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Newspaper

Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1963

Page

8

Khrushchev Faces Tough Year After Cuba Crisis

Moscow reports Khrushchev endured his worst year since Stalin and faces a hard 1963. The Cuba stalemate defined 1962, press praising the premier as averting nuclear war, while the West questions the victory narrative. Khrushchev seeks solid footing amid Cold War strains.

Moscow Khrushchev Stalin Cuba Kennedy Soviet Union

Real Estate Listing Service Ad from Federal Realty Co.

An advertisement from Federal Realty Co at 67 Alfred Street Biddeford invites buyers and sellers to call for real estate sale and appraisal services. The notice promotes courteous service and emphasizes readiness to assist with buying or selling properties.

Federal Realty CO Alfred Street Biddeford

Soviet Economy Struggles Cloud Khrushchev’s Leadership

The piece notes China’s split from the Soviet bloc and growing leadership contest in communism. It emphasizes shortages at butcher shops and markets, with a worker’s wage barely covering a day’s labor for basic produce. Production rises but not fast enough, especially in agriculture, fueling waning zeal among farmers and shop workers as Premier Khrushchev nears 70.

China Soviet Union Zea Khrushchev

Priory Uses Shaker Buildings in Auburn Kentucky

Buildings once built by the Shakers near South Union are still in use as part of the Priory of St. Mauer, a Benedictine Catholic seminary at Auburn. Relics from the Shaker settlement are displayed at the Auburn museum.

Priory Auburn, Ky Shakers Here Priory of St. Mauer South Union Auburn

First Novel Winners Dominate 1962 Book Scene

A year of notable first novels marked by diverse subjects from Iris Cornfield’s coming‑of‑age tale to war memoirs and political thrillers. Katherine Anne Porter’s past work influenced Ship of Fools. Fletcher Knebel and Bailey II teamed on Seven Days in May. other debuts and fresh voices from James Bassett, James Clavell, Ellen Douglas, Reynolds Price, and more shaped a year in publishing.

New York Katherine Anne Porter Long Atlantic Little Brown Harper Washington Fletcher Knebel Charles W. Bailey II James Hulbert Holt Rinehart Miss Porter J. F. Powers Random House Hook Field Jeenery Bay Iris Cornfield Viking James Bassett Pacific Harm’s Way World James Clavell Little, Brown Ellen Douglas Houghton Mifflin Atheneum Reynolds Price Allen Drury Doubleday United Naions McGraw- Hill Eugene Burdick Harvey Wheeler Irving Wallace Esau Hiram Haydn

Dormitory roommates share same birthday at ASU

Mary Avery and Sharon House, dorm mates at Arizona State University, were born on the same day and for several days stayed in the same hospital nursery. The two women, now 20, reveal a rare coincidence tying their lives together.

Tempe Arix Mary Avery Sharon House Arizona State University

Buggy Whip Industry Seeks Aid in Odd Petition

A satirical 1962 feature exposes an imagined push by the Association of Buggy Whip Manufacturers of America to gain government aid. It includes calls for subsidy and stockpiling, while the Amalgamated Buggy Whip Braiders seek higher wages, highlighting a parody of fiscal folly and political manipulation.

Association of Washington A.O.B.W.M Congress Buggy Whip Manufacturers Association of Buggy Whip Manufacturers of America General Features Corp

Grandview football earns Victory despite coach's absence

Columbus Ohio Grandview high school's football team clinches the season victory while coach Robin Pri day is recalled to Air Force service as a major with his reserve troop carrier outfit due to the Cuban situation.

Columbus Ohio Grandview High School Robin Priday Air Force Service

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