Mrs Shriver Visits Illinois Camp For Mentally Retarded
Eunice Kennedy Shriver visits Southern Illinois University Little Grassy Lake Campus to promote the Kennedy Foundation camps for mentally retarded children. She discusses foundation work, training youth volunteers, and the aim to expand camps and facilities. Her visit underscores the foundation’s 15 years of operation and Rosemary Kennedy’s connection to the cause. Her husband Sargent Shriver was unable to attend.
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Marilou Stuebe
Sargent Shiver Jr
Southernllinois University
Little Grassy Lake
The
University
Kennedy Foundation
Peace Corps
Maria
Bobby
Josep P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation
Dlan
Foundation
United States
Washington, D. C
Perates
Shriver
Southern Illinois
Kennedy
Rosemary
Wisconsin
Lusem-Yam
al Vorvallis
Ure
Bourg
Thomas
Hornbein
Sanoff
Diego
Calif
Sargent Shriver
Eunice Shriver
Ilinois University
Siu
American Teams Scale Everest By Two Routes
Expedition leader Norman Dyhrenfurth announced the traverse would mark a historic first as Unsoeld and Nornhein completed the west ridge ascent and returned to the south summit. Radio messages from the climbers described surviving a snowslide and windstorm while losing氧 and food, with cheers heard at the American Embassy.
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Katmandu
Nepal
Mt. Everest
Norman R. Dyhrenfurth
Santa Monica
Calif
Barry, C
Washington, D.C
Luther G. Jerstad
Eugene
Ore
Wil
Everest
Unsoald
Ton Hein
Kennedy Will Meet Threat In Alabama
President Kennedy vows to use federal troops and marshals if needed to crack racial barriers at the University of Alabama while hoping Governor Wallace will withdraw and allow court-ordered integration. The Birmingham court ordered two Negroes admitted June 10, with Wallace threatening to block entry.
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Washington
Kennedy
U. S
University of Alabama
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Birmingham
Tuscaloosa
Huntsville
Wallace
Supreme Court
Archibald Cox
United States
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamiara
Rusk Warns NATO Of New Outbreaks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk warned NATO ministers of potential trouble points Berlin Cuba and South Vietnam as East West tensions may resume. He spoke on the second day of the NATO council meeting amid debate on conventional strength and U S objectives. Sugar prices in New York climbed driven by poor European beet crops Cuba's crop shortfalls rising demand and weather factors.
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Rusk
Berlin
Cuba
Viet Nam
NATO
Mea
New York
Alliance
U.S
Agriculture Department
Lawrence Myers
United States
Ordor
Europe
Khrushchev warns of formidable Cuba crisis
Soviet Premier Khrushchev told a May 23 crowd that a new Cuba crisis could be more dangerous than the 1962 standoff if the United States fails to show restraint. He accused Washington of dangerous imperialism while signaling Soviet support for Fidel Castro amid tensions with China and internal Soviet-China splits.
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Castro
Khrushcchev
Khrushchev
Lhe United
Caribbean
U. S
Cuba
I. Tash Oélober
Fidel Catena
John M. Hightower
Associated Press
Washington
Urev
Havana
Bay
Red China
Mao Tse Tung
United States
Plans Voted Down Delays Illinois House Remap Deadlock
Springfield May 23 Illinois House factions failed to pass redistricting plans. Republicans 74 to 81 oppose, Democrats 81 to 83 oppose, leaving remap deadlocked with July 1 deadline looming and a bipartisan 10 member governor appointed commission possible. Southern Republicans balked at losing regional representation.
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Fayer
Pope John XXIII blesses 15000 in St Peter's Square
Pope John XXIII, looking vigorous after a reported major blood transfusion and a full night's rest, stood at his studio window for about three minutes to bless a crowd of 15,000 in St Peter's Square at Vatican City.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
St. Peter's Square
U S conducts underground nuclear test at Nevada site
The Atomic Energy Commission announced a Wednesday underground test at the Nevada test site. The intermediate yield blast was described as more than 20 kilotons and less than one megaton, marking another entry in U S nuclear testing.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Illinois House Panel backs broad tax power and longer terms
The House Constitutional Amendment Committee approved a Peskin tax power proposal 9 to 6 and sent it to the floor, while rejecting two amendments legalizing bingo and lotteries 12 to 4. The panel also eyed extending term lengths from two to four years for representatives and four to six years for senators amid warnings about taxable power and gambling impulses. Rep. Paul Powell supported bingo and lottery moves. Rep. George Brydin opposed broader tax powers.
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Ralph H. Johnson
Lindsay-Lehanb
Legislative
Springfield
Ilinois House
Senate
House
Constitutional Amendment Committee
Paul Powell
Dvienna
Bernard Peskin
Northbrook
Peskins
George Brydin
Prophetstown
Arthur Simmons
Skokie
Illinois
John Fury
Chicago
Glenn Blades
Fairfield
Illinois seat belt bill sent to Gov Kerner
Springfield May 23 AP The Illinois Legislature has forwarded to Gov Kerner for signature a bill requiring safety belts in four seats of all new car models after June 30 1964 Senator Joseph De La Cour Chicago authored the bill noting seat belts reduce serious injuries The House completed passage of the bill Wednesday In other action the House directed five members to investigate charges that exorbitant rents
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Springfield
Illinois
Kerner
Joseph de la Cour
Chicago
House
Fair and cold tonight with scattered frost across areas
A weather note reports clear to partly sunny skies and a cold night with scattered frost in flavored areas. Low temperatures are forecast 38 to 40. Friday will be sunny and warmer with highs in the 70s and light variable winds.
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