Kennedy Shifts Focus From Missiles To Politics
President Kennedy moves beyond military displays to courting the women vote and backing California Governor Edmund G Brown for a West Island speaking tour. He appears at a Democratic women breakfast and attends a senior prom at John Burroughs High School in Burbank, adjusting event plans to fit seating.
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Los Angeles
Kennedy
California
Edmund G. Brown
West
Brown
John Burroughs High School
Surburban
Burbank
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Benny
Californians Say Farewell to Nixon Lunch Event
In Los Angeles a civic luncheon sent Richard M. Nixon off with cold cuts and a color TV stereo gift from about 1,300 readers. An emcee lightly teased him as Nixon, 50, reflected that his heart remains in California and praised the day’s significance.
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Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
California
Nixon
Atte Tate
Atal Nixon
Sophocles
Six killed when station wagon hits truck in Illinois
A station wagon crashed into a parked truck on U S 66 north of Pontiac at about 5 40 today. Six persons died and three were injured including five children in bathing suits. Dorothy Kozumplik was driving the car and Charles J Kozumplik 41 of Rolling Meadows was identified as an adult victim.
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Pontiac, Ill
Charles J. Kozumplik
Rolling Meadows
Ill
Elgin
Kozumplik
U.S. 66
Pontiac
Charles Beck
Dorothy Kozumplik
Beck
Car left running at hotel prompting wakeful passerby
A passerby found a car parked near the George Washington Hotel with its motor running. After briefly returning and seeing others, they shut it off once the female driver, who had forgotten to switch it off, looked out a window. Reminder issued for July 9 primary registration. Willow Lawn Swimming Pool now open. season tickets available.
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George Washington Hotel
Willow Lawn
Status Symbol Train Sidetracked by U S
The Am bassadorial Express, a private three car train to Bonn for U S diplomacy, will be scrapped as too costly. Rooney cited its limited Berlin trips and high annual cost about 119000 dollars, while State Department officials noted other travel options. The train is to end June 30 with no further operation.
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Washington
Bonn
Hills and Dales
Germany
John J. Rooney
D-N.y
House
State Department
Berlin
Tyler
U.S
Rooney
Danville Negroes Indicted For Inciting to Riot
Three Black men including two clergymen and a taxi operator were indicted in Danville on inciting to riot charges related to the textile and tobacco center disturbances. The grand jury also examined witnesses and ordered indictments after a day of testimony. An injunction against demonstrations remains until July 6 as a bi racial committee seeks an out of court settlement.
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Corporation Court
A. I. Dunlap
Lawrence C. Campbell
Julius E. Adams
Conrad M. Martin
Aiken
Julian R. Stinson
Saudi Border Towns Hit by Egyptian Planes
The Defense Ministry said three Egyptian planes raided Saudi border towns on Thursday. Two Soviet MIG jets and an Ilyushin bomber struck Najrjan and Khams, causing casualties and material damage. Anti aircraft guns claimed to have driven the attackers off.
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Jidda
Saudi Arabia
Defense Ministry
Najjran
Khams
Johnson defends space program against critics at College Park
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson told College Park that opposition to science risks creating an Iron Curtain on the path to space. He as Space Advisory Committee chair urged competence to keep space peaceful and warned against tyranny.
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Space Critics
College Park, Md
Lyndon B. Johnson
University of New Johnson
Space Advisory Committee
Earth
Handley Seniors Hear Sermon Tomorrow Night
Handley High School will host the senior sermon The Kingdom Within delivered by Dr. Frank R. Hamilton of The Christian Temple United Church of Christ Norfolk. The 112 seniors will receive diplomas Wednesday night at 8 in the auditorium with the Winchester Ministerial Association leading and the Handley High Glee Club performing two musical pieces.
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Handley High School
Frank R. Hamilton
Christian Temple United Church of Christ
Norfolk
Winchester Ministerial Association
Paul J. Slonaker
The
Handley High School Glee Club
Neil A. Stallings
Hawaii Bound Plane Forced To Turn Back
A Navy DC6 carrying Pacific Fleet commander in chief Fleet Adm. J H Sides deputy commander of the fleet Marine force and President Kennedy's naval aide Tazewell Shepard returned to California after an engine caught fire 700 miles west of Los Angeles. The aircraft landed safely at Alameda Naval Air Station at 5 58 am with 28 aboard.
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Pacific Fleet
Fleet Marine Force
Kennedy
Hawaii
California
Los Angeles
Navy
Fleet Adm
J. H. Sides
Zasu Pitts Dies at 63 from Cancer in Los Angeles
Actress Zasu Pitts dies at 63 in Los Angeles after a battle with cancer. She was married to John E. Woodall and survived by daughter Ann Reynolds and adopted son Donald Gallery. Pitts known for comic dismay and fluttering hands appeared with Mary Pickford and in films like Sunny Side Up and The Guardsman. Funeral plans were not announced.
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Los Angeles
Zasu Pitts
John E. Woodall
Good Samaritan Hospital
ES Ea Aitiele
Ruggles of
Red Gap
Father
Christopher Bean
Susanna
Ann Reynolds
Donald Gallery
Eliza
Susan
Hazard of Prolonged Space Flight Warned by Scientists
In Warsaw a COSPAR space biology symposium heard researchers warn of hazards from long space missions. They cited risk of hallucinations impaired judgment and possible irreversible brain and bone damage. A U S monkey study is planned to probe brain effects on extended flights.
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Warsaw
Poland
U.S
Cospar
International Committee For Space Research
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Tibet
W. R. Adey
University of California At Los Angeles
Cooper
Adey
United States
Scotland Yard Arrests Central Figure in Scandal
Dr. Stephen Ward, central to Britain's sex scandal, was arrested in North Watford on accusations of living on immoral earnings from prostitutes. The 48 year old osteopath claims famous patients and links to the Profumo affair amid political turmoil and security concerns.
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Scotland Yard
London
Stephen Ward
Britain
Ward
Sir Winston Churchill
Elizabeth Taylor
Watford
Prince Philip
Queen Elizabeth II
Princess Margaret
John Profumo
Profumo
Christine Keeler
Macmillan
House of Commons
Christine
Aloysius Gordon
Gordon
Segregationists Urge Boycott Not Violence at Alabama
Segregationist leaders urged a boycott of white merchants who support racial equality as hundreds of officers guard the University of Alabama campus against enrollment of two Negro students. Eugene Connor called for a massive boycott while Gov. Wallace prepared a stay-at-home broadcast and faced orders from a federal court to refrain from interfering with integration.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
Eugene (Bull) Connor
Birmingham
Montgomery
George C. Wallage
Wallace
University Extension Center
Huntsville
Connor
Citizens Council
Holt
Democratic Party
Kennedys
Two Young Gray Foxes Shot West of Fairmont Avenue
Two young gray foxes were shot near the city reservoir west of Fairmont Avenue as authorities continue the rabies chase after a black white and tan dog bitten by a gray fox Wednesday. City Game Warden Irvin Cleveland said Edward Lawrence shot the two foxes from a den near the reservoir. An adult gray fox, possibly the mother, was seen nearby along with the dog and the two shots yesterday.
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City
Fairmont Ave
Irvin Cleveland
Edward Lawrence
Cleveland
Valley notices and services advertised locally
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Winchester Savings & Loan
W. Boscawen St
Valley Photo Centre
N. Loudoun St
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