House Votes Local Navy Work Funds
The House approved military construction projects totaling about 900000 for Newport Navy facilities and 831000 for Quonset Point Naval Air Station, plus 465000 at the Naval War College. A Senate review is awaited as authorizations depend on Senate approval and funding.
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Admiral Carlson joins Jamestown Ferry Commission
Rear Admiral Daniel Carlson USN was sworn in by Governor Chafee as a Jamestown Ferry Commissioner, succeeding Victor Cousineau of 407 Prospect Hill Street. A Newport resident since 1950, Carlson graduated from the Naval Academy in 1929 and served 36 years in the Navy, including duty on a destroyer and time on the War College staff. He also led local medical supply donations to Korea during his career. The governor has reshaped the commission twice, also naming Ramon M. L. Doux, then a Republican Jamestown councilman, to a different post. The three ex officio members remain state public utilities, public works, and business administration directors.
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Korea
Merry Commission
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Jamestown
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Bisinese
Cruiser hijackers captured by police in Marlboro case
Youth and a girl escaped yesterday after hijacking a State Police cruiser at gunpoint. Joyce Maniey 18 of Lyton and Gilme Low Tra Works ML and G don L Slocum 21 of Somerville were nabbed alive after a gun battle.
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Stila Police
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Lytin
Gilmelow Tra Works
Don L. Slocum
Somerville
De La Salle Seniors Graduate In Landmark Ceremony
De La Salle Academy held its graduation in the school auditorium with 93 seniors receiving diplomas. Michael Stout led with seven gold medals for general excellence, Christian doctrine, English, history, mathematics, science, and highest year average, while several classmates earned honors and scholarships from local Catholic organizations.
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Middletown
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Newport
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Given Saye
Stout
Count Newpn Catholic Daughters of America
Antient Order of Hibernian
Ken Grimes
Matthey
Millionth Mourner Attends Pope John XXIII Funeral
Vatican city coverage notes massive turnout as mourners press through Saint Peter’s Basilica. Cardinals arrive for the June 19 conclave with plans for a nine day mourning period. President Kennedy nominates U.S. delegation including Lyndon Johnson and others to attend services, with global church leaders also expected.
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Lyndon PB. Johnson
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James A. Farles
Nenw York
Ail Poatmaster
Cheante Ne Shuster
Catmonweal
Benjamin Mays
Morehouse College
Atlanta, Ga
Farley
Orethodox Ghurek
Moscow
State tax revenues run well ahead of expectations
Special Vent committee reports current fiscal year tax receipts exceed estimates by about 623000, driven by windfall inheritance proceeds and strong performance in motor vehicle, sales, and corporate taxes. Administration notes some increases stem from a one time payment and ongoing growth, with June and next year outlook tempered by general revenue shifts and departmental receipts.
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Timates
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Chafee
Althourh
Tus
Speeft
Joseph K. O'Donnelley
Dee
Gevardance
Poliey
Nifty Ihe
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Ax Oh
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Une Lax
Fie Sules
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Tejuor
Reds Burn U S Mission In Venezuela
In Caracas eight gunmen overpowered guards at the U S Military Mission building. They bound and disrobed 12 staff, doused the entrance with gasoline, and set the building ablaze. No personnel were harmed. The attackers, tied to the FALN group, left behind anti U S and pro Communist slogans. The mission records were destroyed and property damaged.
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Meir
Missia
Romulo Belamourt
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T. C. Blevins
Maj. B. Gardner
B57s Now Used in Viet Nam Debut
In Saigon Western reports say Bamboo B57 jet bombers have entered combat against Communist guerrillas in South Vietnam for the first time. The U S Air Force pilots fly British designed and American built aircraft known in the Royal Air Force as the Canberra. Officials had long urged reactivating World War II B26 fighters idled in Vietnam for over a year as a test replacement amid concerns over crash rates. The B57s are said to be used extensively on support missions, including night operations.
Kennedy links race strife to lag in education
President Kennedy warns that racial strife undermines U S education, urging a federal program to reform schooling. He urges unity across parties, cites Alabama and nationwide disparities, notes millions with insufficient schooling, and outlines a national effort during a Pacific Navy voyage and San Diego commencement address.
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Second Negro In Ole Miss Enrollment Sparks Tense Clash
James H. Meredith's plan to return as the second Black student at the University of Mississippi set off a wave of protests and security measures. Cleve McDowell, a 21-year-old Black applicant from Drew, Mississippi, registered with police and state officials watching closely as Governor Barnett and the Board of Trustees faced legal challenges and potential unrest.
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James HH. Meredith
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Pearold Drew
Cleve McDowell
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Nighey Learning
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Jackel
U S Pushes Development Of Supersonic Air Transport
The United States aims to advance supersonic air transport with government backing and industry collaboration. Pan American orders six craft, with Britain and France joining. timelines target service by 1969 or sooner, but cost and technical hurdles, including heat resistance and materials, loom large.
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U S Red Hot Ling Nears Approval
Geneva sources report the United States and Soviet negotiators nearing approval of a permanent teletype writer cable linking governments. The accord, reached after private talks from May to June, aims to enable emergency communications to prevent accidental war. Soviet approval pending.
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Sessions Worry Over Joint House And Senate Sessions
Washington alert as lawmakers debate a staged joint session amid fears of disruption. Rep Charles Jockleon and committee members warn of security gaps while Congress weighs the line of presidential succession and the State of the Union setting. A 1950s incident in the gallery sparked fresh concern about cabinet attendance and protection.
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