White House visitor meets Kennedy autographed picture in 1962
Sam Nealy of Chester Pa a school principal touring Washington with his wife was stopped at the White House visitors gate Thursday and given an autographed picture of President Kennedy. The year’s record White House visits are projected to reach 1.6 to 1.7 million as this year nears a new peak.
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Estes Claim Michigan redistricting delay ordered
A court order delayed Michigan Senate redistricting on a population basis pending a review petition by the U S Supreme Court. Justice Powter Stewart ordered the delay overriding a Michigan Supreme Court deadline. Other reapportionment moves followed in Delaware and Rhode Island as states seek new districts amid a nationwide trend.
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Key Lost Lands Safe in Goodwin Bonds
Goodwin town reports $1,400 in U S savings bonds securely stored in a safe deposit box. State Comptroller John Penne states the key to the box is missing.
Senate May New York Reports Delay Arms Drug Caused
Washington reports the House passed the largest peacetime defense bill in history, totaling 48.14 billion dollars, with Senate action possibly delayed by the administration satellite bill. New York City health officials report deformities in three babies born to mothers who used Thalidomide overseas. FDA says no U.S. cases yet, though officials caution about abroad origin.
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Local newspaper item on Long Beach circulation highlights
A fragmentary press clipping notes circulation figures and a weekly distribution routine for a Long Beach publication. The text references a yearly rate, a bomber bureau, and an unspecified press location, but the readable portion is limited and lacks full context or clear events.
Anniversary rites honor Eva Peron in Buenos Aires
About 250 people gathered Thursday night to mark the 10th anniversary of Eva Peron's death, honoring the fading memory of Evita, wife of ousted ex-President Juan D. Peron, in Buenos Aires.
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Rail Unions Sue Over Work Rules and Imminent Strike
CHICAGO - About 200000 railroad workers threaten a strike to stop proposed work-rule changes set to take effect August 17. In a federal suit, unions seek to block the changes as a violation of the Federal Railway Labor Act and request a permanent injunction to prevent management from adopting the rules. The unions say the changes would drop featherbedding and cut essential jobs needed for safe operation.
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