Disgruntled Goldwaterites Flee to Australia by Ship
Robert Ansett and two families left the United States aboard the SS Iberia for Australia over disillusion with U.S. politics and policy. Ansett cited taxes, Social Security, and government controls as reasons, while partner Peter Kemmsies noted a lack of opportunity and concern for children’s future. Harold Vieck, an Air Force recruiter, re-enlisted for another four years amid broader conversations of migration among voters.
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Mrs Khrushchev says life normal after ouster
In Moscow Mrs. Nikita Khrushchev and her husband are living a normal healthy life like other people. She appeared at the Kremlin Palace to hear Prince Igor, accompanied by a friend, and left in a chauffeur driven car. They have moved to a villa elsewhere and now occupy a five room apartment near the Canadian Embassy with help from their son in law.
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Bedroom Fire Damages Wall in Three Apt Home
Firefighters from Central Station and West Pittsfield responded to a 4 p.m. call at 17 Mill Court the William Gardner home a three apartment dwelling. They found a scorched wall opened it to ensure the fire did not spread and extinguished the blaze with a booster line.
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