Kennedy to Fly to Europe Amid Bullying Threats
President Kennedy prepared for a seven hour non stop flight to Paris from Idlewild after a Waldorf Astoria dinner. He aimed to reassure allies and foes that the United States will not be bullied, stressing the era of mutual annihilation requires careful action to avoid miscalculation.
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Cape’ Cod
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Europe
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Idlewild
Jacqueline
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Middleburg
Ani Air Rance
Paris
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Atlantic’ Community
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Memorial Day 1961 Holiday Sets New Traffic Toll Record
United Press reports the Memorial Day period of 1961 as the deadliest on record with a 102hour span starting 6 pm and ending at an unspecified time. The National Safety Council announced a total toll of 397 deaths including drownings and other causes, marking a grim peak for travel and public hazards.
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National ‘Safety
Classified ads spark summer teen work plan in Scottsdale
A rough reader note describes teens quitting classes for summer jobs and homeowners posting tasks. It notes ads offering odd jobs and ironing work drew many responses, with a speaker praising the potential of teen labor and urging work-hungry youths to seek opportunities.
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Scottsdale
Radio crash report fragment from unidentified event
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a jetliner entering a stiff northerly wind with officials mentioning New Zealanders and a French woman among the ambiguous details. The text is garbled and does not specify date location or outcome.
Phone Company Guards Relays In Arizona Civil Defense Plan
Mountain States Telephone Co took over guarding of microwave relay stations in Arizona to protect critical links in the national civil defense warning system. A guard operation covers 12 relay stations across Maricopa Mohave Coconino Yavapai Navajo and Apache counties amid reports of bomb threats elsewhere in Nevada and Utah. No arrests were reported and Arizona Civil Defense director Ralph A Redburn noted the bomber was skilled but unlikely part of a national plot.
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Arizona Civil Defense Director
National Civil Defense
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Maricopa
Mohave
Coconino
Yavapai
Navajo
Apache
Nevada
Utah
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RCA photographers reach wage pact to end Cocoa Beach dispute
After ten hours of talks Bernard Mamet of Chicago said RCA officials agreed to follow the contract and abide by an agreement with the unions. About 300 photographers at the center protested plans to pay off. The dispute threatened missile test center filming in Cocoa Beach.
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RCA
Bernard Mamet
Chicago
Republican Bert Faces Tie Over Trade Deal Debate
A fragment suggests a political clash around a trade agreement with references to a Republican figure named Bert. The terse notes imply partisan tension and a debate over the terms of the agreement and its political fallout.
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