Atlantic City Picked for Democratic National Convention
Washington reports Atlantic City was chosen for next year’s Democratic National Convention, with Atlantic City Convention Hall in Atlantic City to host the event. Chicago and Miami Beach had contested the bid, but New Jersey officials were informed their bid was accepted after a committee breakfast meeting.
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Pope to See JFK For 1964 Coronation Plans
Vatican and Atlantic City discussions reveal a Kennedy audience at St. Peter's Basilica and a private meeting, with a staged July coronation event. Estimates show $200,000 state funds, $250,000 state party funds, plus $75,000 from industry and $73,000 from local business, plus $25,000 from the city. The plan includes use of convention hall and lodging, with multiple sources contributing to the effort.
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Cattle Drive Floats Into Omaha River Trade Tale
Texas rancher Gerald Harrison converts the barge Lilu Belle into a floating feedlot to herd Brahma cross cattle from Greenville Mississippi toward feedlots and river markets. The 1,400 mile journey up the Mississippi and Missouri promises new riverman skills as cattle move by barge, rail, and truck with observers watching the unfolding spectacle.
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Khrushchev Eyes Berlin Visit Amid Kennedy Tour
Western reports say Khrushchev may visit East Germany to counter Kennedy’s West Berlin swing. Moscow officials denied plans while Romanian communists hailed a friendly tie to Ulbricht on his 60th birthday as Kennedy heads toward Ireland.
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Cleveland beekeeper Brian, 5, makes honey
In suburban Middleburg Heights, Brian Kosman, aged 5, helps his grandfather Otto Kosman run a 20 percent hive operation. He’s been involved since age four, has faced a few stings, and claims bees defend their hives when needed. The elder Kosman notes bees can be nervous in hard years caused by frost and drought.
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Voluntary Bible Readings Back in Delaware Schools
Delaware Attorney General Buckson said Bible readings and the Lord s Prayer may continue in state public schools on a voluntary basis after a Supreme Court ruling. He argued the constitution supports voluntary religious exercises and noted his own child will read from the Bible and recite the Lord s Prayer at the opening of the next term.
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Bremen liner collides with whale off New York
The luxury liner Bremen traveling from New York to Cherbourg collided with a 75 foot whale Monday, off the North German Lloyd Line officials said. The skipper Captain Guenther Roessing reported no hull damage and gave no information about the whale's fate.
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