Ireland May Be the World’s Peace Keeper in UN
In Dublin JFK speech to United Nations General Assembly Ireland’s leader urges global effort for lasting peace. He cites Ireland’s influence, sees a destiny for the isle, and recalls battles for freedom while warning of nuclear danger and the need for education in a tense era. President’s Cork visit included public welcomes and a memorial service for 1916 leaders.
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Autograph JEK Breaks His Rule In Dublin Scene
President Kennedy faces a brief interruption as a dark haired Dublin woman, Marie Keegan, rushes toward his car after addressing Parliament at Leinster House. Security intervened, the scene quickly subsiding as the crowd calms.
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Crystal City petition error delays all-Latin council bid
Crystal City faces a setback after City Manager Geoge Ozuna said an attorney found inconsistencies with Section 11 of the state constitution in a 502-name petition seeking an Oct 1 special election for a seven-member council. Petitioners may file an amended petition. leaders like Mayor Juan Cornejo expect to persevere and win again.
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Intimacies and Profumo Affair Dominate UK Headlines
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan defended the government amid Profumo scandal fallout. He said he hopes to lead the party in the next election while acknowledging the controversy's impact on national life. The Profumo case was raised at a public hearing as prosecutors outline the charges and potential path to higher court review.
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Terrorist bombs kill 11 at U.S. aid mission in Saigon
Three bicycle bombs exploded outside the U.S. military aid mission in Saigon killing 11 Vietnamese and injuring 42 people, including 3 Americans. Vietnamese officials say Communist Viet Cong terrorists planted the devices. Several American soldiers were lightly hurt. two bombers died, a third escaped. The blast targeted the office complex aiding South Vietnam against Viet Cong forces.
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Yoakum Rotary names new officers at Ladies Night banquet
Dr Harvey Renger Hallettsville was guest speaker as Yoakum Rotary Club held Ladies Night. Rev Frank McElroy Jr led invoc. Henry Paulus presided. Dr David Watson elected president succeeding Lewis Weey Shows. McElroy vice president. Joe Jarmon secretary.
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Macmillan Defends Government Amid Retirement Talk in Wolverhampton
In a Wolverhampton speech Prime Minister Macmillan refused to give a clear retirement plan saying he could not be sure of the timing. He rejected Labor accusations of a cover-up and defended his handling as probes into the scandal continue.
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UN chief Thant asks probe into call-girl ring at headquarters
Secretary General Thant said he asked for an investigation into reports of a call-girl ring operating in the United Nations building. He was unsure if the FBI was conducting a parallel probe, noting the UN is non-American territory. It marked the first public comment by a UN official on alleged diplomatic pay-for-play linked to the Profumo affair.
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Soviet press reveals rising sex scandals among youth
The Institute for the Study of the USSR notes Soviet moral standards are eroding as sex crimes and immorality among Soviet youth reach levels that force the Soviet press to break taboos and publicize leading sex cultists as negative examples. The assessment is based on review of hundreds of Russian publications.
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