Kennedy Angles for Senate Fight as Ike Feud Looms
Kennedy prepares a mid afternoon departure for Connecticut to back Abraham Ribicoff in the Senate race while Eisenhower fires back at Kennedy’s foreign policy critique. The campaign swing includes Bridgeport Waterbury and New Haven as Kennedy plans a rapid seven state jet age tour.
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Abraham Ribicoff
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Albuquerque
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Congo draft constitution meets Tshombe reaction in Leopoldville
Diplomatic and U.N. officials await Moise Tshombe's response to a draft federal constitution intended to reunite Katanga with the Congo. The plan grants provincial autonomy while centralizing foreign affairs and defense and limits police and tax power. Concurrently a cease-fire was signed in Elisabethville ending a year-long conflict in northern Katanga.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
U.N
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Congo
Tshombe
U Thant
Congo Unity
Leopoldville
Cyrille Adoula
Elisabethville
Katanga- Kasai
Adoula
Archeologists Detect Outer Fortifications of Carthage
In North Africa archaeologists observing from aircraft locate the outer defenses of Carthage, noting remote fortifications.
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North Africa
Carthage
Barnett denies contempt in Ole Miss desegregation case
Gov. Ross Barnett заявляет он не в плену перед судом и что его действия соответствуют закону. Суд 5th Circuit рассматривает возможность штрафа и заключения за неспособность purge contempt. обвинения возникли после его отказа допустить Джеймса Мередита в Ole Miss.
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New Orleans
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeal
James H. Meredith
Ole Miss
Eight year old Shafer dies from pedestrian crash
Valley death report states Lee Allen Shafer aged eight from Mt Jackson died in University of Virginia Hospital after being struck by a car last Saturday. Police noted the child ran from behind parked vehicles into a North Carolina driver’s path. Funeral planned Thursday at Delinger Funeral Home Mt Jackson with burial at Pleasant View Cemetery.
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Lee Allen Shafer
Jackson
University of Virginia Hospital
North Carolina
Landon Ray
Gertie Loriie Bare Shafer
Delinger Funeral Home
Mt. Jackson
Pleasant View
Shenandoah Concert Assn Opens Martinsburg Drive
The Shenandoah Concert Association launches its first annual membership drive in Martinsburg with over 90 volunteers. The four concert series begins with a performance by the Westminster Chair of Princeton University. Campaign HQ is in a Public Square trailer for subscriptions.
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Martinsburg
Shenandoah Concert Assn
Westminister
Princeton University
VMI Hosts Sixth Annual Parents Weekend in Lexington
Several hundred parents attend the sixth annual Parents Weekend at Virginia Military Institute. They visit regular classes observe student activities and meet faculty. Special guests Gov Harisson and spouse review the cadet corps and inspect a 19 gun salute Friday at 4 p.m.
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Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
VMI Parents Council
Albertis S. Harrison, Jr
Citizens Band Meeting Set Here Tomorrow
The Apple Valley Citizens' Banders Club hosts a two way radio operators meeting tomorrow night at the Lee Jackson Restaurant. Ivan H. Loucks head of the Federal Communications Commission Land Transportation Division will speak on Citizens' Band rules and best practices. Attendees invited from Virginia Maryland West Virginia Pennsylvania and Washington DC. Harry Nelson presides over the Apple Valley Club.
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Citizens’ Banders Club
Lee-Jackson Restaurant
Ivan H. Loucks
Land Transportation Division
Federal Communications Commission
Virginia
Maryland
West Virginia
Pennyslvania
Washington, D. C
Harry Nelson
Apple Valley Club
Napoleon’s beet program expands across six research stations
Napoleon ordered 79 000 acres to sugar beets and set up six experimental stations for beet research and teaching, signaling a large agricultural investment and education effort.
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Napoleon
France Negotiating to Buy Nuclear Submarine Nautilus Class
In Washington sources say France is negotiating with the United States to purchase a Nautilus class nuclear powered submarine. The submarine would be free of Polaris missiles. Officials from State Department Pentagon and the White House offered no comment.
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Justice Department
Barnett
Charles Clark
Meredith
U.S. District Court
Oxford
Ole Miss
Washington
France
United States
State Department
Pentagon
White House
19 Injured When Pleasure Boat Explodes
In Dallas at the State Fair of Texas a small paddlewheel boat exploded in a shallow lagoon injuring nineteen people, one seriously. Firemen said gasoline fumes from the inboard engine appeared to cause the blast.
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Dallas, Tex
Texas
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