Business groups doubt Kennedy understands free enterprise
UPI reports Chamber of Commerce President H Ladd Plumley voiced doubt that the Kennedy administration fully recognizes that free enterprise operates through many individual decisions rather than government steering. He said business leaders seek predictable conditions and asked which direction the economy will take next, noting a desire for steady dialogue as relations improve after the steel crisis. The discussion followed Kennedy's Yale address and new Treasury depreciation guidelines expected to save $1.5 billion next year.
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Kathryne Sura Dies at 61 in Philadelphia
Kathryne Sura, wife of the superintendent of the U S Mint in Philadelphia and a founder of the Philadelphia chapter of the March of Dimes, died Friday at her home at age 61. Her death follows a period of illness, and she was active in civic work, with ties to the Mint and local organizations. The obituary notes her involvement in charitable campaigns and community service.
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Ike Schedules Campaign Tour Across the Nation
Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower agrees to coast to coast campaign tour to assist the Republican bid for control of the House. RNC chairman William Miller met Eisenhower at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania to discuss his role, with the first campaign speech set for September 12 or 13 in the home district of House GOP leader Charles A. Halleck of Indiana.
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Kennedy Intervenes to Avert Denver Atomic Plant Strike
President Kennedy sent telegraphs to labor and management officials urging a delay of the planned Monday strike at the Rocky Flats AEC plant near Denver run by Dow Chemical. He asked negotiators to return to Washington in August as talks continue. Thomas E. Hambly of the Denver Metal Trades Council said the message would be reviewed at an executive board meeting. Industrial relations chief W M Bean indicated the plant would respect the request and send representatives to Washington. More than 1,500 workers from 14 unions voted to strike if the dispute remains unresolved.
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Macmillan reshuffle sparks political fire in Britain
London Prime Minister Macmillan’s cabinet shakeup drew sharp opposition criticism as Labor leader Hugh Gaitskell denounced the purge as a political massacre and urged a general election. Liberal Jo Grimond called for elections after 12 years in office, while several key ministers were replaced including Lloyd by Maudling and Watkinson by Thorneycroft.
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Celebrezze Named New Cleveland Mayor by Kennedy
President Kennedy appoints Anthony J Celebrezze as Cleveland mayor succeeding Ribicott. Born in Nazi Italy in 1910, he is a Roman Catholic and one of 13 children, educated at Cleveland public schools John Carroll University and Ohio Northern University. He earned a law degree in 1936 and was admitted to the Ohio bar the same year. Celebrezze joins the cabinet to apply his experience in health education and welfare for public service.
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Balloon study and ambush mark Vietnam news clash
A large NASA Ames research balloon carrying radiation instruments was launched from Goose Bay to study cosmic radiation for manned space flight. Meanwhile Viet Cong attacked an outpost near Saigon and killed two U. S. officers, with ongoing air strikes and riverine forces pursuing guerrillas amid heavy combat along Viet Nam’s frontier.
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Indians Segregated in North Carolina School Transfer Decision
Lumberton North Carolina city school board denied transfer applications for Indian students to white schools. The action was taken during a closed meeting of the board Thursday night and reflects the era's segregation policies impacting student placement.
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UPI
East Berlin Sentences Calif Youth in ongoing case
The article discusses East Berlin sentencing a California youth and notes Mrs Mann cannot travel to Germany due to four other children. She mentions Robert's room will be kept for his return and that his brother Thomas, 20, studies at Redlands University in California, with the excerpt ending amid speculation about the term.
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Spy to Quit Thailand
Bangkok police announce Russian national Thomas Bulgakov will leave Thailand on July 23. Bulgakov was arrested as a spy last year and has been held pending deportation.
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UPI
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Thailand
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Pensioner’s Bulletin offers cordless hearing aids at no cost
A petitioning notice from Associated Hearing Center promotes a new state law providing cordless hearing aids to pensioners at no cost. Readers are urged to contact JHE 20439 at 622 Pine Ave, Long Beach for details.
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Ibn Saud Arrives at German Spa for Indefinite Stay
King Ibn Saud of Saudi Arabia has arrived at Bad Nauheim spa near Frankfurt with about 40 attendants for an indefinite stay. The oil-rich monarch traveled by air Friday to visit the European spa town and rest.
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