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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1962

Page

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Caroline Kennedy Attends Middigburg Church Service

Caroline Kennedy, age four, was seen quietly at Middigburg Community Center for a Sunday Mass with her parents, President and Mrs. Kennedy. She wandered playfully at times, as Jackie Kennedy kept her head down and Caroline remained in her pew during the service.

Caroline Kennedy Middigburg, Va Kennedy Caro Oline Tass Middieburg Communiity Center St .Johns Taroline Witis Caroline Gempetown Dias Jackie

Israel Gala Honors Truman at Beverly Hills Dinner

The State of Israel Bonds event in Beverly Hills honored Harry S. Truman and other notable figures for services to Israel. Truman energized the 800 attendees with quips and cautioned against political budget cutters and smiling Russians. He received the Israel War of Independence Standard, a gold staff, the first time awarded to an individual.

Israel Beverly Hills Harry S. Truman Val Cliburn Jack Benny Omar M. Bradley Truman State of Israel Los Angeles State of Israel Bonds David Ben Gurion

Bowles Hits Goldwater Over Rockefeller Pact

Chester Bowles, Kennedy adviser, says he is glad Goldwater does not approve of him and notes Goldwater's embrace of New York governor Nelson Rockefeller. Bowles adds he’s sorry for Rockefeller as Goldwater urged Kennedy to fire Bowles and UN official Stevenson, seen on a taped New York program.

Chester Bowles R-Ariz Bowles Goldwater New York Nelson Rockefeller Kennedy United Nations Alt Stevenon Cuba

Niels Bohr Dies, Renowned Nuclear Physicist, at 77

Copenhagen reports the death of Dr. Niels Bohr at his home following a heart attack. One of the century’s leading physicists, Bohr helped pioneer quantum theory and nuclear fission, won the 1922 Nobel Prize, and directed the Institute of Theoretical Physics in Copenhagen until his passing.

Copenhagen Denmark Niels Bohr Bohr Albert Einstein Hans Bethe United States Bethe Hiraca N.Y Glenn T Seaborg U.S. Atomic Energy Commission John Cockcroft Hideki Yukuwi Princeton University Elmstein J. A. Wheeler Britain Institute of Theoretical Physics

Stalin's War Role Questioned by Soviet Marshal Yeremenko

Soviet Marshal Alexander Yeremenko publicly challenged the idea that Stalin decisively directed wartime planning and the atomic research race. He argued that Stalin's role was exaggerated and urged an end to legends surrounding his leadership.

Alexander Yerémenko Stalin Austlam Yeremenko Moscow Stalingrad Bohr Ile H. C. Hansen Bert Hansen

U S Moves for Yemen Rebel Ties

Cairo reports say the United States seeks to recognize the Yemen Republic. President Kennedy’s message to Abdullah Sallal was delivered via U S Charge d Affaires Robert Stookey asking for assurance of international commitments. Recognition could come in two to three days amid regional fighting reports.

Cairo U. S Yemen Sanaa Kennedy Abdullah Sallal Robert Stookey Hich Sallal U.A.R Saada Red Sea Republic West Germany

Infant Abandoned in Fort Smith Hospital Coat Room

A baby girl, only hours old, was found abandoned in a doctor's coat room at a Fort Smith hospital. Sister Mary Mawrellia, hospital administrator, said the infant is doing well. The newborn was wrapped in a laundry blanket with markings removed.

Fort Smith Ark Mary Mawrellia

Court Tests South Carolina Segregation at Clemson

Harvey B. Gantt, 19, of Charleston seeks admission to Clemson College, an all white school founded 73 years ago. Judge Wyche denied a temporary injunction. 4th Circuit upheld, case returned for trial. Past attempts to integrate USC Columbia and Winthrop College failed in court.

Anderson S.C South Carolina Harvey B. Gantt Charleston Clemson College Gantt Iowa State University Ames U.S C. C University of South Carolina At Columbia Winthrop College School For Women Rock Hill

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