Kennedy Calls For Global Quest For World Peace
President Kennedy, sworn in as 35th president, called for a grand alliance of nations to fight tyranny poverty disease and war. He urged East and West to seek unity through science explore the stars and vow to defend liberty while pledging support for allies Latin America and emerging republics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merriman Smith
Washington
UPI
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Kennedy
George Washington
God
Capitol
East
West
Latin America
Cuba
Col
Five Killed as Bomber Explodes Over Utah Badlands
A B52 intercontinental jet bomber exploded six miles above Utah's Badlands. Five crew members were killed and two officers survived a parachute drop from 36 000 feet. No nuclear bomb was aboard. Fragments cover several acres north of Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Utah
UPD
Utah Badlands
Air Force
State Highway Patrol
Here
Biggs Air Force Base
el Paso
Texas
Counterfeit Ohio Turnpike Bonds Found In New York Market
Ohio Turnpike officials report counterfeit bonds circulating in the New York financial market involving several hundred thousand dollars. A second bulletin notes U.N. officials warning pro Lumumba factions in Stanleyville over the detention of 12 Belgians following Lumumba’s transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
UPI
Ohio Turnpike
New York
Leopoldville
United Nations
Stanleyville
Patrice Lumumba
Katanga
Petition Drives in City Referendum Surpass Needed Signatures
Referendum petitions presented to the city auditor show 3161 names, double the required valid signatures. Also reported are two suspects held in an armed robbery at an Elyria filling station with charges against one still unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Kennedy Inauguration Eve Mass And Presidential Escort
John F Kennedy attended a special mass at Holy Trinity Church after a night of limited sleep, with 400 parishioners present. He and Jacqueline Kennedy then left their Boston home in the black Lincoln bubbletop escorted by Secret Service cars toward the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John
Fitzgerald Kennedy
Kennedy
Holy Trinity Church
The
United
Eisen
Martin J. Casey
White House
Secret Service
Inauguration Witnesses Kennedy's Entering Night
The article recalls the high security at Kennedy’s inauguration with Secret Service and troops guarding the crowd. It notes past presidential threats, the presence of Lyndon Johnson and Sam Rayburn, and the calm amid the tense events along Pennsylvania Avenue.
Inaugural Parade Showcases Historic U.S. Display
Washington witnessed a landmark inaugural parade with 16 000 armed forces and 40 civilian bands as John F Kennedy takes oath. The event featured a 60 foot model of the Minute Man missile and a spectrum of military hardware highlighting a new era of defense power. President Kennedy rode with Jacqueline in the parade alongside Vice President Lyndon B Johnson and Lady Bird Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Secret Service
Kennedy
United
Lyndon B. Johnson
Earl War
United States
Harry S. Truman
Woodrow
John F. Kennedy
Wilson
Franklin D. Rootriumphal
Hawaii
Alaska
Sci-Sevelt
Penn
James M. Gavin
Cowensylvania Avenue
Annapolis
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Colorado Springs
Coast Guard Academy
U.S. Army
Merchant Marine
U.S. Infantry
Anjmuight
Jacque
Capitol Plaza
John Sparkman
Calataias Max
White House
Ladybird
Lynda
Lucy Baines
Sam
Inaugural Day Clears Snow Storm’s Aftermath in Washington
A massive overnight snowfall disrupted Washington amid preparations for John F. Kennedy’s inauguration. Army troops and 3,000 laborers fought the storm with sand, salt, and heavy equipment to clear Pennsylvania Avenue and the Capitol approach by dawn for the swearing-in ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPU
Capitol
White House
iJohn F. Kennedy
Pennsylvania Avenue
The
Side ‘Plaza
Avenue Parade
New York Tugboat Strike Sets Off Rail Traffic Disruptions
In New York the 700 striking tugboatmen halted river traffic severing freight flows into the city and affecting rail shipments. Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and federal mediators moved to resolve the 11 railroads dispute as pickets spread toward Philadelphia and Baltimore. John F. Kennedy’s inauguration plans were dropped to handle the strike fallout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPS
Buffalo
New York City
Hudson
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Rockefeller
John F. Kennedy
Washington
Jets Crash At Idlewild Leaves 14 Dead 102 Safe
New York police reported 14 of 106 aboard a Mexican DC8 jet survived after it crashed at Idlewild in a snowy wind. Four crew members died and many survivors were injured. the crash occurred minutes after takeoff toward Mexico City. Local hospitals treated burns and trauma as investigators sought cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Tally l
Idlewild
Carlos Baz
William B. Poe
Miami
Aeronaves de Mexi-Fla
Eastern Air Lines
Ico
Mexico City
St. Joseph's Hospital
Josephine Nickleski
Mobile
Miguel
Mateos
Adolfo i
Lopez Mateos
Inauguration Day Sees Eisenhower Farewell to White House
The article recalls Dwight D. Eisenhower passing the presidency to John F. Kennedy amid ceremonies and a luncheon with cabinet members at the F Street Club. It notes Eisenhower’s reflections on his eight years in office and plans to return to Gettysburg and the family farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Washington
UPI
White House
West Point
Oma
Whitte House
Abilene
Kansas
Pennsylvania Ave
John F. Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Ken
Pennortes
Nedy
Sylvania Ave
Kenywonset
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Pri
Eisen
Eisenhower Farm
Also Mentioned on This Page
Earl Warren
James R. Browning
U. S. Supreme Court
Bulletins
Garten
Green Thumb Hospital
Oberlin Outdoor Police Department
Red Smith Rochester
TV Hilites
Wellington
Woulen Uulpeu
Uapllu
Didéed
Luel Luselle
Zangara
Hower
Franklin D.roose
James J. Rowley
Sam Rayburn
Eliel
Agrul I
Mak
Chicago
Unity
Rowley
Blair House
Press J
Dent Harry S. Truman
Gerald A. Behn
Truman
Service
Leslie Coffelt
Behn
U. S
Old Guard
Spulllace
Minute Man
N.Y
Supreme Court
Samuel H Hofstadter
Teamsters Union
Ione
Rae
Stat
Hudson River
Securis
New York State
Massachusetts
New York Centrals
Ricartween
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!