Kennedy Adenauer discuss cold war at Bonn meeting
President Kennedy and West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer held a wide ranging session in Bonn amid a Western pledge to defend Europe. Crowds estimated up to two million welcomed Kennedy on his European tour's first stop before talks with Adenauer.
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Bogatay Elected AMVETS Head in Pennsylvania
Fred Bogatay of White Valley Westmoreland County was chosen Sunday as the Pennsylvania AMVETS commander at the 19th annual state convention. Robert Mills Pottsville and Samuel Ruttenburg Philadelphia were elected first and second vice commanders, with Jerry Gorman Reading as state finance officer. Vance Beachley Harrisburg won unanimous backing for first national vice commander at the Detroit convention opening Aug. 19.
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Crowded Xihee District Pools and Oddities From Pa News
Pa Newe notes crowded pools in Xihee District and Darlington Lake jammed as crowds flock Sunday. Road conditions deteriorate on Pa 168, with deep potholes and ruts. A B O conductor Steve Kovac brings in a 3 to 4 pound potato from Ontario. Gettysburg Civil War Centennial stamps to be issued July 2 at local post offices. Road work continues on U S 422 and Pa 68 168 projects with traffic maintained. AMA offers hot weather food safety tips including portable ice boxes and fresh sandwiches prepared on site.
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New Castle Stamp Club MeetingAnd Vatican Stamp Releases
The New Castle Stamp Club will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m in The News Co Conference Room with James Nelson presiding. Mrs David Moore will manage the program as Mr and Mrs Don Banks show travel slides. Vatican City issued two stamp sets including six paintings and a 19th centenary St Paul set. Vatican donated 460000 to UN refugee program, largest among 76 participating nations.
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Camping Tips From Continent Handbook
An English extract notes that turkeys are not enemies of camping and explains waves of greeting in southern countries. It states people come to tents in waves if waved toward and to wave away if signaling difference, outlining social etiquette for campers.
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Senate expected to pass emergency tax extension
The Senate was expected to approve a one year extension of federal corporate and excise taxes to prevent a revenue drop of about 4.2 billion dollars. The bill would keep taxes on corporations liquor beer new cars auto parts cigarettes and other items through June 30 1964. It also extends a 10 percent tax on general telephone service and a 5 percent tax on airline tickets ensuring the current rate remains in place.
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Boy to Give Barrel of Beer to Father After Carnival Win
In Loughborough England Michael Brooks aged 12 said he would give the barrel of beer he won at a church carnival to his father. The claim is reported by UPI.
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Man Reports Wife Beating Him in Emergency Call
Police in Warminster England said they received an emergency call from a man asking for urgent assistance claiming his wife was beating him. The caller provided no further details and no arrests were reported as of the latest update.
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Kiwanis Meeting Focus With Cy Sampson Speaker
Harold J. Cy Sampson will address the noon meeting at The Castleton on Kiwanis topics. He notes 20 years of perfect Kiwanis attendance and past Kiwanis president roles, plus Division Four lieutenant governor service and district committee chairmanships. Robert A. Myers is program chairman, with James W. Trevitt giving the invocation.
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State Agency To Get Foundation's Medal
Gov. Scranton to accept the George Washington Medal for the Human Relations Committee of the State Public Instruction Department. Neal V. Musmanno heads the department as deputy superintendent. The award honors the curriculum guide Our greatest challenge Human Relations A Guide to Intergroup Education in Schools.
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Frank B Titus Dies Former Lansdowne Chief and PA Association Official
Frank B Titus 85 longtime Lansdowne police chief and secretary of the Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police Association died Sunday in Delaware County Memorial Hospital. He helped organize the Southeastern Pennsylvania Police Chiefs Association and was Lansdowne borough manager. He is survived by his wife a daughter four grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Hen's Egg Records 105 Degree Temperature in St Paul
In St Paul a freshly laid hen's egg shows a temperature near 105 degrees Fahrenheit as researchers note. The finding highlights unusual heat in an ordinary farmyard object and may interest local science outlets.
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Mass rally honors Medgar Evers in Philadelphia
About 6000 people packed Convention Hall in Philadelphia for a NAACP sponsored memorial rally for Medgar Evers slain in Jackson Mississippi on June 12. Speakers included Roy Wilkins and Walter A. Antosandro with clergy leading prayers and a fund for Evers' honor announced. The NAACP calls for a four hour memorial work stoppage to honor Evers.
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Osteopathic Academy Convention Attended by Dr H M Smith
Dr H M Smith of New Castle attended the American Osteopathic Academy of Sclerotherapy convention in Chicago at the Knickerbocker Hotel. About 100 physicians and guests gathered for a three day session featuring topics on athletic injuries lower back problems hernias and bone diseases. Dr True B Eveleth of Chicago served as executive secretary and was a featured speaker.
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First Flag Day Observance Held in 1877
The first national observance of Flag Day occurred in 1877 with a government request to display the flag on all public buildings on June 14, the centennial of its adoption.
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