Kennedy Aide Reports Back on Back Treatment and Trips
Salinger said Kennedy plans to ditch crutches soon after daily ultrasound and electric heat for his back. A White House briefing noted possible hearings or news conferences would adapt to the president’s health. No final word on Honolulu governors conference, Los Angeles airport dedication, or a South American visit near Montevideo. The president spent the weekend with family at their Virginia estate.
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Kennedy says he would not use marshals to free riders
In a tense exchange Senator Dworshak questions who bears blame for the Freedom Riders crisis. McClellan and Ellender defend firm action and accuse riders of seeking trouble. Kennedy doubts any decision should be forced by street violence and beatings.
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Justices Split Over Union Dues In Political Campaigns
The Supreme Court split over limits on using union dues for political purposes. The decision centers on a union shop and whether protesting workers can recover or block funds used for politics, with Brennan supporting targeted relief andDouglas urging broader protection of individual rights.
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Louisiana Judge Reggie Heads Arab Outreach Mission
Beiru t AP report says City Judge Edmund M Reggie of Crowley Louisiana visiting Lebanon Jordan Saudi Arabia and Egypt to gauge Arab reactions to Kennedy administration Palestine overtures He meets Lebanese President Fuad Chehab Finance Minister Pierre Gemayel and Maronite Patriarch Mgr Paul Meouchi and says he seeks only to make contacts and exchange ideas while Arab press call him a presidential emissary and note his Kennedy support in 1960
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West Monroe Masonic Temple Meeting Tonight
Tuesday night at 7 30 at the West Monroe Masonic Temple the first section will be conferred by past masters All master Masons are urged to attend Refreshments will be served Street Commissioner W D H Rodriguez returns to city hall after a two week vacation He was fishing in Arkansas.
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Security ruling bars entry to Navy property on notice
The Supreme Court sided with the government allowing a civilian employee of a private firm to be barred from Navy property after a notice of failure to meet security rules. Rachel M. Brawner, 39, lost her badge when the factory security officer did not explain the deficiency. She refused a public cafeteria job and sued for badge return and back pay. Justice Stewart wrote the majority in a 5-4 decision.
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Rail disaster survivors recount brutal crash and evacuations
Twenty three bodies ruled out sabotage after examining the rails as the 80 mile per hour speed was deemed normal. Survivors spoke of whiplashing jolts and deafening noise as cars fell into a ravine. Verdun helicopters airlifted serious cases to Nancy hospital while others went to Vitry le Francois depot. Only three Americans were aboard and one was injured. Catherine McGuinness, 25, of Bayside New York, an Air Force employee in Wiesbaden, suffered bruises. Two other U.S. soldiers in Germany were aboard but uninjured. Names not released.
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Bachelor 75 Seeks Wife In Blazing Ad Campaign
Nottingham man Alfred Heard 75 advertised for a wife with the line wife wanted blond or brunette. He received 24 replies in response to the unusual personal appeal.
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Roll Call Highlights For Mississippi Louisiana Members
Washington AP reports how Mississippi and Louisiana members voted on recent roll calls. Key actions include passage of a $6 billion housing bill with mixed votes, confirmation of Howard Morgan to the Federal Power Commission, rejection of a highway bill billboard amendment, and adoption of a resolution to disapprove FCC reorganization proposals.
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U S Sets Early Warning Site in Alaska
The Air Force announces the Clear BMEWS station in interior Alaska will operate from July 1 as the second U S missile early warning site after Thule Greenland. A third station at Fylingdales Moor England should be ready by end of 1962. Three radar reflectors 165 by 400 feet form the defense system.
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Ensenada interview ties Brous to American Republican Army
The San Diego Union quotes Brous claiming leadership of the American Republican Army aimed at nationalizing public utilities and gaining power by political rather than violent means. He described planned sabotage to draw attention, citing hate for privately owned utilities and a similar yet more active role than the John Birch Society.
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Capsule Recuperated After Space Capsule Recovery
In Honolulu the gold plated 300 pound Discoverer capsule and three divers were picked up by the destroyer USS Radford at 7 09 am and escorted to Hawaii. The fifth Discoverer capsule recovered from space will be studied by scientists to learn from its two days in orbit.
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