Kennedy visits ancestral Kennedy homestead in Ireland
President Kennedy returns to his Irish roots visiting the Kennedy homestead at Tugangenstown, meeting cousins and locals. He tours the barnyard and Danforth farm area, receives gifts, and thanks Kennedys and Irish supporters before departing for Wexford and New Ross amid cheers.
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Mary Ann Ryan
New Hoss
Patrick Kenedy
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Albatross Company
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bin Kenney
Sivas
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Jean Smith
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George Meany
Fom Tvelind
Miov Tie Ceremoy
Congression
House Votes Arms Funds By 4101
The House passed a defense appropriations bill by 4101 votes sending the measure to the Senate. The amount, 347.082 billion, is the second largest peacetime military appropriation, with $18.136 billion the biggest program this year. Rep. Curtis opposed it over funding concerns. Defense Secretary McNamara warned the size could affect manpower and air support. President Kennedy supporters touted a $453 million boost for the areas program to spur job creation and attract industries. Senate timing and House-Senate differences loom as the Fourth of July slowdown nears.
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Thomas GB. Curtis
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Defense
Robert S. McNamin Nas
House
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EU- Yo F
George Mahon
Wtex
Defense Appropriations
Pope Orders Council Meet to Reconvene in Vatican
Vatican announces Pope Paul VI ordered the Ecumenical Council to reconvene on September 29. The move follows John XXIII’s initial call and comes after his death paused proceedings. Bishops worldwide will be notified as the assembly aims to advance Christian unity.
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Dyna Wins Annapolis to Newport Yacht Race on Time
Newport AP reports the 5 foot yawl Dyna, owned by Clayton Ewing of Ft. Washington Md, won the 1963 Annapolis to Newport race on corrected time 11 hours 93 minutes 28 seconds. The near-close finish saw Whe Dy second by margin with calm seas from Block Island to Castle Hill. Dyn a sailed 110 miles on the shortest practical route aided by a 15 knot breeze Tuesday as several rivals lagged in becalmed waters.
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Dick Larkin
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Andes
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Filipo
Sleven Castle
Stonington
Conn
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Larchmnant
Reindeer
EE. Newbolt Smith
Philadelphia
Ewing Yach
Branvis Weiherill
Newport Weekend Opera and Folk Concert Series
Newport Weekend lists performances at the Van Alen Auditorium. Jean Madeira opens July 12 at 4 pm, with Fosh Wille July 13. The series features Malcolm Frager July 18, Juilliard String Quartet July 20, and other artists through August, including Carlos Montoya August 23, with Met Opera students in a final program. Proceeds support the Preservation Society and local cultural aims.
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Newpole Preservsion Society
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Aston University Chamber Orchestra
Ranny Votenberg
Sylvie Marlowe
Duke Ellington Chamber
Carlos Montoya
Wreckwich
Ban Pasquale
Preservation Society
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He Apts
Newport Weel Vendhs Inc
Louis Rengaiere
Rhaleia
James van Alen
Gerald Warhuyt
Xhalee
Howard J. Hooks
John Barry Ryan
David A. Warren
George T. Wei
Iver Bryor
James V. Forestal
John Barry Ryan Jr
John Barry Ryandit
Flizugh Green
Amos ¥Eni Alan
George Henry Warner
Wiley ‘T. Buchanan
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Who Will Pay More Taxes From Valuation Boost
Council member questions who bears roughly 79000 more taxes due to a 1275001 valuation rise. The council kept a 3 rate, with calls to release assessor details and tax roll access. Debate notes potential tax impact and access rights for the public.
Hamilton Joins Polaris Fleet
The Polaris submarine Hamilton joined the U S Navy today at commissioning in Groton Conn The Hamilton is designed to fire the 2500 mile Polaris missile with a 425 foot 7000 ton Tamr machine its co commander is Omir Norman B Besse of Yaleboro California and Benjamin F Sherman from Keena New Jersey gold crew along with the lead crew names.
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Alexander Elamilton
Sam
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Treasury
Omir Norman B. Besse
Yaleboro
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Keena
Job Discrimination Faces New Civil Rights Push
Wirtz said the Labor Department will issue new standards to curb employment discrimination by federal contractors. Kennedy pressed civil rights, with Republicans urging limits on federal power and challenging the bill’s public accommodations provisions.
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Barry Goldwater
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Galdwater
Allorney
Jolv V. Lindsay
R-N.y
Maessig
Tax Cut Prospects Grow More Remote In Talk
Washington CAP) Regul ivan congressional marlees said the prospects of a tax cut this year are increasingly remote as senior lawmakers weigh administration aims on civil rights legislation. House Minority Leader Charles A. Healeck of Roane and Senate Minority Leader M. Dirksen of Tell provided pointed views at a news conference.
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Pell shifts in school aid reform spark Rhode Island worry
Rhode Island lawmakers warn worsening federal education aid cuts would hit districts like Newport and Middletown hard. Senator Pell argues extending current programs and making them permanent would prevent service losses for federally connected children and keep quality public schooling intact.
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Dropped From PWD as Budget Cuts Force Dismissals
Providence The state Department of Public Works announced at least 84 employees were dismissed due to slashed funding after the General Assembly refused to provide needed funds. The layoffs include watermen laborers foremen and various office posts. Officials cited a $315,512 cut and noted unemployment compensation costs may rise. Joseph A. O'Donnell said talks with union reps occurred and that more layoffs could follow if funds remain unavailable.
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Joseph A. O'Donnelle
Directo
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O'Donnell
No Relief In Sight From Heat Wave Across New England
Boston reports a fourth day of extreme heat with no relief forecast for six states except Maine and Cape Cod. Temperatures spiked with many areas hitting near 90s and a 95 degree high recorded in New England, while cooler air shifts from central Canada are not expected to ease conditions soon. Water shortages persist. towns restrict lawn sprinkling and car washing as officials urge voluntary conservation.
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