Kennedy Inaugural Tour Ends With Late Campanile Night
Washington report details President Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy leaving five inaugural balls after 3:20 am. They visited Georgetown at Joseph Alsop's home before a 3:30 am return to the White House. The event drew guests paying up to 40 dollars with formal dress and a grand fruit cake souvenir.
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Washington
Kennedy
Garly
Georgetown
Joseph Alsop
Alsop
White House
Earl E. T. Smith
Cubs
Smith
John Fell
West Palm Beach
Fla
Jacqueline
Lyndon Johnson
Army Herald
Arson-Case Pastor Gets Fleck's Aid
Rev Leonard Rose Rhoads admitted setting a December blaze at First Southern Baptist Church Palo Alto and another Fontana church. Congregation posted 5250 bail and supported his release as Deputy D A Palmer said the case centers on compulsion while deacon Claude Palen defended the pastor’s pulpit.
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Palo Alto
Leonard Rose Rhoads
First Southern Baptist
Fontana
Fins
Rhods
Kennedy hailed as dynamic youthful historic president in Europe
Western Europe reacted with praise for Kennedy after his inauguration. London papers compared him to Lincoln and lauded his dynamism and sense of mission. Le Figaro praised his imagery while Radio Moscow voiced hope for friendship. The Communist Daily Worker in London remained skeptical.
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London
UPI
Europe
Kennedy
Tims
Witt
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
le Figaro
Figaro
London Mail
Radio Moscow
Britain
Soviet Union
Communist Daily Worker
Jack
The
Daily Worker
United States
Thousands Brave Snow at Kennedy Inauguration Parade
Washington reported thousands braved six inches of snow and 25 degree winds to attend Kennedy's inaugural event. Bandsmen soldiers and spectators endured the cold as the ceremony and parade proceeded with piety and solemnity amid discomfort and crowd thinning at the Capitol.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy Tung
Ule Capitol Plaza
Ibarade
Capital
Kennedy
Sam Rayburn
Kennedy Inaugural Parade Echoes Across Nations
The article recounts Kennedy's inauguration events with remarks from Truman Nixon and Frost. It notes Frost's light issues and Landon Johnson aiding his reading, plus reactions from Italian and Swiss publications. It also mentions Long Beach civic leaders and a teen drummer's stumble during the parade.
Rebels Free 12 Belgians for 10,000
In Leopoldville Congo ex premier Lumumba followers released 12 Belgians after a ransom of 10 thousand dollars. White hostages were later arrested as UN efforts to intervene faced criticism from Leopoldville residents seeking protection amid Lumumbist rule.
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Leopoldville, Congo
Yank Cargo Pilots Halt Laos Flights
American cargo pilots refused to fly supply missions to the Laotian army at Vang Vieng, citing an inadequate airstrip. The stoppage blocks flights aimed at the Laung Prabang Vientiane highway offensive, with planes restricted to about one ton per trip.
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Vang Vieng
Laos
UPI
Laalg Prabang- Vientiane
Cohimt
Vientiane
Sala Fou Kyoun
Luang Prabang
Woyal
Luang Prebang
Redheld Xieng Khhovang
Gal
Qudane Sananikone
Oudane
Luang - Prabang
Sala
Graham—Anna Marie
Eisenhowers in First Home of Their Own
Dwight and Mamie Eisenhower settled in Gettysburg after buying their farm in 1950. The couple renovated the home, completed in 1955 at an estimated cost of 150,090 dollars, and have lived there between White House years and other postings. Their enduring view is that the house will always be their home regardless of travel.
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Getysburg
Dwight
Mamie Tiasal
Gettysburg
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania Ave
White House
Washington, D. C
Europe
Columbia University
Eisenhowers
Eisenhowers Return Home After Private Visit
The Eisenhowers arrived at Jose at 6 52 p m Friday after a 2 hour 22 minute drive from Washington. They traveled without a Secret Service or police escort for the first time, and Gettysburgers planned a welcome home event.
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Eisenhower
Jose
Washington
Secret Service
Death Notices Mixed in Obituary Column
A cluttered death notices page lists several individuals with varying spellings and addresses. Entries include Hopkins Robert C 69 Avon SD local survivors and service details, Teigen Hjalmar 76, Paul Maude Frances 78 Huntington Park, Evans William Harrys 70, and Kirk Netlie 91 among others. Services are scheduled at different mortuaries and churches with dates noted as Monday or Tuesday.
Woodard Rite Set for Monday
Foley James R. 50 of 343 8 Colorado Place died Thursday. Surviving include widow Carolyi and father Mrs. Mary Upton. Funeral Monday at 1:1 a.m. at Sunnyside Cathedral Chapel. Mottell's Mortuary leads arrangements. Long Beach humanitarian Mrs. Margaret Woodard widow of Dr William A Woodard died Thursday. Surviving Doris Perry Nina Scheigner two sons Drs William A Jr Joseph. Christensen Ping Mortuary arranged.
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William A. Wandard
Doris Perry
Terming Ave
Nina Scheigner
iTwo
William A, Jr
Joseph
Woodard
Christensen-Ping Mortuary
Jurren Claus Dies at 75 Former County Commissioner
Jurrrens Claus 75 of R28 Redondo Ave died Friday. He served as county commissioner for 16 years in Bal h om e, Missouri. Survived by his wife Clara and two daughters.
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Jurrens — Claus
Redondo Ave
Balhomme
Clara Eye
Five Die As Flood Rakes Argentina Town
Five persons killed when a 200 yard wide flood swept Villa Cacique, Argentina, damming a shanty village and destroying homes. Twenty or more are missing as river waters carried away structures and debris.
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Villa Cacique
Argentina
UPI
U.N. Congo
Horn
Jakarta
Indonesia
Gan
Abdul Kadir
U. N
Uniil
India
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Meno Aye
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Marion Z
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J. D. Hopkins
Avon
Patterson, & Brother
Snively Mortuary
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Hunter Mortuary
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Blackthorne Ave
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Roy D. Klinker
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James Herrith
John Pulinsky
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Joseph Lebow
Frank
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Zell
Lillian Ford
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Face Clements
Tit Beers
Hollow & Son
Huntington Hotel
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