JFK and Irish Kin Have Tea Party in Barnyard
President Kennedy visited Dunganstown in Ireland to share tea with cousins and neighbors in a barnyard setting near his great grandfather Patrick Kennedy's emigrant home. Crowds lined roads from New Ross to Wexford as Kennedy accepted greetings and gifts, promising to return at most once every ten years.
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U S Officials Silent On Sex Spy Scandals In Europe and UN
Washington officials mum on a trio of sex and spy scandals spanning Europe and the United Nations. FBI CIA investigators probe the Profumo affair, the Wennerstrom case, and alleged UN call girl activities linked to Harry Towers as officials deny security damage.
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England
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Antonin Novotny
Czechoslovakia
Miss Novotny
East Europe
London
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Profumo
Miss Keeler
John Profumo
Recapture Two Who Escaped Wallkill Jail
Police report the recapture of two Wallkill state prisoners near New Paltz. Both were trusties eligible for parole within two years. Daniels began a 5 to 8 year term in November for a second degree assault involving a 14 year old girl. Iown was jailed in February 1962 for third degree burglary of a service station.
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Godber Named Britain War Minister After Profumo Resignation
London Prime Minister Harold Macmillan named Joseph Godber to succeed John Profumo as Britain's war minister. Godber, 49, has served at United Nations and East-West disarmament conferences since 1961 and has been a Conservative MP since 1951. Profumo resigned June 5 after admitting he lied to the House of Commons about an affair with Christine Keeler.
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Joseph Godber
John Profumo
Britain
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Christine Keeler
4-H Urged to Prepare for Emergency by Cornell Professor
Cornell rural civil defense expert Prof Arden F Sherf urged 4 H members to ready themselves and families for any emergency including war tornado fire or flood He proposed youths help teach small town and rural residents how to protect themselves and livestock from nuclear fallout.
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State College of Agriculture
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Air Force Captain Killed in South Viet Nam Crash
A U S Air Force captain died when his T28 fighter crashed during a strafing run about 70 miles west of Saigon. A Vietnamese observer also perished in the accident. Identification of the American was withheld pending next of kin notification. He was the 43rd U S service member killed in combat in South Viet Nam since 1961.
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Helen Keller Celebrates 83rd Birthday Quietly
EASTON Conn uP Helen Keller marked her 83rd birthday with a calm day at Arcan Ridge amid greetings from friends and roses. President Kennedy sent kind words while Keller remains a consultant to the American Foundation for the Blind and enjoys sought quiet.
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Kentucky Segregation Ban Faces Legal Challenge
A statewide executive order by Governor Combs aims to ban segregation in all state licensed businesses and professions. Attorney Jack Lowery calls it unconstitutional, while civil rights leaders praise it. the order takes effect within two months and wide impact on motels, restaurants, and taverns is anticipated. Julius Rather says it is the most all encompassing directive yet and the governor’s office backs it as valid. The case may go to the Supreme Court if challenged.
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New American Gold Star Mothers Chief Named
Mrs. Mary F. Nieman of Binghamton New York becomes president of the American Gold Star Mothers succeeding Mrs. Mary R. Kelly of Washington She was chosen at the closing session of the 26th annual meeting Wealthy Knight of Stony Brook New York was elected corresponding secretary.
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Mary R. Kelly
Wealthy Knight
Stony Brook
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Teens Charged Over Grave Flag Bonfire in Rochester
Five teen boys face malicious mischief charges after police say they built a bonfire using hundreds of veterans grave flags. Detained youths, four aged 15 and one 14, were released to parents pending family court action. One suspect allegedly said they did it for the heck of it.
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Castro to Address Nation on Radio and TV
Fidel Castro will speak to the nation tonight in a Havana theater at 7 30 p m. The Cuban prime minister will address a meeting of sugar workers, with Havana radio announcing the speech and urging workers to attend.
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DROWNS IN PARK POOL NEAR UTICA
Robert Boxall age 16 of Whitesboro drowned Wednesday while swimming in a park pool near Utica. He lived with an uncle. his parents had died in an automobile accident about ten years ago.
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VFW Opens 44th Convention in Utica Auditorium
The State Veterans of Foreign Wars opened its 44th annual convention today in Utica Memorial Auditorium. About 2,000 veterans registered for the three day meeting.
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Vatican Reopens Plans for Second Vatican Council
The Vatican announced the council will reconvene September 29 with anticipated attendance from Roman Catholic groups worldwide. Observers note the delay raises questions about a Christmas conclusion and possible further sessions to address unresolved topics from the began council.
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Wall Street’s Last Resident To Move Out
New York reports Hugh Harley the building’s last resident plans to vacate 108 Wall Street on June 30 as wreckers convert the 1780s four story structure into a 27 story office tower. Harley has turned the top floors into a minor museum with Turner's painting and Tiffany lamps, storing a lifetime of travel keepsakes for his 4 children and 12 grandchildren. He hopes to join his wife Eleanor abroad after the move.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Tax Cut Prospects Seen Remote This Year
Washington Republican leaders said a tax cut this year appears unlikely as administration focus shifts to civil rights legislation. Senate minority leader Everett Dirksen questioned whether the administration wants a tax cut now, while House minority leader Charles Halleck said the situation grows more improbably with time.
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Wirtz outlines new standards to curb federal project discrimination
Secretary of Labor Wirtz announced that new nondiscrimination standards for federal construction projects will be issued to ensure contractors can comply before contracts are awarded. The talk occurred during a House Judiciary subcommittee meeting as part of support for Kennedy’s civil rights package amid GOP calls for concessions.
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Robert F. Kennedy
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R-Ariz
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Judiciary Committee
Cosmonette May Visit East Berlin to Offset Kennedy
Scattered storms threaten Georgia tobacco crop as 7.4 inches fell in Athens while Atlanta sees 6.5 inches over 11 days. In Berlin Khrushchev may bring Valentina Tereshkova to boost East German morale ahead of Kennedy’s West Berlin visit. Goetting says visits cannot be compared. Khrushchev to land at Schoenefeld and head to East Berlin city hall for a reception.
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Reds Hit Kennedy Visit to Berlin
Soviet Tass reports President Kennedy's West Berlin trip as showing U S support for revenge on Germany. Tass claims the visit contradicts a pledge to end war and criticizes Chancellor Adenauer as host lacking legal right, asserting West Berlin is an enclave under Soviet led control.
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Happy's 4 Children Visit Rock's Estate
Albany. Mrs Nelson A Rockefeller's four children by her first marriage visit her at the Rockefeller estate in Tarrytown. Gov Rockefeller says custody discussions are going very well and there is nothing new to add to his earlier report. Mrs Rockefeller and her first husband Dr James Murphy are working out the arrangements.
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France Questions Kennedy Policy After His Speech
Paris government officials state they have never doubted President Kennedy's resolve to defend Western Europe but question how his successor will carry out such a policy. Information Minister Alain Peyrefitte spoke for President de Gaulle in a Paris luncheon.
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MInk Receiving Plant to Close in Potsdam
The Dairy Men's League will close a milk receiving plant in Potsdam as an economy measure. Milk from 128 farmers will be diverted to Canton North Lawrence and Ogdensburg plants, and the three plant employees will be reassigned within the League's system.
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Ogdensburg
Fall Injuries Fatal in Lackawanna Child
Young Evans boy Terry Leach aged 5 died at Our Lady of Victory Hospital from injuries after a 15 foot fall from a tree last week. He was the son of Ronald and Mrs Leach.
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