Kennedy keeps cherished oak rocker at White House office
White House physician Dr Janet Travell says President Kennedy’s high backed mahogany rocker is a treasured possession used to relax and ease back trouble. Travell notes the chair’s comfort and support, and mentions it was chosen after Kennedy saw a similar model in her New York office. The chair now matches the office decor and has upholstered cushions.
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New York
Senate
Pending Election Bill Sparks Debate Over Poll Worker Appointments
An apparent split over a proposed measure to restore or expand the process for appointing poll workers unfolds. Speakers argue the bill could shift control from the governor to minority party supervisors, with historical references to past reforms in 1887 and earlier arrangements.
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Blessed Relief From Arthritis Free Of Drugs Or Surgery
An illustrated free book promises relief from arthritis without drugs or surgery. Readers are urged to request the book by mail, with no obligation or agent contact, via The Ball Clinic Dept 3803 Excels Springs Missouri. A separate item notes Marines at Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii, with Marshall Rowland Sr listed among servicemen and training details.
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Ball Clinic
Springs
Missouri
Gas Main Blast Triggers Fierce Fire Near W Lee Street
A gas main explosion caused a fierce fire in the Southern End of town near W Lee Street. Mallonee said restoration is possible with crews replacing the damaged main section. Hagers Town Gas Company reported no service interruption due to a standby system that auto-cuts in during outages. Fire Prevention Group To Meet.
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Parker to Speak at St Pauls Lenten Service
Dr Robert H Parker will speak at St Pauls Methodist Church midweek Lenten service Wednesday at 7 30 PM Assistant in the worship will be Dr T J Spicksnall and Stanley I G Hurcell Norman Lindsay to direct music The service concludes the midweek Lenten series with Holy Communion to be offered next Thursday at 7 20 PM. Parker born March 17 1912 Cumberland Md a Baltimore and Wesley College leader and Mason later served as District Superintendent and Wesley College president
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Sylvia
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Sharon
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Washington, D. C
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Baltimore South
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Dover
Delaware
Knights Templar
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Rusk Urges Diplomats to Focus on Policy Not Home Politics
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told U S diplomats worldwide to keep domestic politics out of foreign policy. He urged officials to support presidential leadership and advance a permanent United Nations force, while promoting Latin American disarmament and avoiding cynicism about past failures.
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Congo
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Negro Training Plan Would Lessen Job Discrimination
Washington AP report says the Presidents Equal Employment Opportunities Committee studied a plan to intensify training for Negroes in engineering physics and biology to reduce job discrimination. The panel chaired by Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg recommends placing enforc ement under the Labor Department and punishing contractors for racial or religious bias on government projects. Johnson and his broader policy committee oversee this initiative amid ongoing civil rights concerns.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Arthur J
Goldberg
Johnson
Jerry R. Holleman
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Labor Department
Mitchell
Jayto Johnnson
South Carolina
Kennedy
Half dollar fraud case wastes taxpayers time and money
CIUCAGO AP The federal government secured a four cent conviction Monday costing an estimated $730 to prosecute. Defendant William Wallace, unemployed laborer, was arrested February 28 after attempting to place bogus quarters in a fake box. Wallace testified he cashed a relief check and visited taverns. jurors found him guilty of counterfeiting one half dollar. Judge Michael L. Igoe criticized the case as unnecessary and sentenced Wallace to one hour in U.S. marshal custody.
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Urban Renewal iMovie Showing Set Wednesday
A motion picture about urban renewal, The City, will be shown at the Washington County Health Center, Pennsylvania Ave., on Wednesday evening. Narration by Louis Mumford, music by Aaron Copeland. Health officer Dr. W. Ross Cameron will introduce. Both mayoral candidates invited to attend and share views. Sponsored by the Washington County Health.
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Washington County Health
WBAL Promises Fair Coverage Of Hagerstown
A reader letter urges viewers to watch WBAL’s program Portrait of a Problem airing Wednesday at 10 pm. The writer defends the show as a careful study of Maryland’s economic issues and asks for fair newspaper and TV Guide representations of its content and purpose.
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Prayer for mercy and strength in grief
A prayer asking God for mercy and strength for those who falter under grief and sorrow. It requests grace, courage, and faith to fulfill responsibilities until mortal work is done and reunion with loved ones is achieved. Signed by Raymond F Balcomb, Corvallis, Ore., minister, First Methodist Church.
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Lost wedding band found after years in Baton Rouge
A wedding band inscribed A.E. Dougherty was found by Husty Brown in Baton Rouge after two years. The Doughtertys, now living in the Beawts’ house, confirmed it had been lost years ago when they resided there.
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Jury To Get Chillingworth Murder Trial By End Of Week
Fort Pierce AP reports the Chillingworth murder trial hinges on key testimonies from witnesses such as Peel and Holzapfel. State prosecutors press to finish cases by week’s end while defense argues for more time as jurors hear conflicting accounts and discuss the alleged setup and rackets connected to the case.
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Iranian Ambassador and Wife Escape Glassing in Washington Hotel
Iranian Ambassador to the United States Ardestir Zahedi and his wife Princess Shahnaz faced a violent disturbance as anti government students disrupted an Iranian New Year celebration in a Washington hotel. The melee involved glass throwing but caused no injuries to the ambassador or his spouse.
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Gromyko Ready For Debate On Congo Question
At the United Nations General Assembly the Soviet foreign minister Andrei Gromyko prepared to address the Congo issue after an overnight pause caused by the death of Cuba’s U N ambassador Manuel Bilbo. The debate opened with a moment of silence and focused on Congo politics including President Kasavubu and anti communist factions, with the Soviet Union opposing Congo Belgian influence.
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Andrei Gromyko
Congo
U.N. General Assembly
Manuel Bilbo
Cuba
General Assembly
Grumyka
Joseph Kasaubu
Soviet Union
Belgium
Wall Street Journal Promise to Boost Ambition
A hotel room discovery prompts a self styled tip on the Wall Street Journal. The ad claims the paper helps ambitious men earn money with guidance on new industries and business changes. It asserts a typical income rise to 15000 and offers subscriptions for seven dollars in certain locales.
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Debate stalled as Congo talks stir regional tensions
Fragmentary quotes suggest a debate about delaying charges and counter charges amid Congo discussions. The tone implies external powers like the United States and Soviet Union pressuring Western nations to address broader political futures during a stormy session.
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