Kennedy Criticizes Freedom Rides and Job Barriers
In New Orleans and Washington a Republican attack argues the Kennedy era Civil Rights effort fails to create jobs for African Americans. Secretaries Ribicoff and Ribicoff say limited employment exists, while supporters emphasize relocation aids and federal funding to ease mobility and access to work.
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Marshall still stuck on a snag
New York Senate hearing delays stall Thurgood Marshall's confirmation to the Second Circuit. Senator Kenneth Keating alleges hidden pressure and partisan delay, citing a stagnant Judiciary Committee process and off stage drama hindering nomination.
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David Miller
New York
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Second Circuit Court of Appeals
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James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Keatne
Washington
Editor Eugene H. Cohn Dies After Cancer Battle
New York editor Eugene H. Cohn known as Gene, longtime Kings Features Syndicate editor, died after a weekend illness from cancer. Funeral arrangements were pending.
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New York
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Eugene H (Gene) Cohn
Kings Features Syndicate
Local price listings and grain futures across Ohio
The Chronicle Telegram reports price ranges across Ohio including 1500 and 1800 dollar figures in separate listings and mentions advance weather or market notes. The fragment references Codt By Mal pet veer and adjoining prumities with miscellaneous totals 81700.
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Edvance Wrain
Ohio
White House dinner hosts famed scientists and figures
President Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy hosted 173 guests including 49 Nobel laureates such as Linus Pauling and J. Robert Oppenheimer at a White House dinner described as the greatest gathering of intellects. ADA picks Roche as national chairman and Eleanor Roosevelt as honorary chair. Public Health Service awards Pfizer for cold vaccine work.
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Linus C. Pauling
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
Americans For Democratic Action
John P. Roche
Department of Politics
Brandeis University
Eleanor Roosevelt
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Public Health Service
Charles Pfizer & Co., Inc
Terre Haute
Ind
Craigit D. Eisenhower
Mamie
California
Desert
East
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Air Force
Snger Lite Fisher
Coroanut Grove
Ambassador Hotel
Los Angeles
Steel Magazine
Cleveland
Ohio
Re. Aureen
Teveri
Holy Cross College Dev Fund
Worcester
Mast
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Cairdama Name and Caletoruans in Scottish Origins
A note on early nomenclature says Cairdama named the country that later became Scotland and the leaders were named Caletoruans by Romans. The passage links ancient to medieval ethnonyms and place names.
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Scotland
Barry Goldwater Declines Presidential Nomination Bid
Barry Goldwater disclaims any bid for the Republican nomination and says his best work would be in the Senate, where he can engage with the public and advance American interests. The remarks express a focus on legislative duty over a presidential run.
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Nuclear sharing shift strains Franco American ties
In December 1957 Spaak warned against forcing Europe to reinvent U.S. nuclear policy. The New Frontier moves away from Eisenhower Dulles sharing to deny sharing secrets or military hardware with France, affecting France's submarine program and triggering inter allied disarray as Kennedy era policies adjust.
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Malaya
Kennedy
Harold Macmilan
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NATO
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Soviet Union
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Moscow
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East Europe
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Russia
Europe
U.S
Paul Henri Spaak
Washington
HTNS
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Spaak
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Chirps blamed for 1960 Electra crash and starling interference
FAA report links starving starlings and their chirp to the Boston Electra crash killing 62. Ornaments of debate include McMahon Act limits on US France cooperation and the New Frontier stance on atomic support. The CAB and Allison dispute, while the FAA identifies birds as a factor in engine stoppage and loss of control.
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China
Columnist Dies While Watching Birds at Airport Study
Investigators from an institute observed birds and aircraft at Oklahoma City airport noting starling attraction to Electra engine sounds during food-scarce periods. They compared aircraft noise to cricket chirps and described high frequency echoes, with broader commentary on migration and aviation impact.
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Lahoma City
Mohler
Latin America sees new neutral bloc in global stance
The article notes a rising third force in Latin America aligned neither with the Communist bloc nor the United States. Mexico and Brazil lead a developing neutral bloc, opposing direct Cuba action while backing reforms and aid programs, reshaping regional diplomacy and challenging U.S. influence.
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HTNS
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United’ States
United States
Mexico
Brazil
Angentina
Chile
Bolivia
Ecuaador
United Nations
Argentina
Ecuador
Cuba
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Castro
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Hemi
Sphere
Punta del Este
London man accused of burning Bank of England notes
A former plumber, aged 43, reportedly burned about three billion dollars in Bank of England notes at a London station. Investigators say he attempted to dispose of the funds by other means after the flames destroyed the currency.
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London
Charles Braty
Bank of England
Heartersea
New Drug Formula Clears Up Pimples
Loesch Laboratory Consultants announces field tests of KleerPlex a facial treatment dabbed on with cotton. Daily use promises control of pimples blackheads and similar pores within 30 days with a money back guarantee. Introductory offer includes two months supply via P O Box Houston 66001.
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