Kennedy remarks on nation’s aims amid Fourth of July crowd
President Kennedy spoke to a large crowd during a Fourth of July appearance. He thanked supporters, paused for handshakes, and then departed for Camp David after an earlier interruption by youths with a segregation sign, which was knocked down. The speech recalled the founders who pledged life, fortune, and honor in 1776 as the guiding force of the nation’s aspirations.
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Ten on Way to West in Wagons
Beet St Cloud Minnesota reported a wagon caravan led by Orin Gulbranson with his wife and eight children heading toward Europe in a faith driven trek toward interdependence. The group aims to trace routes of Mormon predecessors to build workable federal institutions as a new Atlantic partnership emerges between the European union and the United States.
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United States
Marble Slab Tumbles Five Texans Hurt in Rainy Start
A family named Gulbranson, described as Mormon, planned a July Independence Day trip from Minnesota toward Sioux Falls then on to Columbus Nebraska. They expected a short travel day of 10 to 12 miles despite early morning rain halting loading and injuring five Texans.
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Two Million Five Hundred Thousand in Old Car Found
FBI Newark office chief Bachman says about 2.4 million dollars in cash and a box were recovered from an old car trunk after workmen pried open a garage doorway. The money, largely in hundreds, included thousands and ties to a 1953 theft from Rutherford bank. Authorities connected to Moriarty and unpaid taxes.
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Widow's 87-Year-Old Rich Hoard Found in Garage Vault
Authorities described deposits totaling forty thousand dollars in cash plus thirty nine thousand dollars uncovering a large cash hoard in a safe deposit vault linked to Mrs. Farrin. Neighbors and relatives including Mrs. E G Byford were named as distant cousins. The discovery occurred after workmen noticed the car in the garage and alerted police. The widow died of cerebral hemorrhage, with a long estate dispute pending and the FBI counting the money before transfer to the U S marshal's office.
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Torrance Girl, 11, Vanishes
Torrance police and Los Angeles authorities launched a joint search for 11 year old Dorothy Brown who disappeared after planning to ride her bicycle near her home near Border Avenue. The case echoes the 1961 Karen Lynn Tompkins disappearance, with detectives from LA and Torrance leading the effort and many volunteers aiding the search.
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