Door To Summit Left Open
President Kennedy rejects Khrushchev bid to open Geneva disarmament talks at summit level but offers a meeting by June 1 if lower level progress proves worthwhile. He reiterates talks should start among foreign ministers and notes hope for heads of government involvement before June 1 if developments warrant.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Geneva
U.S
United States
Great Britain
United Nations
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Soviet Union
Handwriting On The Wall By Helen Worden Erskine
Dorothy Dix writes to teen girls about love and marriage warning against quick marriages. A 14 year old bride recalls eloping with her 18 year old husband, now a soldier, with a year old son and another baby on the way. She describes poverty, hard work, and worn hands while noting a mix of hardship and resilience.
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Helen Worden Erskine
Helen
Papa
Mama
Teen marriage advice and airport control debate arise
A teenager describes life as an Army wife while urging teens to reconsider marriage. Letters discuss teen marriage, age of consent, and Rhode Island law. A separate item notes Rep Daniel Brewster to sponsor a bill to remove Washington National and Dulles airports from FAA oversight due to potential conflicts of interest.
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Helen
Rhode Island
Charles R. Willams
Pawtucket
R. Lo
Williams
Conflict OF Interest
Baltimore
Washington National Airport
Dulles International Airport
Federal Aviation Agency
Congress
Daniel B. Brewster
D-Md
House of Representatives
Brewster
FAA
Court News Includes Multiple Marriage Licenses and Deeds
The court notice lists marriage licenses for David Rodman Bushman and Cheryl Darlene Shriner, Ronilly Nusbaum and Betty Tracey, and several others with ages and residences, followed by property deeds transferring parcels to named buyers for nominal sums. It also mentions a divorce bill involving Mary Lou Mulcahey and John Mulcahey. The news item then shifts to brief world items including Castro’s public appearance in Havana and a postal workers strike in Tel Aviv.
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David Rodman Bushman
Emmitsburg
Cheryl Darlene Shriner
Thurmont
Ronilly Lee Nusbaum
Betty E Tracey
Westminster
Albert Frederick Rockstrah
Dolores Frances Bonsall
Baltimore
Hansel Brooks
Fairfield
Rosalie L. Christley
New Oxford
Marlin L. Feger
Selingrove
Doris R. Yerger
Shamokin Dam
John G. Berrett
Dorothy M. Keiser
Lancaster
Marshall W. Hull
Mary Diane Mattern
Montgomery
Hamilton Linthicum
Charles Dyker
English Lesson and Word Study Note by W L Gordon
An indexed vocabulary piece defining common usage errors and mispronunciations. It introduces daily word study with pejorative as today’s term and provides pronunciation hints and notes on misspellings.
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W. L. Gordon
Pope Blesses Thousands In Saint Peters Square
Pope John XXIII and Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski blessed about 10 000 worshippers in St Peters Square on Sunday. The pope, cheered by the crowd, welcomed the Polish primate back for the first time since 1958. France to donate eight stained glass windows to a Benedictine abbey near Sherbrooke announced by ambassador Francis LaCoste.
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John XXII
Stefan Cardinal
Wyszynski
Poland
St. Peter’s Square
Ottawa
France
Sherbrooke
Francis la Coste
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