Keating Says Soviet Troops Still in Cuba
AP reports Senator Keating estimates 4000 to 7000 Soviet troops remain in Cuba possibly to guard missile sites or shield the regime from enemies. Also noted is Population Bureau warning of crowding at national parks as the one billionth visitor arrived in 1962 and the second billionth expected in 1973. President Johnson attended National City Christian Church with family and two cabinet members in 90 degree humidity.
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Washington (Ap
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Soviet Union
Cuba
Bureau
Washington
Johnson
National City Christian Church
Rev Kene neth Bishop resigns to lead Potomac Synod
The Rev. Kene neth E. Bishop resigned as minister of St. Pauls United Church of Christ in Woodstock and Calvary to become president of the Potomac Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church. He was elected at Hood College Frederick Md after serving 12 years at the two churches. He is a York Pa native with degrees from Ursinus College and Theological Seminary. He has held pastorates in Springfield Nl and Rochester NY and served in Valley ministerial groups and the Massanutten Military Academy board. He is married to Ruth Welkert and has one son Charles Nicholas.
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Keneneth E. Bishop
St. Paul’s United Church of Christ
United Church of Christ, Calvary
Potomac Synod
Evangelical and Reformed Church
United Church of Christ
Hood College
Frederick
Bishop
York
Ursinus College
Lancaster
Theological
Springfield
Rochester
N.Y
Massanutten Military Academy
Ruth Welkert
Charles Nicholas
Gifts and Grants to VMI Endowment Exceed $115000
Gifts and grants to the Virginia Military Institute Foundation, the endowment arm of VMI, totaled more than $115,000 in the last fiscal year, reflecting strong donor support for the college’s endowment and programs.
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Lexington
Virginia Military Institute Foundation
V.M.I
Car hits youth in Maurertown on Route 11
An 11 year old boy, Michael Lynn Finks, was struck by a car on Route 11 in Maurertown Saturday about 11:05 PM. He was treated at Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital for abrasions and released. The driver was Kathleen Mac Donahue, 20, of Verona, Pa., per State Trooper Frank Lasley.
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Finks
Maurertown
Tooper
Michael Lynn Finks
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Lee Finks
Kathleen Mac Donahue
Verona
Frank Lasley
Lasley
Romania plans broad release of political prisoners by year end
Deputy Premier Alexandru Birladeanu told the AP that Romania has freed 7,674 political prisoners in the past 344 years without publicity and pledged a general pardon in August, aiming for virtually no political prisoners by year end 1964.
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Bucharest
Romania
Alexandru Birladeanu
Associated Press
Birladeanu
Rio DE Janeiro
Joao Goulart
Humberto Castello Branco
Goulart
Geneva
U.N. Trade
Devel
Students Raise Funds for JFK Memorial Library
Cabell county school children in Huntington West Virginia raised 2964 dollars for the John F Kennedy library in Massachusetts. Some saved by giving up candy for a week and others earned through candy sales and odd jobs.
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Huntington
W. Va
Cabell County
Massachusetts
Rebels seize North Katanga power center at Bendera
Belgian Vice Consul Guillot reported rebels occupy Bendera the north Katanga power hub 70 miles north of Albertville. Albertville remains quiet with limited power from Filtissas mills. Army to send about a battalion of reinforcements to the area.
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North
Katanga
Elisabethville, the Congo
Bendera
Albertville
Robert Guillot
Elisabethville
Guillot
Filtissas
Knowland pressures Kuchel to back Goldwater nomination
Former Sen. Knowland warned Sen. Kuchel to support Barry Goldwater if he secures the Republican presidential nomination or risk losing future GOP support. Knowland, California delegation chair for the convention, said Kuchel and other moderates face a grave obligation to back Goldwater if he is nominated.
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Kuchel
Barry
San Francisco
William F. Knowland
Thomas H. Kuchel
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Knowland
Gold
Water
California
Libel suit trial resumes over Meredith riot at Ole Miss
Walker seeks $2 million in libel damages from The Associated Press alleging AP reports wrongfully linked him to leading a 1962 riot against U S marshals during James Meredith's integration at the University of Mississippi. Trial before Judge Charles Murray in Fort Worth.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Dhe
Walker
Meredith
U.S
University of Mississippi
Ole, Miss
James Meredith
Dallas
Oxford, Miss
Dropouts Briefly Return to Louisville Schools
Louisville school system and civic groups urged dropouts to return last summer. They persuaded about 26 percent of juniors and seniors who had left to come back, but by year end three-fifths of them had quit again.
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Louisville, Ky
Louisville
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