Kennedy Baby Patrick Kennedy Buried in Brookline
Jacqueline Kennedy endures a private vigil as infant Patrick Beuvier Kennedy is buried in Brookline after premature birth by Caesarean section in Boston. The First Lady, her family, and Cardinal Cushing lead ceremonies while doctors sought life-saving treatment.
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Patrick Beuvier Kennedy
Brookline
John W
Walsh
Patrick
Boston
Princess Lee Radziwill
Greece
Mrs. Kennedy
Integration Leader Freed On Bond In Savannah Case
Hosea Williams, 37, of Savannah, freed on $15,000 bond after 30 days in jail. Two others posted property for his bond. 70+ integrationists arrested with him remain jailed. Williams cautioned that further demonstrations may not be needed in Savannah while denials of a port city settlement circulated.
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Hosea Wiliams
Savannah
Williams
Farmville
Taxes Drop 25 Cents In Arizona Property Rate
Arizona's 1963-64 state property tax rate falls to $1.55 per $100, a 25 cent decrease. The Tax Commission cites a record $19 million surplus, a $100 million rise in assessed valuation, and higher other revenues from sales taxes as reasons. Taxable property totals about $1.962 billion.
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Phoeniz
UPI
Arizona
TheArizona Tax Commission
Thad Moore
Moore
Commission
Ex-Chicago Insurance Man Frederick O'Brien Dies
Funeral services for Frederick O’Brien 75 of Scottsdale will be held at Messinger Mortuary Monday at 11 a.m. He died Friday in a convalescent home. A former Chicago insurance agency operator and Hinsdale native, he was a World War II veteran. Survivors include wife Viola M and son Harry J. The Rev. David Jones will officiate. Cremation will follow.
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Frederick O’brien
Scottsdale
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Indian School Road
O'Brien
Chicago
O’brien
Hinsdale
Hil
Viola M
Harry J
David Jones
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
California farmers seek 48000 domestic farm workers
California growers announced offers for 48,000 domestic workers to fill farm jobs from citrus to tomato harvests in Central California. They challenged a Mexican American group over using Vice President Johnson to oppose extending Public Law 78, urging the public to support fair labor recruitment.
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Los Angeles
UPI
California
California Growers Farm Labor Committee
Johnson
Sacramento
State Department of Employment
R.H. Daniels
Corona
Daniels
Mexico
Lions Break Ground on Blind Center in Maricopa County
Ground will be broken August 19 for the Melvin Jones Lions Center for the Blind a $100000 facility funded by Lions International White Cane donations to aid 1300 blind adults and children in Maricopa County Phoenix.
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Phoenix
UPI
Melvin Jones
Lions International
Maricopa County
Typhoon Lashes Japan Killing and Causing Widespread Damage
The second Pacific typhoon hit Japan Friday night killing at least one person and injuring 80 while leaving 6,500 homeless. Ten missing feared dead. 18 fishing vessels sank or damaged. 28 homes destroyed and 8,711 flooded. The August Moon freighter was refloated after grounding in Tsukumi Harbor.
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UPJ
Japan
U. S. Air Force
Korea
Korean
Sea of Japan
Maritime Safety Agency
August Moon
Tsukumi
U. S
Itazuke
Republicans Push Civil Rights Proposals In Senate
Two GOP senators advance separate civil rights plans as Kennedy faces pressure. Sen. Prouty proposes a broad public accommodations bill based on the 14th and 13th Amendments to guarantee Negro access to all private public venues. Attorney General Kennedy warns against relying solely on the 14th Amendment and urges an approach using broader constitutional grounds. Keating had earlier offered a proposal to halt federal funds to discriminatory programs.
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Macon
Albany
Carl Smith
Americas
Washington
API
Administration
Senate
Kennedy
GOP
Winston L. Prouty
R-Vt
Robert F. Kennedy
Congress
Prouty
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
U S Copter Strikes Hamlet Sparking Nolting Honor
An American helicopter strafed a South Vietnamese hamlet near Don Tin killing a child and wounding four others. The hamlet was named for outgoing U S Ambassador Frederick Nolting Jr during ceremonies that drew no reported hostility from locals.
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Saigon
UPS
U. S
Frederick Nolting Jr
Don Tin
Nolting
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S
Woman in Serious Condition After Dry-Cleaning Plant Crash
A woman injured when a runaway car crashed into the One Hour Martinizing dry-cleaning plant on August 3 remains in serious condition at Baptist Hospital. Alma Allen of Scottsdale Road was hurt by cuts bruises and steam burns from a broken pipe as police say the driver and his wife were intoxicated. Plant damage valued between $20 000 and $25 000.
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Baptist Hospital
Alma Allen
Scottsdale Rd
Frank Sepulveda
Tempe
Scottsdale Road
Sepulveda
ASU Educators Set Panel Talk at General Semantics Conf
Five Arizona State University educators will join a panel at the 1963 International Conference on General Semantics in New York City. The August 13 to 16 program at University College of Liberal Arts and Science features Dr. Thomas M. Weiss as chair and colleagues Dr. Ray Bontrager Dr. Frederic Mitchell Morris and Mary Scott Morris and Mrs Mona Campbell. The event is organized by the International Society for Semantics with support from the Institute of General Semantics and the New York Society for General Semantics and various sponsors worldwide.
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Arizona State University
New York University
University College of Liberal Arts and Science
Thomas M. Weiss
E. Lewis Ave
Phoenix
ASU
Department of Educational Foundations
Ray Bontrager
Frederic Mitchell
Buckeye
Mary Scott. Morris
Tempe
Mona Campbell
Mesa
The
International Society For Se
Mantics
Institute of General Semantics
New York Society For General Semantics
Treasury predicts stock surge from tax cut plan
The Treasury forecasts a major stock selloff next year as Congress is expected to cut taxes on capital gains and property sales. The House Ways & Means Committee approved a formula change boosting revenue via a selling spree, with a projected two stage tax cut yielding about 10 billion in net savings for individuals and corporations starting January 1.
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Washington
UPI
The
Treasury
Congress
House
Ways & Means Committee
Italian police crack international drugs ring linked to UPI case
Italian authorities led by Barbara Spark the 22 year old California girl arrested in Rome identified an international drug network. Two Rome dealers Raymond Rada and Umberto Magostini admitted peddling narcotics on Via Veneto. French, Canadian suspects linked to the ring were arrested in Paris and a principal smuggler Roger Couder was named. Spark's tip helped widen the net across Europe and North America.
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UPI
Barbara Joan Spark
Pacific Palisades
Calif
California
Italy
Paris
Orly
Raymond Juan Rada
Umberto Magostini
Broadway
Via Veneto
Roger Couder
Cote D'Azur
Middle East
New York
Chicago
Marseilles
Montreal
Toronto
Miss Spark
Florence
Rada
Magostini
Yesterday's Puzzle Answers From Crossword Clues
A compiled list outlines crosswords clues and solutions including Treten se Plage of business Agent Pit Pitch girl s name conjunction skeleton unit Italian currency silly pertaining to cheek bulletin badgerlike animal a tomesticate Chinese mile ancient Persian female horse writing implement caoutchouc tree at Ireland liquefy scale note allowance waste trunk of body protective ditch stalks fimeres victims astata cable pile shallow vessel dork snakes poem pilaster down timid garden tort height pronoun rock sharpen number Hebrew letter facial expression corresponds to period near tardy neen girls nickname Belgian province unusual one Fruit cake preposition to relate goddess of discord extinct bird urial founders down small lump me as grounds down matene at macaw river in harvest Italy underground parent excavation emlog
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Ireland
Local Births and Marriages Registered in Phoenix Area
The records show a boy born to Dr. and Mrs. Lynn Hawkins at 4938 East Woodmere on August 9 and a boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jacober at 8744 East Highland on August 8. Marriage licenses were issued by Maricopa County clerk to Gerald Edwin Clifton and Laurie Hunton, to Glenn Virgil Johnson and Sandra Lynn Machen, and to Albert E. Lussier and Diana C. Houle.
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Lynn Hawkins
E. Woodmere
St. Joseph’s
Robert Jacober
E. Highland
Maricopa County Clerk's
Scottsdale Seeks Bids for 12 Inch Sanitary Trunk Sewer Project
Legal notice invites sealed bids by August 20 1963 2 00 PM for construction of a 12 inch sanitary trunk sewer in Scottsdale Arizona. Plans and specs cost 5 dollars. bids must include license numbers wage compliance and bid bond of 5 percent.
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Scottsdale
West Indian School Road
Arizona
East Main Street
State of
Industrial Commission of Arizona
Scattsdale
Bermuda Braces as Arlene Pummels island with 100 MPH gusts
Hurricane Arlene crushed Bermuda with winds near 100 miles per hour for about four hours. Roofs ripped, floods appeared, and power lines and tree limbs were toppled while shops stayed open. The Weather Bureau pegged the storm 280 miles northeast and moving northeast, with no immediate land threat.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
UPI
Arlene
Weather Bureau
Bureau
Atlantic Ocean
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