Marsh Urges Cuban Exile Government Formation
Rep. Marsh urged creation of a Cuban exile government and stressed parliamentary surveillance on Cuba. He cited unknown public concern over Soviet transport of secret cargo to Cuba and asked for greater disclosure to the American public.
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Dinah Shore Show Shines in Color TV Style
Color enhances the Dinah Shore program with a musical showcase and lively talent. The article contrasts color TV’s appeal in variety formats and notes Bonanza’s landscapes while noting shifts in guest segments and studio spontaneity. It also mentions L Gordon Cooper's orbital flight coverage planned for radio and TV.
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Lutherans Open 16th Convention in Richmond
Lutheran ministers and teachers from five states and the District of Columbia gather in Richmond for the 16th convention of the Missouri Synod's southeastern district. More than 300 persons are expected to attend sessions through Thursday, as the district covers Delaware Maryland Virginia the Carolinas and Washington D C.
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Kennedy meets with White House on civil rights compact
Kennedy and senior officials including McNamara and Wheeler meet at the White House amid tension over the segregation issue. The President delivers a statement as newsmen await details on a recent compact with white and Black leaders.
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Handless Kansan visits mother in New York
Avie Hollander of Wichita Kansas, who lost his hands in a scrap yard mortar shell incident 15 years ago, visited his mother Lina Deutsch in New York. He said this might be his last trip, as his mother is a cancer patient and he remains grateful for the chance to see her. In Oyster Bay, Mrs Geoffrey Gates died, police say apparently by suicide.
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Federal urging calm after Birmingham violence risk
The speaker condemns extremism on both sides and appeals to Birmingham citizens to uphold the last week’s agreement. He warns violence will only breed more violence and stresses the need for good will and faith to carry out the deal, calling for no repeat incidents by any group.
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Federal troops move into Alabama amid church bombing unrest
President Kennedy ordered riot trained units deployed across Alabama as federal troops move toward Birmingham area after a bombing at the Gaston Motel and the Rev. A D King home sparks night of rioting. King, Abernathy, and others urge restraint while Wallace counsels withdrawal of troops. Police deny brutality charges as violence erupts with fires, rock throwing, and widespread arrests.
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W&M Student Wins Pipe Smoking Champion Title
A William and Mary student claimed the pipe smoking championship by maintaining a lit pipe with 3.3 grams of tobacco for 74 minutes. The student notes a lifelong habit dating back to age 14.
Church Leader The Very Rev. Deir Dies in Toronto
The Very Rev. Deir grea of the Church of Canada and longtime moderator from 1954 to 1966 and head of its missions died Sunday in Toronto.
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Shawnee District Camporee Highlights Weekend Events
The Shawnee District Camporee at Berryville Horse Show grounds featured Clarke and Frederick County Scout Troops 79 and 34 with patrols Apache Fox and Eagle. Activities included a patrol skill trail, religious services, and 1:30 p.m. Sunday awards for Camporee ribbons and proficient ribbons.
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Cornell Creates First American Architecture Department
Cornell University established the first dedicated department for teaching architecture in the United States, marking a milestone in higher education and professional training in design.
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Child Drowns In Sand Pit Near Ph
A fiath old boy drowned on Saturday in a water filled sand pit near Ph beside her. His father serves aboard the USS Enterprise. The incident occurred as witnesses described a frantic search and rescue attempt.
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Fire destroys part of Bristol lumber shed
Fire at Bristol Builders Supply Co. damages a lumber shed with an estimated loss of $50,000. The blaze broke out shortly before 6 30 p.m. Local crews battled the flames and prevented further spread.
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