Eisenhower attacks Kennedy spending and centralization
Former President Dwight D Eisenhower on a televised program criticized Kennedy administration spending and centralization of federal power. He urged Republicans to oppose expansive appropriations and large humanitarian programs, insisting the GOP defend its 1960 platform. Other guests Nixon Rockefeller and Goldwater questioned Kennedy foreign policy and vowed to press for a stronger stance against Communism.
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Congress Asked To Abolish Armed Services Academies
Vice Adm. Hyman G. Rickover urged Congress to abolish the service academies if drastic improvements are not made. Speaking in secret testimony to the House Appropriations Committee last May, he criticized all academies but focused on Annapolis and its products, also sarcastically questioning West Point cadet studies.
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Foster Parents Comment on Modern Naval Academy Training
Kenmore New York AP report notes Foster Parents Rickover criticizes midshipmen at the Naval Academy as a regimented group trained for a Navy that no longer exists. He cites officers who are unaware of today’s realities and the gap between training and needs, while referencing 625 surviving children in a related context.
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Traveler's Diary Has A Message
The Coast Guard ordered Betty Kozak and Mari anne Aherne off the river after their plastic raft trip toward New Orleans proved unsafe. They rebounded with a rubber raft, loaded supplies, sunk, rode a towboat to Chester, then sailed again until a storm and mosquitoes forced landfall near a riverbank crew's pickup and a farmhouse stop before Cape Girardeau.
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Jaycees Break Down Atlanta Racial Bar
The 41st annual National Junior Chamber of Commerce convention in downtown Atlanta marked a racial barrier breach as Pennsylvanian Jaycees president William Johnson and other Negro delegates stayed in previously all white hotels. Johnson, listed under an assumed name at the Dinkler Plaza Hotel, joined about 3,000 attendees with expectations of 10,000 as the event opens. The Jaycees drawn crowds congest downtown streets for committee meetings, the opening merchandise mart, and a Texas-size barbecue by the Odgena Tennessee Jaycees over a massive pit.
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Funeral Rites Pend In Alpine
Funeral services are pending at Livingston Funeral Home in Alpine for Evelyn Cox 55 who died at 3 p m Sunday in Brewster County Memorial Hospital of injuries from an automobile accident south of Marfa Saturday afternoon. Her husband Charles Cox in fair condition at Alpine Hospital with scalp lacerations and possible back injuries. The couple were returning from Presidio when the crash occurred on U S Highway 67.
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Bomber Crash Kills 3 Men in Lincoln Nebraska
A B47 Stratojet bomber on a local training flight exploded Sunday night near Lincoln, killing three crewmen and injuring a fourth not seriously. The dead are Capt. Albert Marinich of Uniontown Pennsylvania, Capt. Allan H. Matson of Portland Oregon, and Capt. Russell Holst of Red Wing Minnesota. Surviving is Lt. Thomas T Wesner.
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Red Wing
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Pioneer Dies Rites Tuesday In Grandfalls
Mrs. J. R. Bell 72 a pioneer West Texan died Saturday night while visiting Lovington New Mexico on her 52nd wedding anniversary Barnes Funeral Home Monahans will conduct services at 2 30 p m Tuesday in First Baptist Church Grandfalls burial Odessa Cemetery Survivors include husband four sons Gene Bell Mickey Bell Donald Bell and Bob Bell one daughter Mrs B J Middlebrook 12 grandchildren and six great grandchildren
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Funeral Set in Big Lake
Funeral services will be held at 2 30 p m Tuesday in the First Methodist Church for Mrs Mattie Harbert 92 of Los Angeles Calif a former Big Lake resident Burial will be in Big Lake Cemetery under the direction of Robert Massie Funeral Home She died June 15 in a Los Angeles hospital Survivors include two daughters Mrs Ada Sweatt of Big Lake and Mrs Inez Rancourt of Los Angeles and one son O M Harbert of Los Angeles
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Funeral set for Oscar Warren in Kermit
Funeral services will be held at 3 p m Tuesday in Eastside Church of Christ for Oscar Warren 75 a Winkler County constable who died Sunday after a three week illness Burial will follow in Kermit Cemetery under Hixson Funeral Home direction Warren served as constable in Kermit eight years He is survived by son Paul of Kermit daughter Lena Blankenship brother Arthur Warren Dublin sister Verda Taylor Houston three grandchildren and two great grandchildren
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Amarillo Men Hurt In Mishap Near Taos New Mexico
Two Amarillo Air Force Majors were hospitalized with injuries from a Sunday car overturning six miles north of Taos New Mexico. Miss Mary Dwyer of Albuquerque was killed. Passengers Robert Nix of 1907 Adobe Drive and Burton Lewis of 1633 Cisco Drive suffered fractured left ankles.
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