Kennedy Shines in Domestic Field but Foreign Play Still Unclear
President Kennedy shows strength in Congress and domestic plans as Republicans and conservative Democrats cooperate behind the scenes. Foreign affairs remain shrouded. his Paris and Vienna talks with De Gaulle and Khrushchev yielded cautious amiability and limited advances on Berlin and Laos.
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Mother Declines Graduation Attendance for Twin Service Academy Sons
ANNAPOLIS Md AP a Ohio mother Jeanette Stackhouse left town for home after spending days with her two sons Charles 21 to graduate from the Naval Academy and Bill 22 to graduate from the Air Force Academy both on Wednesday She chose not to attend either ceremony to avoid showing partiality between the two sons.
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St. Michael's College Gets Large Construction Loan
The Community Facilities Administration announced a 375000 loan to St. Michael's College in Santa Fe New Mexico to build housing for 128 men students and two proctors.
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Kennedy Aids Reporters With Broader Foreign Affairs Briefs
Officials authorized by Kennedy to offer reporters more information than the communique. They discussed many topics, shared views already known, and postponed any settlement to a future date as Congress nears adjournment. Kennedy faces foreign affairs scrutiny as his decisions become a yardstick for judging him.
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