President Kennedy Meets Glen Arbor students at White House
Kennedy welcomes 32 students from Glen Arbor High School predicating class in a brief Rose Garden ceremony after a White House tour. He honors their choice to donate trip funds to help a cancer-stricken classmate and explains the White House belongs to all. The teens, including Joyce Montgomery and Donna Penny, pose and receive signed diplomas as they tour the Executive Mansion. The visit follows news of their compassion for Duane Richardson and their plan to help with medical expenses.
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Rockefeller Daughter Dies Surviving Rockefeller Heir Passes Away
Mrs. Parmele Prentice, 91, last surviving child of John D. Rockefeller, died in a Midtown New York hospital. The news follows the death of Nelson A. Rockefeller and marks the end of a generation in the Rockefeller family. Her life bridged philanthropy and public service, with the family influence prominent in national affairs.
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Jewish Vets to Picket Merchant of Venice in NYC
Jewish War Veterans and WCBS-TV officials condemned a taping of The Merchant of Venice as anti Semitic while protesters from New York and New Jersey urged cancellation. The New York Shakespeare festival production in Central Park faces strong opposition from rabbis and intergroup bodies voicing concerns over the broadcast.
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Gen DeWitt Succumbs in Washington
Gen John Lesesne De Witt longtime Western defense commander during World War II died at 82 from a heart attack at his Washington home on the way to a hospital. Retired in 1944 after 49 years in the Army he mobilized forces on the West Coast and in Alaska and oversaw evacuation of Japanese nationals. He served in the Philippines in 1898 1899 and fought in France in World War I later leading the Army War College as Quartermaster General and commander.
Elizabeth Arden Buys Irish Castle in County Kildare
Elizabeth Arden, operator of a Fifth Avenue beauty parlor and others nationwide, has purchased Barrettstown Castle in County Kildare, Ireland for about 208000 dollars. She plans to move to the 12th century estate next month and reside there with the 507 acre property.
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American press association grants five journalism scholarships
The Inter American Press Association announced a scholarship fund awarding five scholarships near fall to North American students and journalists. Applicants must file by September 1. Scholarships provide one year of study in Latin America for journalism students and working journalists.
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Labor Party Cannot Expel Bertrand Russell Over Moscow Plans
The British Labour Party cannot expel philosopher Bertrand Russell after discovering he was not a member due to neglected dues of six shillings. The party debated his case as he backed a Soviet sponsored World Peace Conference in defiance of party rules. The conference is slated for Moscow next month.
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Argentina Communication Workers Halt Over Delayed Wages
In Buenos Aires UPI reports a slowed postal telegraph and telephone system due to unpaid May wages, crippling communications. Workers threaten further strikes as city officials and unions spar over the economic crisis and the effect on daily life.
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New York City Seethes Over Delayed $3.5 Million School
A Queens junior high school project worth 3.5 million dollars remains nearly finished after 17 months but will miss a September opening because sewer connections are unfinished. The school board says the city failed to appropriate 144000 for the sewer line and, once built, it would take at least six months to install. City officials blamed others as the board rejects blame.
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