Pollock Property Sold to Scontras and Waterhouse
The five room ranch at 48 Locke Street Saco formerly owned by Mr and Mrs Ernest Pollock was sold to Mr and Mrs Don Scontras and to Waterhouse of Saco. The Waterhouses plan the residence. Sale negotiated through Nicholas P office.
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Lisbon Airport Handles 48000 U.S. Travelers in 1962
The report notes about 48 thousand U.S. air travelers used Lisbon airport during 1962. It also states India’s official name Bharat in honor of a legendary emperor.
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Dear Abby readers offer summer boredom and wedding etiquette
Dear Abby column quotes a 12 year old with summer boredom and isolation. Readers advise joining day camps and social activities. A sister and friends dilemma prompts caution about sharing rumors. A wedding invite questions attendance and gift etiquette with guidance to decline when appropriate. A note about CPA confidentiality ends with the offer of a personal reply.
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Molotov's Fall From Power In Khrushchev Era
The article recalls Vyacheslav Molotov once a top Soviet figure who aided government and foreign policy. After Stalin’s era, his clash with Khrushchev led to a 1957 demotion to ambassador to Mongolia and later a post in Vienna on atomic energy talks, signaling a dramatic decline in influence amid the Khrushchev era.
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Khrushchev and Molotov on Soviet Platform and Aftermath
The narrative recounts Khrushchev greeting Molotov on a Moscow platform and later moves to the 1950s Soviet party congress where Molotov and allies face denunciation. It notes Molotov’s later quiet life, travel limitations, and scarce public information about his status.
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Arch Rising Over St Louis Landmark Set to Top Monuments
The 630 foot Gateway Arch is under construction in St Louis as part of a 2 acre Westward Expansion memorial. When finished in 1965 it will surpass the Washington Monument in height and feature an observation platform for viewing the progress and noting recorded messages.
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Glennis Presnell Kicks 54 Yard Field Goal
Glenn Presnell former coach at Eastern Kentucky State College football and longtime Lions player kicked a 54 yard field goal earlier in his playing career for the Detroit Lions.
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