Kennedy vows U S defend Western Europe in unity speech
President Kennedy rebutted De Gaulle's European independence concept in Frankfurt. He warned that doubting the U S pledge defends Western Europe would aid enemies of the West. He urged West European nations to form a unified partnership with the United States to become a new world power through equal exchange.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
U.S
Western
United States
Youlys
America
de Gaulle
Dens
Frankfort
Paulskirche
Paul's Church
Youing Board
Gertan Democracy
Willan Vance
Pope Ave
I Mary Rubasco
W. Franklin SL
Virginia Ave
Gull of Go
Larry Craig
Antielem St
Eugene Ahalt
E. Lee St
Craig
Ahatt
Lee St
First Far East Since Back In '48
Washington dispatch reports the Democratic National Convention will be held next year in Atlantic City New Jersey Gov. Richard J Hughes learned of the decision after a meeting with New Jersey newsmen in a Washington hotel. The party will mark its first East Coast convention since 1948 when Harry S Truman was nominated in Philadelphia.
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Washington
Atlantic City
N. Z
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Hughes
East
Harry Truman
Philadelphia
Mack Strike Still On and Union Disputes Grow
The Mack Truck strike continues with about 25 percent of the 1400-man day shift reporting to work at the Allentown plant. Local 171 UAW CIO says the company and union issued incorrect statements and that the strike remains unauthorized. About 600 furloughed assembly line workers at Allentown are expected back today, while Hagerstown plant officials warn another layoff may follow if the strike persists.
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Uaw-Cio
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Att
Bocepea
Mee
Ier
Chicago
Union Ia
International Union
Qne Man
Haval
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Waller
Bross
Beckwith
Medgar
Evers
Jackson
Fed
Federal Govern
Ment
Franklin Court
Bevitt Haines
Haines
Sewage Line Annexation Hearing Sparks Debate in City
A Mayor and Council hearing set for 7:30 PM at City Hall tackles annexation plans for an area along the Duat Highway. Property owners seek sewer service before 1964 as Gilbert Wieland questions timing while city officials note engineering and financing hurdles. Council members warn against promising a future line, and talk of tax rebates for new annexes arises amid potential opposition.
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Lion
Beckwith
Citizens Council
Duat Highway
Greenwoud
Antietam
Gilbert H. Wieland
Winslow F.burhatis
J.B. Ferguson
George W. Fisher
Francis R Cordaill
Fisher
Onranioes
Burhans
Board Approves New School Sites At Cost Of $197 000
The board approved acquiring seven acres adjoining South Hagerstown High School and the Snook Farm parcel for two school sites at a total cost of 197000. The action included plans to buy an additional 81 acres and two parcels near Potomac Junior High, with bids and discussions across Miami Beach Chicago Atlantic City and local officials. The decision was cast with some dissent over price and site availability.
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Erolou
Chicago
Miami Beach
Fla
Miami
Florida
Atlantic City
Jack Riley
Richard J. Daley
Riley
Daley
McCormack
Democratic National
Snook Farm
John M. Bailey
Potomac Junior High School
W. Oak Ridge
Sharps
Purh Pike
South Hagerstown High
Hagerstown High School
Dah
Rranigin Miller
William Centons
Abeard Mierher
Kennedy
Board of
Seven Acres
Education
Potomac
Harry S. Trumans
PhUa
Burton
Hoffman County
David J. Cus
State officials condemn in home cleaning for workers
State Senator George Snyder urged an immediate end to officials using cleaning services in employees homes or apartments. The story notes a Maryland court ruling upholding Suburban Sanitary Commission sewer plans at Halfway and cites appeals involving Western Maryland Hospital and the Maryland Budget Bureau, with bond issues and administrative agency duties mentioned.
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George Snyder
Circuit Court
Hottway
Maryland Court
James T. Sicher
Maryland Budget Bureau
All Ordee
Cs .Ment
Hama
Maryland
Circuit Court Decision In Halfway Sewer Is Appealed
The court rejected claims that petitioners were denied fair consideration or that decisions were arbitrary. McLaughlin noted urgent sewer rehabilitation needs in several sites and called the commissioners' misaddressing a technical error not sufficient to overturn the proceedings.
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Halfway
Beckwith Scheduled For Court
Byron de la Beckwith 42 of Greenwood faces a murder charge in Jackson Mississippi for the killing of a Negro integration leader. A preliminary hearing in city court will determine probable cause and a bid for no bond until the July 1 grand jury.
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Jackson, Miss
Byron de la Beckwith
Greenwood
Beckwith
Dist
Bill Waller
Grand Jury
The
New Orleans Times-Firayane
Ina
Corm
Jackson
Whitfield
Grand
$25 000 Okayed For Hopewell Rd Relocation
County Commissioners approved 25000 to relocate Hopewell Road at Interstate 70. County Engineer Custer cited needed funding to persuade the State Roads Commission to move the road, preventing a winding route and a costly bridge rebuild. Hawthorne backed a study favoring a dam project on Conococheague Creek near Chambersburg, with later review by the Washington County Economic Development Commission. Comments on Potomac River basin plans were sought by the Army Engineers and must reach the Board of Engineers for Rivers and Harbors by June 30.
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Hopewell Rd
David J. Custer
State Roads Commission
Custer
James Hawthorne
Planning and Zoning Commission Office
Conococheague Creek
Chambersburg
Washington County
Hawthornes
Washington County Economic Development Commission
Army Engineers
Potomac River
Board of Engineers For
Rivers
Harréchord
Washington
Big Dedication Of Post Office In Hancock
Hancock plans a large August dedication ceremony for its new post office. A dedication committee led by Sam J. Kirk includes Mrs Mareline Greenspoon for publicity, James H. Montgomery for refreshments, Mrs Julia Ayres for entertainment, Dr Elroy Krestensen, and Daniel R Bemink for housing and decorations.
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Hancock
Hancock Post Office
Chaiman
Sam J. Kirk
Mareline Greenspoon
James H. Montgomery
Julia Ayres
Elroy Krestensen
Daniel R. Bemink
Williams cites mounting defense stockpile surpluses
Washington Senator John J. Williams warned that stockpiles of strategic and critical materials remain high and could grow under Kennedy policies. He cited Byrd's committee report showing a rise of over 136 million dollars in these stockpiles in the past two years.
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Arr
John J. Williams
H-Det
Senate
Kennedy
Williams
Harry S. Byrd
D-Va
Senate House
Kennedy Tours German Army Mess During Four Hour Visit
President Kennedy dined at a German army mess in Hanau with 358 men and urged them to visit the White House. His four hour stop near here included a review of 15,000 troops from four nations and 709 combat vehicles, many armed with rockets.
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Charm Mecemaee Sen Ore Ege. Ee
John F. Kennedy Chalés the Keiter
U.S. Army
Manan
West Germany
Hanna
Germany
Kennedy
Army Ted
White House
Rules Bill Must Be Paid By Mel Torme And Wife
Los Angeles AP reports singer Mel Torme and Arlene Torme must settle the balance on a $4,788 mink coat after adding a $1,000 down payment. They stopped payments and sought a refund claiming misrepresentation of value. The purchase, begun in November 1969, must be completed.
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LOS Angles
Superior Coourt Bays
Mel Torme
Arlene
Tormes
Ana
Khrushchev plans visit to East Germany this week
Reported plan shows Soviet Premier Khrushchev to travel to East Germany this week as Kennedy and other leaders weigh in on the West Berlin situation. Officials offered no firm arrival details. The timing follows Kennedy's U.S. tour and the 70th birthday observances in Berlin.
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Moscow
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Samioniytch
F Kennedy
Kartsh
Berlin
Zantzinger
Kennedy
Er Ulbricht
Tass
Tidge McLaughlin
Sheriff Price
Mooscow
Kennady
Washington County
Alr
Germany
Communist Party
McLaughlin
Saat
Overton
ADN
Accomoda
Sail Kart Guenther
von Hage
Westerman Press
Khrushchev Visit Prompts Mixed East German Reactions
Reports from East Germany describe Khrushchev’s planned trip amid cautious Western reactions. Officials in Bonn and Berlin assess security and public reception while praising East German cooperation and orderly demonstrations.
Weather brief for Fair Allegany Garratt and surrounding areas
The forecast shows tonight values in the 50s with warm conditions persisting into Wednesday. West Virginia and Pennsylvania report lows around the mid 50s to 60s, with Wednesday expected sunny and hot, and highs reaching the mid to upper 80s.
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Allegany - Garratt
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Kennedy Defends American Resolve Amid European Unity Call
President Kennedy rebutted De Gaulle’s criticism by praising U S leadership and allied bonds while urging greater European unity and closer cooperation with the United States. He noted 18 years of American steadfastness and said alliance with more than 40 partners underpins freedom globally.
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Asia
Africa
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