomes. A civil suit seeks damages over accusations tied to Dr. Stoddard and a book about the drug.
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Washington
National Cancer Institute
Krebiozen
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Andrew C Loy
University of Illinois
Stevan Durovic
John F. Pick
Krebiozen Foundation
George D. Stoddard
New York University
Ivy
Stoddard
Chicago
Julius H. Miner
Scouters Set New Record In Marathon
Three American Boy Scouts completed the Athens marathon in six hours 28 minutes, a Scout record and nine minutes faster than last year. All fourteens, John Alfolter, Ken Caldwell, and Emil Lawrence led a field of about 50 Scouts from Corvallis Knoxville and San Francisco, sons of Americans in Greece. The event honors the ancient run from Marathon to Athens and aligns with the 1963 World Jamboree site.
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Athens
Greece
B.C
Marathon
Hadrian’s Arch
John Alfolter
Corvallis
Ore
Ken Caldwell
Knoxville
Tenn
Emil Lawrence
San Francisco
Guard Enlistees March Under Tight Police Escort
A group of 32 army enlistees from Cleveland and Buffalo on their way to Ft. Dix marched between railroad stations under heavy police guard. An Erie-Lackawanna Railroad spokesman said the enlistees caused a disturbance and damage on the Buffalo train, with names to be forwarded to army officials. They traveled from Erie to Trenton and then by bus to Ft. Dix, arriving from Ohio and western Pennsylvania with orders in hand and no military personnel accompanying them.
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Newark
M. J
Cleveland
Buffalo
N. Y
Ft. Dix
Erie-Lackawanna Railroad
Erie - Lackawanna
Pennsylvania Railroad
Trenton
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Peronnel
Prisoners Help Orphan In Hong Kong And Greece
Inmates at St. Vincent de Paul Penitentiary in Montreal contribute funds to foster Parents' Plan supporting an orphan boy in Hong Kong and an orphan girl in Greece. Their contributions come from sales of handmade crafts.
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Montreal
St. Vincent de Paul Penitentiary
Hong Kong
Greece
Kennedy Signs Bills on Busy Saturday Voyage on Honey Fitz
President Kennedy signed appropriation bills totaling over 9 billion dollars including more than 4 billion for foreign aid and Peace Corps funds. He then sailed on the Honey Fitz for a vacation trip while White House sources noted no plan to send a letter to Khrushchev or meet Gromyko next week.
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Cornelius F. Hurley
Newport, R.I
Kennedy
Honey Fitz
Peace Corps
Inter American Development Loan Fund
Sargent Shriver
White House
Khrushchev
Berlin
West Germany
Righ
Andrei A. Gromyko
Washington
House
Senate
Kennedy party returns to Washington for Sudan president visit
Press Secretary Pierre Salinger said the President will greet Sudanese President Ibrahem Abboud in Washington on Monday as he travels to the capital for a state visit on Wednesday. Abboud will attend a state dinner that night. Meanwhile Mrs. Kennedy is in Washington and spent the day golfing and water skiing then on the Newport Country Club course with artist William Walton before an afternoon cruise with the President.
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Pierre Salinger
Washington
Sudan
Ibrahim Abboud
Abboud
Kennedy
Eame
Newport Country Club
William Walton
Kennedys
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