Kennedy Faces Setbacks in Foreign Affairs and Berlin Showdown
Associated Press analysis from Washington on June 27 portrays President Kennedy as strong domestically but weaker in foreign policy. It notes criticism from Richard Nixon over the Cuban invasion and Laos handling, plus three domestic successes and two potential failures as Congress weighs housing, minimum wage, child aid, and new judgeships. A looming clash with Khrushchev over Berlin dominates the foreign arena.
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Mary L Hart Dies After Car Crash In Illinois
Mary L Hart 63 longtime Madison resident and former Waltonville woman died Monday from injuries from an auto crash on June 10 at Central Hospital Clifton. Roxie Ann Jones another victim died instantly. Hart, born May 14 1896 in Winfield, leaves children Arthur Garden City Mich Frieda Madison Thelma Garden City sister Inez Watsonville and five grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday Brayfield Funeral Home Sesser with calls after 9 a.m. Wednesday burial Maple Hill Cemetery Sesser.
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Chinese Communists May Develop Bomb, Dean Says
Arthur H. Dean, chief U S nuclear test ban negotiator, warned on Meet the Press that Chinese Communists could develop a nuclear bomb within a year or two. He noted little evidence of Russian assistance and said he was recalled to Washington for Geneva talks consultations.
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Rockefeller Attire Noted Among Guests In Flowered Shirt
Rockefeller joined other guests wearing a simple sports shirt and a flower blossom in his lapel, a detail captured by AP Wirephoto showing the casual summer gathering.
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Redstone Ends Test Program as Army Retires First Missile
Cape Canaveral Fla June 27 AP Redstone the old reliable rocket ends its military test program after eight years Its final practice firing hit a target 200 miles down the Atlantic Range 45 test launches completed with three more scheduled before modification to carry three astronauts on suborbital space flights similar to Alan Shepard Jr May 5 Shepard reached 116 miles high and 302 miles down range
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Governor Miriam Ferguson Dies in Texas at 86
Miriam A. Ferguson, 86, a pioneering Texas politician who served twice as governor and was among the first women to lead a U S state, died Sunday of a heart attack in Austin. Known as Ma by allies and rivals, she and her late husband James E. Ferguson were influential Democratic political figures in Texas.
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London Taxi War Rages Over Minicab Influx
London cabbies clash with Minicab drivers led by Michael Gotla as 200 Renault minicabs hit the streets. In the first week Minicab operation, traditional cabs assaulted drivers, tore radios, and boxed in a minicab, amid claims regulars only serve booked fares.
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Robery Jones Charged With Wallet Theft at IRS Office
Buffalo police say 22 year old Robert Jones faces federal court after stealing a woman's wallet in the IRS office here. Federal judge to hear the case on the pending charge.
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Body Balance and Spine Health Reminder
Balance in the organs of the body is essential for health. The spine must align to support tissues for good health to be maintained. Pay close attention to the health and spines of your loved ones and keep them straight.
Governors Press Kennedy Aid to Education Policy
Governors discussed Kennedy's aid to education program at a June meeting. Ribicoff Hatfield urged states to back federal school funding while defending states' rights. Remarks noted concerns about federal funding levels and political implications for school construction and teacher salaries. An Illinois police gathering was also announced for Carbondale with about 175 officers attending.
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