Kennedy Ride to Stage Star Turns Treasury Official
Richard E. McCormack left the Treasury Department to become a nightclub singer after varied steps from campaign work to a role as director of transportation for Kennedy inauguration. He now performs nightly at a supper club with a new record album on the way.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
New Frontier
Secretary of the Treasury
Richard E. McCormack
Treasury Department
McCormack
Stonehill College
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Senate
Vance Hartke
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Sena
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Women hold majority of life insurance beneficiary policies
The National Consumer Finance Association reports that American women are named as beneficiaries on about 80 percent of life insurance policies.
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New York
Family Scrapbook By ERNEST G. OSBORNE
A grandmother recalls grandson and granddaughter learning through everyday moments. The piece highlights children's rapid knowledge growth from TV, stories, and conversations and the value of adult encouragement.
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Ernest G. Osborne
Pope buys Milan crucifix once owned by Milan abbot
Sunday report notes the Pope saw a small crucifix in a Milan junk shop in 1926. The dealer asked about 80 dollars. John lacked funds then but a year later returned and paid. The crucifix reportedly belonged to an abbot in Milan.
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New Castle
Milan
John
Pope John XXIII Requests Crucifix Burial With Him
The Vatican press office confirms Pope John XXIII asked his favorite crucifix, bought from a junk dealer 37 years ago, be placed in his coffin upon death.
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Vatican City
UPI
John XXIII
Vatican
Scientific progress in virology and penicillin testing
The article highlights RSV as a key virus in chicken disease research and its relevance to cancer and leukemia studies at the University of California. It also describes a pennicillin sensitivity test developed at the University of Pennsylvania using a fingertip blood drop and a microscope.
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Man
University of California
University of Pennsylvania
Walter Shelley
Rome Falls to Allies First Axis Capital Captured
In 1944 U S and British troops seized Rome, marking the first Axis capital to fall to the Allies. A thought for the day cites English essayist Thomas de Quincey on how women shape family reception and entertainment.
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States
U.S
Rome
Thomas de Quincey
Daily Almanac for June 4, 1963
United Press International notes the date June 4 1963 a Tuesday the 155th day of the year with 210 to follow and a full moon approaching Venus Jupiter Saturn visible morning Mars in the evening. It recalls events from 1800 the White House completion 1896 Henry Ford first car in Detroit 1942 the Battle of Midway began and Japan suffered its first decisive defeat.
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United Press International
Venus
Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
White House
Henry Ford
Detroit
Midway
Mica Called Preserved Lightning by Hindu Philosophers
Reference to mica described as preserved lightning by Hindu philosophers. Classified want ads contact Dial OL 8 8511.
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New Delhi
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