Kennedy urges West Point grads to seek peace over war
President Kennedy told the 621 cadets at West Point that modern soldiers must help preserve peace rather than wage war. He called for limited military dependence, praised fighting men, and ordered remission of cadet punishments, prompting cheers from the corps. The ceremony included Maj. Gen. Westmoreland and Cadet Capt. Paul J. Kirkegaard, with Maj. Gen. Hodges visiting.
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Navy Rushes Doctors To Fight Epidemic
The Navy sent a 14 man medical team to Honduras to combat a gastroenteritis outbreak that has killed 65 children and left about 1,000 additional cases in San Pedro Sula, according to the American Embassy.
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UPI
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Windsors Return To France After US Visit
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor returned quietly to Le Havre France after a winter in America. The former King Edward VIII age 68 and his American wife Wallis Simpson age 66 landed from the United States liner. Their reunion recalls their 25 year old marriage first solemnized in France.
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Solon Pushes Ban on Sales Gimmicks in Food Packaging
Sen. Philip Hart of Michigan said he will propose federal legislation to ban cents off promotions and economy size labels on all food packages. He argued current law fails to curb consumer confusion and deception in the marketplace.
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UPI
Philip A. Hart
Michigan
West European Union Assembly Seeks Democratic Union
The Western European Union Assembly proposed a democratic union of Europe to share Western defense in balanced partnership with the United States. A committee report received approval on the assembly’s third day of its current session.
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OAS Halts Truce After Talks Fail in Algeria
The OAS abruptly ends its truce and declares renewed war after talks with Moslem leaders on European security in Algeria collapse. The move follows a bar gunbattle in Oran that left seven OAS commandos dead and five captured, amid a raid near Algiers that captured 17 commandos.
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Diploma Given Boy In Hospital
In Baltimore Public School 354 at City Hospital, only one diploma was awarded for the year. Frederick Saunders, 14, the sole ninth-grader, had been a tuberculosis patient there for 18 months during the school term. The ceremony followed the usual format with invocation music speaker and benediction.
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Memorial Rites Held In Paris For Plane Disaster Victims
In Paris American Cathedral a memorial service honored 121 U S tourists and nine French victims of the Boeing 707 crash. Atlanta Mayor Ivan Allen Jr delivered a report and carried a relocation questionnaire for families. Identification of remains will take weeks as Air France covers funeral costs to U S destinations.
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Poland's first supermarket opens amid women mob scene
In Warsaw crowds of women battered a door at Poland's first self service market opening. Police restored order after a stampede as nearly 2 000 shoppers rushed in for pre packed U S style foods and an American name Super Sam. Shoppers marveled at varied offerings and a British rotissomat chicken display drew attention.
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GOP Seeks Solid Vote For Nixon In California
Republican leaders aim to unite California conservatives behind Richard Nixon after his near two to one primary win over Joseph Shell. William Miller publicly congratulated Nixon and urged Shell’s backers to support Nixon to defeat Democratic Governor Edmund Brown in November.
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Syrian Premier proposes Arab federal union with Egypt and Iraq
Arab federation plan would combine Syria Egypt and Iraq. Bashier el Azmeh said in a radio address he hopes to begin talks with Cairo to craft a final federation plan for a national referendum.
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Gulf Stream Described as Oceanic Superhighway
Dr Zinn notes Gulf Stream lore and detector readings as rockets face obstacles off Europe. Although both types share the oceanic path, no American eel has been recorded in Europe and no European eel in North America.
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Gulf Stream described as oceanic superhighway for tropical fish
The Gulf Stream is called the most influential river in the ocean by Dr. Donald J. Zinn of the University of Rhode Island. Each summer it carries tropical fish from Florida and Brazil into Rhode Island Sound and Woods Hole areas, where they die as temperatures drop. American and European eels migrate from the Sargasso Sea, with young eels riding the stream northwest then veering northeast to reach adulthood after about two years.
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Bonn Official Leaves For Visit To U S
Bonn defense minister Franz Josef Strauss departed for an eleven day visit to the United States. He will meet with Defense Secretary Robert McNamara and other officials, with speeches planned in Kalamazoo Michigan, Cleveland and New York.
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Copter Rescues Everest Climbers From Base Camp
A chartered U S helicopter carried two frostbitten members of India's Mt Everest expedition from Base Camp at 13 000 feet to a local American hospital and they were to be sent to New Delhi for further treatment.
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Personal radiation monitor sounds alerting device
A portable 3.4 ounce radiation monitor resembling a fountain pen uses a miniature Geiger counter, a month long battery, and a neon flash plus chirp to warn wearers when radiation rises. Developed by R H Dilworth and C J Borkowski at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, it provides real time indication of exposure unlike film badges.
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Space booster rockets face severe obstacle course in atmosphere
Richard V. Rhode of NASA warns that booster rockets encounter turbulent winds over 150 mph, high gravity, propellant slosh, stresses and vibrations, and loud noise that could shake structures. He urges improvements in loads and structural dynamics to assure integrity and reliability of planned space flights and missions.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
LBJ Speaks at Air Force Graduation on Long Cold War Campaign
Vice President Johnson told Air Force Academy graduates the free world faces a long campaign against communism. He linked D-Day to today’s challenges, urged leadership from young Americans, and warned there can be no easy victory or reprieve from responsibility.
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GOP Solons Razz White House Ban
Senate Republicans mocked the White House move to drop its New York Herald Tribune subscription and offered a substitute. Bourke B. Hickenlooper said the group unanimously adopted a resolution to provide the White House press section with a factual weekly policy memo for speed readers.
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Solon Says Estes Ties Led GOP to Cold Shoulder
Rep. H. Carl Andersen of Minnesota accuses Republican leaders of shunning him over his ties to Billie Sol Estes. He says fellow lawmakers and press scrutiny have isolated him, claims he did nothing wrong and offered to explain stock transfers to committees. The FBI reviewed his dealings at his request.
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Iowa
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Bullard Convicted On Nine Counts
A Leon Circuit Court jury in Tallahassee convicted former state beverage agent Felix O. Bullard on nine counts of bribery and conspiracy. Bootlegger H. C. Gibson was convicted on four counts of conspiracy. Sentencing for Bullard was deferred 15 days to allow a motion for a new trial. Attorneys said they will seek new trials.
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Vehicle Use Record Set in United States
DETROIT VPS reports more than 76 million cars and trucks in use across the United States. The figure comes from the Automobile Manufacturers Association on Wednesday.
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