Cousin Jack Style Greeting Aims to Welcome Kennedy
From New Ross Ireland Mrs Mary Ryan third cousin of President Kennedy plans to greet him as Cousin Jack during his visit. Banners may appear in New Ross and other Irish towns bearing Cousin Jack Comes Back to emphasize Kennedy heritage and kinship.
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Associated Press
New Ross
Ireland
Mary Ryan
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Butte
Jack
Republic of Eire
Ryan
Kennedy
Cousin John
Jennie
Big Butte
German gold question stirs postwar ownership debate
A Balked claim centers on 40 million dollars in sunken Nazi gold said to be hidden in the Mediterranean and now claimed by postwar West Germany as the rightful owner of assets once held by the German people. The piece argues indemnity for Dutch Nazi victims mirrors the potential ownership transfer.
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Federal Republic
Mediterranean
Erwin Rommel
Netherlands
Bonn
Hitler
MSU Suspends Student Magazine Venture Over Content
President Newburn orders suspension of the Montana State University student magazine Venture after complaints about explicit language and salacious content seen as crossing into pornography. The editorial row prompts debate on free press, funding, and whether the staff sought literary impact or sensationalism with potential collector’s item status for remaining copies.
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Harry K. Newburn
Montana State University
Thomason Park Critique Urges Butte Action
A reader from Butte complains about Thomason Park at Pipestone Pass. He cites neglected roads and camp sites, unsanitary conditions, and widespread mosquitoes, urging city officials to improve maintenance.
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Thomason Park
Pipestone Pass
Butte
Making Biggest Bigger Representative Curtis voices concern over government growth
Representative Thomas B. Curtis of Missouri notes the federal government is the largest spender employer property owner tenant insurer lender and borrower and argues public impatience grows at calls to expand government further.
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Thomas B. Curtis
Missouri
General Clay On His Way to Political Spotlight
Gen Lucius Clay accompanies President Kennedy in Germany this week and may be considered for the 1964 Republican ticket. The piece surveys Clay’s career, potential as a candidate, and the political currents shaping GOP leadership, including reactions to Rockefeller and Goldwater, plus notes on Admiral Anderson and fishing industry modernization efforts.
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Holmes Alexander
Lucius Clay
Kennedy
Germany
Rockefeller
Sen. Goldwater
Norstad
Milton Eisenhower
West Germany
New York
Georgia
Continental Can
Lehman Brothers
Clay
Ike
Wake Island
Korea
Jimmy Byrnes
Charles Wilson
George Anderson
Naval Operations
Lisbon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
State Department
Salazar
Portugal
Pentagon
Batista
Trujillo
Macmillan
Adenauer
South
Vietnam
Anderson
Navy
Rail Unions Push To Cut Work Week On Major Railroads
Labor strategists push for a six to five hour day across 195 railroads with a 30 to 36 hour week while seeking arbitration and possible congressional action. The drive follows decades of slower hours and precedes a 1964 election collision with a 35 hour week bill under AFL CIO.
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Washington, D.C
Rail Brothershoods
Congress
Unons
Brotherhoods
Labor
House Labor Subcommittee
Holland
Afl-Cio
Caution Urges Care For Perforated Eardrums In Water
Readers ask about swimming with perforated eardrums and Dr. Molner advises caution. Chlorinated pools may harbor fewer organisms. snug rubber plugs help but avoid diving. Cotton plugs and caps are inadequate. experts differ on swimming safety.
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Dr. Molner
A.G.R
Pentagon Morality clash over Vietnam photo sparks ire
The Pacific Stars and Stripes published a front page image of a helmeted U S helicopter crewman aiming a rifle at a Communist prisoner of war, provoking Pentagon protests that it contradicts the official line of advisory support in Vietnam. General Guy S Meloy Jr voiced intense concern over the photo challenging the notion of an purely advisory role.
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Pentagon
U.S
The
Pacific Stars and Stripes
Far East
Comunist
Birmingham
Ala
Bull Connor
Defense Department
Arthur Sylvester
South Viet Nam
Sylvester
Ymelda
Viet Nam
Guy S. Meloy Jr
Fort East
Army criticizes Viet Nam pictures in Pacific Stars and Stripes
The text questions the role of such photos for the U S Army in Viet Nam and hints at Gen Meloy’s July 1 resignation. It ponders a post Army editor role for Meloy and jokes about editorial openings regarding photographic coverage.
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Pacific Stars and Stripes
United States Army
Viet Nam
Meloy
Army
Paramount
Mass Transit Bill Aims Cabinet-Level Transportation Reform
National Review argues that passage of the Mass Transit Bill would deepen federal control over transport. It notes agencies like IOC CAB and maritime bodies currently regulate rail, airlines, highways, and ports and suggests Sen. Case seeks a single cabinet-level transport department.
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Washington
IOC
Bureau of Public Roads
Potomac
Sen. Case
N.J
Fiscal Reform Must Originate With Public
Ralph T. Moore argues reform must come from the public and citizens must evaluate candidates on their stance toward economy in government. He warns against big spending and recalls past sloppy selection, urging vigilant voter scrutiny to avoid further costly mistakes.
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Oregon
Ralph T. Moore
Tourism Growth Surges in Denmark
In 15 years Denmark has built a thriving tourism industry with income rising twentyfold to exceed 143 million dollars annually. The rapid expansion reflects growing international travel and renewed interest in Danish attractions and hospitality.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
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Venture’ Ventured
Times
Montana
Newburn
Butte Daily Post
Standard Post
Lee Newspapers of Montana, Inc
Richard E. Morrison
Ward Panning
Walter L. Nelson
D. R. Campbell, Jr
John Calcaterra
Frank Quinn
T. K. Conway
Joseph Stocke
Pessy Verstappen
Silver Bow County
Standard-Post
General Clay
Berlin
Cuba
Southeast Asia
Seaboard
Magnuson
Saltonstall
Bartlett
Atlantic
Pacific
Europe
Senate
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Air Transport Association
By Victor Riesel
Brotherhood
A.C
Ling Pol
Dr. Motner
S.A.R
Moiner
Dr. Mother
Pentagon Morality
George Dixon
National Review
By Freneher
Spotty
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