Kennedy to Tour for Demos Across Nation
President Kennedy plans a cross country series of Democratic fund raising dinners after a busy New England weekend. The Boston event drew over 7,000 people at 100 per plate, raising more than 700000 for the party as he considers central cities like Dallas San Francisco Chicago Philadelphia New York and Miami before the campaign. He urged support for tax cuts civil rights and education while appealing for science space and foreign aid funding and youth employment programs.
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Burglars Foiled at Roosevelt Junior High Safe
Police said burglars entered Roosevelt Junior High through a basement window and dragged a safe from an office. They opened the safe but fled when a police cruiser stopped by on a routine check. A refrigerator was entered in the kitchen during the break-in.
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OSU Student Returns From Dental Parley in Atlantic City
William G. Schneider son of Mr and Mrs Elmer P Schneider 310 Brelsford Ave Trenton returned from a four day trip to Atlantic City where he conducted a gold foil clinic representing the Ohio State University College of Dentistry The OSU junior and Xavier University alumnus spoke at the American Dental Association annual meeting and was elected to SCADA Student Clinicians.
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Seven City Commission Candidates to Speak at Civitan Meeting
Seven candidates for City Commission will be introduced and speak briefly at the Civitan Club meeting tomorrow at noon. The event will be held at the Manchester Motor Inn with Emmitt Perkins serving as program chairman.
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Not Asked to Quit Korth Denies Resignation Request
Washington AP report shows Secretary of the Navy Fred Korth denying he was asked to resign by the Kennedy administration. He cited personal reasons for leaving the Pentagon and a cited dispute with Robert McNamara over nuclear power for a new carrier VALACTI. Valachi testimony to Senate panel to be closed. Meany urges cut to 40 hour work week to create jobs.
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D-Ark
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Knights Endorse Allen Morgan Jr. for City Commission
The Knights Social Club Inc votes to back Allen Morgan Jr. for city commission. Announcement today by president Al Barnett confirms the endorsement and cites Morgan’s qualifications.
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Moscow Decries NATO Nuclear Force Plan
Moscow via Tass denounces NATO plans for a multilateral nuclear force as contradicting the Moscow treaty ban on nuclear tests and endangering Soviet security. The note cites risks from arming West Germany, urges disarmament efforts at the UN, and notes Britain France and Germany positions on the proposal noting Kennedy's Skybolt withdrawal and Polaris offer. Seoul has been Korea’s capital for over five and a half centuries.
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