Kennedy Says U S Must Press On In Space Efforts
President Kennedy says the United States has a long way to go in space and will seek more funds from Congress. He urges peaceful shared scientific progress and contrasts U S plans with Soviet secrecy after Yuri Gagarin orbit. He discusses Viet Nam, Cuba, Latin America, Inter American Council, and domestic funding debates.
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Maj
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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India
Asia
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State Department
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Winchester Star
American Oil Co
AMOCO
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Middleburg
Kennedy Urges Law Enforcement of Liberty and Justice
Kennedy urged enforcement of liberty under law on a campus rocked by January riots over token racial integration at Georgia University. He said the South bears a unique chance to demonstrate America's fullest potential for liberty, noting state authorities quelled disturbances as two Negro students attended classes without incident.
Free Beer Flows From Munich Fountain for St. Florian
In Munich Germany AP reports more than 2600 gallons of beer poured from a fountain inviting all to help themselves. The event by Munich Brewers honored St Florian their patron saint.
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Munich
Germany
St. Florian
Flight Lifts U S Prestige After Shepard Space Ride
Associated Press reports Alan B. Shepard's 16 minute space flight boosts U S prestige globally. West European praise, monarchs and leaders congratulate Kennedy. Soviet press notes Gagarin achievement while admiring Shepard.
Actress Seeks Conservatorship for Mother in Los Angeles
Actress Ann Sothern asks Superior Court to appoint a conservator for her mother Annette Yde Lake 76. Sothern 49 proposes either herself or sister Marion Tetley to manage finances while Lake sues for 1200 monthly support claiming Sothern earns 240000 yearly with 1 million in assets. Lake says funds must serve her care. In Memphis AP notes a water leak at the Public Works Dept traced to plumbing inspector office floor.
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Los Angeles
Comedienne
Ann Sothern
Superior Court
Annette Yde Lake
Miss Sothern
Marion Tetley
Memphis
Public Works Department
Plunbing
Kennedy outlines aims for Latin American economic progress
Kennedy says the Economic and Social Council would focus on economic and social gains to reduce communism appeal in Latin America. He rejects plans to train Cuban exiles in the U S or elsewhere. Embargo options are under NSC review, with concern over hurting Cuban civilians and American tobacco jobs.
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Economic and Social Council
Kennedy
United States
Cuba
National Security Council
U. S
Dowdy Dresses Criticized by Soviet Press
Moscow reports Izvestia criticized spring fashion shortages noting shops lack stylish new cotton dresses and suits. State newspaper blasted stores for crowded shelves with costly, unwanted ready made dresses amid fashion dullness.
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Moscow
Izve
Izvestia
Red China films fail to wake sleepy farmers
Peasant farmers in Red China complain state produced films fail to engage them. The official Art of Motion Pictures said most farmers lack interest in movies meant to arouse them to greater agricultural labor. One farmer stated he could not understand the movie and fell asleep halfway through.
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Hong Kong
Red China
Art of
Motion Pictures
Mitchum’s Son Signs Seven Year 20th Century Fox Pact
Jim Mitchum, 20, son of actor Robert Mitchum, signs a seven year contract with 20th Century Fox potentially earning up to 100000 dollars per year. He has appeared in several films including a project with his father. The note adds the Buffalo New York port’s proximity to Scandinavian ports compared to New York Philadelphia or Baltimore.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Jim Mitchum
Robert Mitchum
20Th Century-Fox
Mitchum
Buffalo
N. Y
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
South Africa Seen As Magnet For African Workers
A South African cabinet minister reports that despite segregation, the country draws thousands of Black African laborers. Michiel Daan de Wet Nel told parliament that about 233,653 Negro migrant workers entered annually over the past three years, not counting thousands who entered illegally.
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Cape, Town
South Africa
Africa
Michiel Daan de Wet Nel
Khrushchev calls for UN reform and disarmament talks
In a lengthy speech Khrushchev urged early negotiations on disarmament and an unbiased UN capable of safeguarding world peace. He said the Soviet government was serious about talks with the United States and repeated his offer of total disarmament in return for US controlled safeguards. The United States said its controls must accompany progress toward disarmament.
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Khrushchev
Berlin
West Berlin
East Germany
NATO
Europe
U.S
Germany
United States
Algeria
Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Paris
NATO Council
United Nations
Soviet Union
Sanitary Dairy Buys Winchester Creamery
N B Shingleton owner of Sanitary Dairy has purchased Winchester Creamery at 21 S Kent St. The two dairies will operate separately under one owner with Lonnie W Brooks remaining manager of Winchester Creamery and Robert Sperling directing the Sanitary Dairy. Local producers will keep delivering milk to the pasteurizing bottling plant as arranged by the Virginia Milk Commission.
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Winchester Creamery
N. B. Shingleton
Sanitary Dairy
S. Kent St
Lonnie W. Brooks
Robert Sperling
Virginia Milk Commission
Sanitary
Shingleton
Winchester
Three-School Track Meet Postponed To Tuesday
Today's Handley track meet with Herndon and George Mason was tentatively postponed to Tuesday at 3 15. Late arrivals and a wet track prompted brief discussion to avoid competing in poor conditions.
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Herndon
George Mason
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