Kennedy Berlin crisis explained strong defense and aid debate
President Kennedy spoke on Berlin and foreign aid policy, urging military buildup and careful spending. The newsletter notes opposition to Kerr Mills, Outer Mongolia recognition concerns, space program progress, and a Maryland student’s democracy essay.
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Hamilton Slated For CIA Head
Newsweek reports Wall Street lawyer Hamilton a likely successor to Allen W. Dulles as CIA director in October after a Kennedy meeting. A Kansas City native, Rhodes Scholar, he has long served in government and chairs in Cleary Gottlieb Steen and Hamilton with offices in Paris and Brussels. Hamilton resides in Greenwich Connecticut with wife Helen Miller and three children.
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Defense of Berlin Practice Keeps Garrison Alert
Berlin's U S British and French garrisons staged an early morning alert to practice defending the threatened city. Loudspeaker trucks woke married troops families and civilians attached to Allied missions were ordered to duty posts until given the all clear. West Berlin police conducted a separate night drill not coordinated with the Allies. About 2000 refugees from Communist East Germany entered West Berlin in the 24 hours to Sunday night, a regional record since June 1953.
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Area Residents Face Fines Before Gettysburg Commissioner
Local residents appeared before U.S. Commissioner J. Francis Yake Jr on speeding charges. Names listed include Mariam F Allison, George B Bucher, Nancy L Nelson, Doris Hamme of Gettysburg and others from Emmitsburg and Shippensburg, with fines of 15 dollars. Gettysburg offender paid five dollars for debris on the battlefield. Duncan Evans of Lancaster paid twenty dollars for throwing a beer bottle against a monument. A birthday party was held on Redwood Avenue for Jerry Speak er's sixth birthday with many attendees and gift givers noted. The Isis cult discussion follows, noting its spread from Egypt to Greece Rome and Britain challenging Christianity.
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