Governors Confer Ends With Mixed Support For Kennedy Policies
Honolulu based report says the Kennedy administration won backing on foreign policy and over half of a resolution urging federal aid for education amid a 53rd annual governors meeting at Waikiki Beach. The gathering adopted about 30 resolutions and elected Gov. Wesley Powell chair. The next conference will be in Hershey, Pennsylvania.
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Honolulu
API
Kennedy
Waikiki Beach
Wesley Powell
New Hampshire
Hershey
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Republican says mild substitute marks first break on taboo issue
New York Republican described the approval as a major step forward saying the conference discussed the topic for the first time and broke the ice on a subject long considered taboo.
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New York
Marilyn Monroe Undergoes Emergency Gall Bladder Surgery
Marilyn Monroe underwent a two hour and 15 minute emergency operation at Polyclinic Hospital to remove an acutely inflamed gall bladder. A hospital spokesman said the procedure was a success and Monroe remained in satisfactory condition and resting comfortably.
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New York
UPI
Marilyn Monroe
Polyclinic Hospital
Miss Monroe
Fred K. Fish
Mayor's Nephew Hurt In Florida Beach Accident
Miami report says Frank Steinbrink nephew of Mayor Herman F. Steinbrink suffered serious head injuries when a beach umbrella blown by winds struck him while sunning on a Florida beach. He required 20 stitches, was treated at a hospital and released.
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Frank Steinbrink
Highland Ave
Miami
Fla
Herman F. Steinbrink
Steinbrink
Four teens ordered to appear before mayor on hubcap theft
Four teenage boys were ordered to appear before Mayor Herman F. Steinbrink at 9 a.m. Saturday to answer charges of stealing three hubcaps from a car on Englewood Avenue. Police say the caps have been returned.
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Herman F. Steinbrink
Englewood Ave
When to Ice and Then Heat for Sprains and Bruises
An medical guidance piece explains the two phase approach to injuries. Ice first to numb pain and reduce swelling for the first day, then heat to relax muscles and improve blood flow for recovery. It notes moisture and wrapping methods and shares a humorous anecdote about a doctor and his maid.
Tito Recovers from Acute Tonsillitis
Yugoslav news agency Tan Juga said President Tito has overcome an acute tonsillitis attack and feels better. He is resting at Brijoni and will remain under doctor supervision for a period.
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Belgrade
UPI
Tito
Tan‘jug
Brioni
Arrest of 37 leftists shocks Maracaibo crowd
Police said 37 leftists were arrested during an anti American demonstration in Maracaibo sparked by U S ambassador Teodoro Moscoso's arrival.
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Maracaibo
Venezuela
UPI
U.S
Teodoro Moscoso
Rise in Foreign Missions in Washington Surpasses Ninety
In 1940 Washington hosted about 40 foreign missions accredited by the capital. By now the count exceeds 90, reflecting a substantial growth in diplomatic representation and international activity in the city.
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Washington
What is a mood
The piece defines mood as a vague unrest a person feels about life. It argues children are moodier due to less self understanding and self control. Causes may include home or school issues and may be hard to identify. Persistent moodiness may require professional help to find underlying causes.
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Junior
Antony Armstrong-Jones to join Design magazine advisory panel
Antony Armstrong-Jones, husband of Princess Margaret, is appointed as one of four advisers to the editor of the Council of Industrial Design magazine Design. The unpaid post follows his earlier hire as an adviser.
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London
UPI
Antony Armstrong-Jones
Council of Industrial Design
Princess Margaret
Design
Kennedy signs travel promotion act to lure foreign tourists
President Kennedy signed a law creating a U S travel service in the Commerce Department to boost overseas travel promotion. The agency will have a $19 000 director and can spend up to 4 700 million annually after an initial year with a 3 million ceiling. The move aims to curb gold outflow by expanding foreign tourism and boosts in country and abroad spending.
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Washington
API
Kennedy
United States
U.S
Commerce Department
Congress
House
Senate Finance Committee
Congressman Bennett Gives Personal Gift To Debt Fund
Representative Charles E. Bennett presented a $1000 personal check to Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon to help reduce the $283 billion national debt. The act was authorized by a Bennett sponsored law signed by President Kennedy, allowing the Treasury to accept private gifts to decrease the debt.
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Washington
UPI
Charles E. Bennett
D-Flo
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Bennett
Kennedy
Highway Authority Reports 17 Projects Under Construction
The Highway and Bridge Authority said 17 projects are under construction with a base cost of 11,238,131 dollars in authority funds. The figures were released Thursday in Harrisburg by the agency.
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Bridge Authority
Harrisburg
UPI
State Highway and Bridge Authority
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