State Approves Newport Causeway Project Amid Redevelopment Push
The state grants Newport authority to pave a causeway linking Peer Landing at Lowe Wharf to Goat Island near the former Toyoxte Station site. Newport Redevelopment Agency officials say Army Engineers’ assent is expected, with details to Washington for final approval.
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Two New High Navy Posts Revealed By Korth To War College Grads
The Navy reveals new top posts during Naval War College graduation. Secretary McNamara and Worth outline reform plans. Korth announces creation of a materials chief to oversee feasibility, requirements, and weapon system management. Diplomas awarded to 341 officers including Navy Marines Army Air Force and foreign patrons.
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Aston
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Marine Corps
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Air Force
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Reynand L. Austin
Intreducer Sre- Volury
Kennedy Seeks Europe Trip To Boost Atlantic Unity
President Kennedy plans a full day swing through Western Europe starting next weekend to reinforce defense and deter aggression. Officials say the trip will highlight U.S. resolve to defend Western Europe and support allied NATO members amid rising tensions.
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Neimery
Police Break Up Vigil in Gadsden Alabama
In Gadsden Alabama a protest vigil drew about 300 people. State troopers, armored and armed, moved in with orders to disperse after arrests of around 399 demonstrators earlier in the week. About 200 peace officers, including county and city officers, secured the area around the hotel and surrounding streets as tensions spiked.
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Kennedy frames broad civil rights program for Congress
President Kennedy urged Congress to pass a sweeping civil rights package aimed at ending racial discrimination. He proposed a federal enforcement framework to guarantee equal access in hotels, restaurants, theaters, and public facilities, plus measures for employment and voting safeguards. He called on lawmakers to set aside sectionalism and support a national, comprehensive approach with estimated funding for related programs.
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Fernanert Sistus
Space duel ends as Bykovsky and Tereshkova return from orbit
Soviet space duel concludes with Valery Bykovsky completing 82 orbits and Valentina Tereshkova landing near Kacha, central Asia, while reports say Valentina's earlier flight logged 46 orbits. The two cosmonauts landed 206 pm Moscow time and were celebrated as radio and television stations broadcast the event nationwide.
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Thompson Junior High Grads Get Awards for Scholastic Excellence
A large list of graduates from Thompson Junior High received scholastic awards during a school ceremony. Principal John M. Earle presented medals and prizes for top academic standing and various school activities.
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Rscjinal Superinicadedt
Judy Ami Carter
A.aml Wis
George Malorson
Wedlingten Ave
Read
Maite Glophen Blanks
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Alva Lo Blanks
Jefferson Roa
Brenton Ag
Linet Rawlings
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ISG
Jefferson Roni
Bronton Village
John M. Earle
Bases
Rohre Musworth
Edward Mian
Peter Miferson
Naomi Andersen
Linda Angelo
Carolina Ansel
George Anthony
Quentin Antheny
Toserh Broker
Bill Brooks
Frederick Brown
Lupe Grown
Wiliam Boon
David Busting
Patricia = Mureh
Nancy Bergan
Charles Rash
Linda Hutherwarthy
Mary Byrd
Caren Caminili
Francis Cari Widy Creer
Mary Jana
Roland Castese
Kenneth Chinahors
Margaret Chandley
Robert Shapley
Arthur Clifford
Pelegaly
Clifford
Jean Clottie
Rita Cote
Andre Dearosics
Mavid Delerva
Isthe Keen Diaz
Anita Dickson
Fred
Tiros Satellite In Orbit After Early Cape Launch
A weather satellite named Tiros 7 was launched from Cape Canaveral and reached orbit. Ground stations at Wallops Island reported receiving clear satellite transmissions, confirming a successful early stage of the NASA mission and its planned orbital operations.
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