Life Of Humboldt Inspiring Biographical Sketch
The life of Alexander von Humboldt (1769 1859) is profiled as a model of modest living and relentless work. A renowned scientist explorer and writer he pursued Cosmos and other works despite a small income and royal duties that funded his studies.
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Kennedy Pledges Peace Trip in Europe Despite Advice
Bonn reports say President Kennedy presses ahead with a 12 day European tour with a Ireland detour to pursue a strategy for peace. He seeks to reassure wary Allies amid East-West tensions and signals a shift after the Soviet Chinese split while France questions American guarantees. West Germany reacts as suspicions of American aims grow.
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Negro Pastor To Head White Tucson Church
In Tucson a Negro minister will lead Pueblo Gardens Methodist Church, a predominantly white congregation of about 200. Rev Wilbur R Johnson from Compton Calif was named by Methodist Bishop Gerald Kennedy, marking the first such appointment in the conference. The Tucson church had indicated it would accept a Negro pastor.
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Europe Backs Kennedy Trip Amid Mixed Eco Press Cheers
European newspapers largely welcomed President Kennedy after his arrival in West Germany for a four nation tour. Editors credited the trip with potential value despite concerns over Pro fumo Britain Italy and Gaulle policies. German crowds numbered between 1.5 and 2 million.
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Married If Not The Odds Are You Will Be
Editor notes examine matrimony and divorce amid rising marriages. Census data show many wed young and most marriages endure, with notable quotes from scholars on happiness and partnership. Tomorrow: Why Marriages Fail.
Leone Heads Toffering Italy Regime Faces Vote
Emergency premier Giovanni Leone began his first full week in office with a fragile Christian Democrat cabinet. Observers expect a confidence vote in Parliament soon, with a possible government fall after President Kennedy’s July 2 visit. If defeated, Segni would seek a new cabinet or national elections to end the stalemate.
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Hoffa Considers Tax Angles In Truckers Bargaining
Teamsters president James R. Hoffa said tax brackets will shape wage demands for upcoming trucking contracts. He may wait for Kennedy tax cut action before setting targets, and could favor fringe benefits over higher wages if taxes drop. Hoffa cites a $3.03 minimum, $200 weekly takehome, and a three year package aiming to cut retirement age for Central States drivers.
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Pleads Guilty In Firearms Incident In Phoenix
Ted L. Ruth of 2312 E Filmore Phoenix pleaded guilty to discharging a firearm in city court and received a four day suspended sentence after being held for assault with a deadly weapon. He accidentally fired a .38 revolver that struck Gary Warner 22 of 2312 E Filmore while Warner spoke with Ruth at the guard house. Warner was in fair condition at Physicians and Surgeons Hospital. Police said a statement from Warner was required to finalize the case.
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Fluoridation Cuts Tooth Decay in Philadelphia Kids
The American Dental Association reports seven years of water fluoridation cut tooth decay by up to 75 percent among Philadelphia school children, noting significant public health gains.
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Freak Mishap Kills 1 at Phoenix Race Event
Carl Crawford, 32, and Don Pennington were struck by a runaway tire from a super modified race car at Manzanita Park in Phoenix. The tire, weighing about 75 pounds, came over the fence after the car lost a rear tire, injuring Pennington and triggering a two car crash. Drivers Benton Burns and Red Turner were treated and released. Hank Arnolt was injured in a prior qualifying overturn incident.
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