White House Civil Rights Event Sheltered From Press
President Kennedy hosts a White House ceremony inviting about 800 officials and civil rights leaders while banning press coverage except for a brief photo session. Pierre Salinger explains some events are open and others are not as Kennedy plans to receive the progress report from the Commission on Civil Rights.
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Yar Ocne
White House
Durere Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
Trypo Nahean
House
Commission On Civil Rights
Must-Have Chanel Style Jacket Pattern 7190
Advertisement for pattern 7190 by Mice Brooke offering a Chanel style jacket with contrast band and knit options. Includes two lengths and sizes 32-34 and 36-38, 35 cents plus 10 cents shipping for first class mail. Order via Alice Brooks Winchester Evening Star Needlecraft Dept New York 11 NY. Print AME address zone pattern number. 1963 show mention and free pattern offer.
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Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Eisenhower defends leisure as Lincoln era example in TV chat
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower says he paid no heed to critics of his golf, fishing, and painting while praising Lincoln's need for relaxation. He spoke with Bruce Catton on NBC from Gettysburg about leadership, delegation, and the Civil War, noting Lee's loyalty to Virginia and moments of battlefield urgency.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Bruce Catton
NBC
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Lincoln
Catton
Robert E
Lee
Virginia
Shenandoah Choir to Appear in Concert Friday Evening
The Shenandoah Concert Choir directed by Harlan C. Snow performs at the Shenandoah Auditorium Friday at 8 15 p m. The group just returned from a 12 day tour of Florida and the southeast presenting Hodie Christus natus est and works by Palestrina Gretchaninov Tschesnokov and Handel among other choruses.
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Shenandoah
Harlan C. Snow
Shenandoah Auditorium
Florida
Palestrina
Gretchaninovv
Tschesnokov
Handel
Publishers Doubt Strike Can Be Settled Normally
New York printers and publishers face a protracted dispute as talks collapse with 3,000 striking workers. The Publishers Association says settlement via collective bargaining is unlikely, while Mayor Wagner manages ongoing mediation for nine major dailies out on strike. Similar efforts continue in Cleveland to end a 75 day blackout.
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NEW York (Ap
New York
The
Publishers Association of
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
Cleveland
Ohio
Actress Marie McDonald Wins Board ing School Allowance
In San Fernando California Superior Court Marie McDonald secures an allowance for her three children to attend boarding schools up to 7250 dollars per year. Harry Karl had urged public schooling and had previously been ordered to pay 250 dollars monthly per child. Karl testified he has spent as much as 18000 dollars annually since 1957. Children named Denice Harrison and Tina Marie.
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San Fernando
Calif
Marie McDonald
Superior Court
Harry Karl
Karl
Denice
Harrison
Tina Marie
Former editor Venable dies after stroke
Former editor Venable died Sunday after suffering a stroke two weeks earlier. He retired in 1951 after thirty years on the Boise Statesman committee and had previously served as editor of the Boise Idaho Statesman.
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Venable
Boise
Idaho
Washington bureau manager Robert W. Richards dies after operation
Robert W. Richards aged 62, longtime manager of the Washington bureau for Copley Press, died Monday following brain surgery Sunday. A 41 year veteran, he began in 1922 at the Aurora Beacon News and was born in Lincoln, Nebraska.
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Washington (Ap
Robert W. Richards
Washington
Copley Press
Richards
Copley
Aurora
Ill
Beacon News
Lincoln
Neb
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