Inauguration To Costliest In Modern History
Washington reports indicate John F Kennedy's inauguration will be the costliest and most extravagant, with 58,000 parade seats sold and tickets priced up to 40 dollars. Former presidents Hoover Truman Eisenhower and 45 governors attend, while gala tickets fund the party debt and inaugural expenses near 800 thousand dollars.
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Six Year Old Killed In Wyandotte County
In Kansas City Kansas six year old Jimmie Mack Loggins was killed by a car Monday night while on an errand for his mother Kay Loggins to buy apples. A witness said the boy ran into the street in front of the vehicle.
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Burglar Escapes From Hospital After Surgery
A Florida road gang fugitive who admitted stealing over 250000 in burglaries escaped St Louis County Hospital after an appendectomy. Thomas R. Fasenmyer, 32, reportedly climbed from his room to a porch window, with two deputies posted outside. He had earlier confessed to numerous burglaries, sold loot to open a restaurant, and faced accusations of mistreatment claims at the jail.
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School Bus Rolls After Collision in Missouri
In Warrensburg Missouri a school bus rolled over after a car accident injuring three from the car including Maude Jordon 60 Allen Johnson 42 and Walter Carl 43 all from Kansas City Kansas One pupil Dorothy Dempsey 13 was hospitalized for observation while nine children and the driver escaped serious injury The crash happened as bus driver Terry Lee Goring turned left off U S 50 near Warrensburg
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Berman Proves It Pays To Be Funny
New York AP a 1961 profile of Shelley Berman shows a comedian rising to fame with high earnings and diverse early jobs. He recalls hitchhiking across the continent, serving in the Navy, and building material from ordinary life for sharp social critique in his stand up and TV appearances.
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Graham lauds Kennedy on religion as White House team forms
Palm Beach Florida AP President elect Kennedy departs for Washington with his new administration nearly assembled. Rev Billy Graham a longtime ally of Nixon praised Kennedy for easing religious tensions saying his election improved Protestant Catholic relations. Graham noted Nixon Lodge not exploiting the issue and Kennedy addressing it forthrightly. Seaborg named AEC chair fills key vacancy in Kennedy team.
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Eisnhower Diefenbaker sign long term Columbia River treaty
In Washington the president and Canadian prime minister signed a pact to cooperatively develop the Columbia River basin for at least 60 years. The agreement follows two years of joint study and aims to benefit millions on both sides of the border, with terms kept secret until signing. The river drains about 219,500 square miles in the U S and 39,500 square miles in British Columbia.
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