Honor distaff politicians at Orange County GOP banquet
Mrs. Benjamin A. Gilman president of the Ida Stanton Agnew Republican Club scans a list of 30 outstanding Republican women in Orange County with C. Clark Van Fleet and Middletown GOP committee chairman Frederic W. Mance at the Circleville Inn where the club held its Saturday night banquet.
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Benjamin A. Gilman
Ida Stanton Agnew Republican Club
Orange County
C. Clark van Fleet
Middletown
Mittee
Frederic W. Mance
Pine Bush
GOP
Circleville Inn
French rail crash near Vitry kills 18, injures many
A Strasbourg to Paris express derailed near Vitry le Francois, nine cars tumbling into a ravine. Police report 18 dead and 70 to 80 injured with many feared trapped. rescue work aided by American soldiers and Verdun base crews. Authorities ruled out sabotage or farmer protests as causes.
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Vitry-Le-Francois
France
UPI
Marne Department
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
Brittany
Verdun
Rheims
Japanese premier to confer with Kennedy in Washington
Premier Hayato Ikeda flew from Tokyo after tight security at Tokyo International Airport and his residence amid threats from Zengakuren and other leftist groups. He will meet President Kennedy in Washington after stops in Honolulu and Los Angeles. Ikeda travels with his wife Mitsue, a first for a Japanese prime minister.
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UPD
Tokyo International
Hayato Ikeda
Washington
Kennedy
Zengakuren
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Japan
Ikeda
Honolulu
Los Angeles
Japan Airlines
Mitsue
Socialist Party
Communist China
Soviet Union
Sokyo Labor Confederation
China
South Korea
U.S
Okinawa
Grace Kelly bids farewell to Mayo cousins before Irish Riviera trip
Princess Grace of Monaco said goodbye at a farewell tea party with nine Kelly cousins at Asford Castle Hotel Mayo. She and Prince Rainier plan to travel to Kerry for the Irish Riviera. The royal couple attended mass and fished for salmon with Lord Killaman while Grace stayed with their children Albert and Caroline.
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Ireland
UPI
Grace
Monaco
Kelly
Mayo
Riviera
County
Kerry
Asford Castle
Grace Kelly
United States
Serene Highness
Prince Rainier
Princess
Rainier
Albert
Caroline
Lord Killaman
Tower says Kennedy program leans toward socialism
U. S. Senator-elect John Tower charges President Kennedy’s welfare medical aid and education plans push the nation toward socialism with the minimum wage expansion. He brands aides including Walter Heller and Galbraith as intellectually socialist and says the policy path shows no end to socialism. He notes ties to Goldwater and Nixon for guidance and avoids inviting Nixon to campaign.
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UPD
GOP
John G. Tower
Kennedy
White House
Tower
Lyndon. Johnson
Senate
Walter W. Heller
Council of Economic Advisers
J. Kenneth Galbraith
U.S
India
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Texas
United States
United Press International
John Birch Society
William A. Blakley
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Goldwater
Nixon
Rockefeller
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