JFK at Resort Sees Civil Medal of Freedom Move
President Kennedy, at a Florida resort for a long weekend, notes new emphasis on the Presidential Medal of Freedom amid tense missile signals from the Soviet Union. He spends Friday with Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy and sails the Honey Fitz with Caroline and friends aboard a sunlit Intracoastal cruise.
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Carpet Too Gaudy, He Says in State House Lobby Debate
In Columbia South Carolina a dispute over installing a red carpet in the state house lobby arises. Rep Thad Fe Saledy criticizes the plan calling it awful and asserts the lobby already features a red ceiling and palm trees, arguing the carpet would worsen the decor.
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Saledy
Struck Cleveland Papers Offer Okayed by Guild
The American Newspaper Guild ratified a management contract offer at Cleveland papers The Plain Dealer and Scripps Howard Press The vote totals showed the guilds press unit 136 to 75 and the overall guild membership about 700 approved the plan A key provision rehired women discharged when the education section was eliminated at the Plain Dealer The contract raises wages by 7 50 to 10 over two years Eight unions remained without a settlement and pickets stayed at the two papers while negotiations continue The teamsters and other craft unions had been striking but would not block resumption of publication
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UPI
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International Executive Board
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Stelke Nova
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Mosting
Plain Dealers
Scripps
Howard Press
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Plain Dealer Guild
Plain Dealer
Newspaper Unions Back Kennedy Third-Party Solution
United unions in New York join publishers in backing President Kennedy’s call for an independent third party to settle the 11 week newspaper strike. Elmver Brows, ITU chief, defends leader Bortram Powers as Kennedy’s intervention draws praise and criticism from labor and publishers alike toward a mayoral panel to decide the dispute.
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Tnllery National Typographical Union
ITU
Bortram Powers
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London Births Rise For Seventh Straight Year
London births reached 69000 last year marking the seventh consecutive annual increase, according to London medical health officer Dr. J A Scott.
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UPI
J. A. Scott
Space Efforts Assist Housewives and Home Life
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson described space research benefiting daily life, noting housewives use kitchenware inspired by space tech and that telemetry and thermoelectric devices power satellites now aid home heating. He cited wide applications from weather forecasting to refrigeration, claiming space programs extend reach into everyday products and medical advances.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Jonson
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Johnson
Frontife
Texas
Toy Blast Again Jolts U S Toy Blast
A harsh cold wave grips much of the eastern two thirds of the nation. Washington state and the South Midwest and East report subfreezing temperatures with record lows. Upstate New York and the Lake Ontario snow belt see heavy snowfall and extreme cold. Pellston Michigan records 35 below zero while Dixie towns hit near 20 below and 18 below at Clingmans Peak in the Great Smokies.
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New York
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Cuba Seizes Eight Pirates Allegedly Linked to CIA
Havana accuses the Casto regime of capturing eight alleged pirates including a shipper of an armed craft linked to the 1961 Bay of Pigs raid. It claims U.S. backing and British complicity, cites recovered fishing boats, and says the group operated from Las Villas with bases cited in Puerto Rico Venezuela and Costa Rica.
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Flu Epidemic Spreads Across 21 States Heads West
U S health officials said flu variants spread to 21 states with cases confirmed in several and influenza like illness reported in 10 more. The center revised its weekly report adding Georgia and Virginia to affected states while noting Dallas hospitals faced epidemic pressures and a surge in absences as flu cases rose sharply.
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Two Week Diet: Maya Clinic Endorsed Weight Cut Plan
A two week crash program promises 10 to 29 pounds loss with a strict menu and exercise. The regimen favors high protein, reduced starches and sweets, no alcohol, and daily sessions, with breakfast and meal patterns outlined for each day. It cites Maya Clinic common sense and warns the plan is not long term.
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Pope Refers To End Again In Vatican Audience
Pope John XXIII, appearing fit though thinner, spoke with reporters in the Vatican Palace during an audience with Italian and foreign press. He acknowledged past illness that led to confinement in private quarters but remained in high spirits and engaged, chatting and smiling with attendees as he addressed questions.
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UPI
John Xxmit
Vatican
Vatican Palace
Seagull Death Reported By Finnish Institute
A Finnish Zoological Institute official said a gull shot two days ago in Bajador, Spain, was between 43 and 43 years old. Dr Goeran noted the bird, found near Helsinki, had decayed remains making age uncertain.
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Spain
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Seeds Given Ghana's Co operatives in U S Aid Mission
In Accra Ghana the agricultural section of the U S aid mission provided 4 69 pounds of improved seeds to farmers cooperatives under the Ghana Farmers Council. The council paid for the seeds and distribution, aiming to boost crop yields.
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Accra
UPI
U.S
Manila Hopeful for Kennedy Visit
President Diosdado Macapagal expressed hope that President Kennedy would visit the Philippines before leaving office. He said he would invite Kennedy, but the White House had no current plans for a Far East trip this year.
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New Steps To Curb Subversion In Latin America
The OAS urged new security measures to curb Communist influence from Cuba. A special report urged sweeping travel and financial bans and warned of the growing Castro-Communism threat as Kennedy plans to meet Central American leaders next month.
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