Pushinka Joins Kennedy White House Animal Family
Marianne Means reports Pushinka the Soviet gift dog becomes part of the First Family’s White House menagerie. Khrushchev notes Pushinka is a direct offspring of a cosmos space traveler, and the White House confirms Mrs Kennedy plans to keep the mongrel pup amid a cordial, symbolic summit atmosphere with Caroline’s Welsh terrier.
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Man knocked from shoes by passing train in Smithville
Ernest Williams, described as a Negro, was knocked from his shoes by a train while four boxcars were being moved on the MANK-T Jr. tracks. He suffered a bruise and a scratch, was too intoxicated to give an address, and was treated and released from Robert B. Green hospital. Engineer T. J. Wancock reported the incident.
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San Antonio Light and Gazette Consolidated Publicbillions
The San Antonio Light and the San Antonio Gazette Consolidated Publications Inc publish a catalog of rates and circulation details. The note includes subscription prices, carrier options, and mailing rates, interspersed with an advertisement for NUJOL products claiming relief and nap-time benefits.
Senate OKs Farm Funds for Upcoming Year
Senate approved the largest annual farm money bill in history, authorizing just over 7.0 billion dollars for agricultural programs starting July 1. The measure passed by voice vote and now returns to the House, which had vetoed about 115 million less, though both sides provide roughly 2.6 billion more than current levels.
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KKK Plans Protest at City Court Decision Meeting
In St. Petersburg Florida the Ku Klux Klan selects a downtown church as the site for a Saturday night meeting the first in the city in 30 years. Farmer Baileymdrix a Florida Klan leader says the event protests a U.S. Supreme Court ruling on religious requirements.
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U S and Japan plan joint cabinet level economic panel
The United States and Japan agreed to form a cabinet level joint economic committee as part of ongoing talks between Prime Minister Ikeda and President Kennedy. The panel would resemble the U S Canada trade committee, meeting annually to discuss trade and economic ties beyond military security.
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Talks Between Ikeda and Relea Aboard Kennedy Cruiser
A seven hour private cruise on the river with Ikeda and Relea aboard the Kennedy preceded a state luncheon. Officials said the talks were businesslike and to the point as both leaders prepared to address issues between the two nations. The Japanese-American committee would aid, with the U S viewed as Japan’s top trading partner and Japan a major outlet for American goods. Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower made a White House visit, their first since leaving office.
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Boy Mistaken for Archbishop After Bank Visit
In Indianapolis a boy on a bicycle caused a scene at a bank as police investigated a $10 check cashing tied to a church collection. Witnesses described the youth near St. Peter and Paul Cathedral and shoulder officers noted the incident at the branch.
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