Kennedy Ends Polish Visit With Noisy Farewell
Atty Gen Kennedy wraps up a private three day Poland trip with tearful crowds and pickets at the airport. He urges Eurasian reconciliation with the United States as a safeguard against nuclear war and calls for early talks to settle Germany's divided status.
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Sunlit Colors Call For Make Up Variation
Helen Hennessy reports on summer makeup shifts urging women to abandon winter colors to avoid looking washed out. The piece notes seasonal palettes and practical tips for choosing tones that suit sunlit skin and outdoor wear.
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Khrushchev Seeks Nordic Neutral Zone For Norway Denmark
Soviet Premier Khrushchev urged Norway and Denmark to quit NATO and join Sweden and Finland in a Nordic neutrality zone. In Oslo he said alliance participation risks entanglement, while neutrality would better guarantee security for the region. The address, before 900 officials and diplomats, drew no applause.
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Porter registers to vote after long ties to Democrats
Porter, a Virginia native and former slave, registered again this spring to vote in forthcoming elections. He recalled registering for the first time in 1888 and said he has always voted Democratic because Republicans were in power during slavery.
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Virginia
Biddeford Couple Marks Anniversary
A 50th wedding anniversary mass for State Rep. Napoleon L. Nadeau and his wife was held at St. Andre’s Church Biddeford at 10 a.m. They were honored by family with a reception at St. Francis College and a Hills Beach open house. Guests included relatives from Maine and out of state, with granddaughters Francine and Celeste Nadeau circulating the guest book.
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Bright Tents Change Camping Color Scene
Associated Press writer Bill Johnson notes that camping tents now come in many colors beyond olive drab, including red blue yellow and white. Light colors and aluminized roofs claim to stay cooler by reflecting sunlight, though some campers doubt a comfort difference. The article mentions using a fly to keep tents cool in sun.
Local families listed in regional notice
Robert Gosselin and family Dan vers Mass Mr and Mrs John Currier and family Groton Conn Miss Madeleine Masse Brunswick Mrs Lorenzo Masse and daughter Celeste Brunswick Raymond Poissant Waltham Mass Mrs Alphonsine Lajoie Lowell Mass Mr and Mrs Willard Lajoie and daughter Worcester Mass Mr and Mrs Roland Provencher and family New Britain Conn Andre LeBel Bath Mrs Gerard Fecteau Manchester N H and Alfred LaChance North Andover Mass
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Manchester
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North Andover
Camping Comfort and Tent Ventilation Tips
Provide ample ventilation with a screen door and multiple windows for four way airflow. Back and side windows improve cooling while avoiding heat buildup in sunlit tents. Night temperatures drop, so adjust clothing and sleeping bag use. avoid sleeping with door flap tied shut.
Beach Chief warns hitchhikers over abuse language
Beach Police Chief John H. Clark warned hitchhikers after complaints of abusive language. Offenders will be picked up and taken to court under state statutes with fines from ten to one hundred dollars.
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Alabama Congressman Warns of Russell Cave Significance
Alabama Congressman Bob Jones says Russell Cave holds historic value and urges recognition of the site. He notes its role in regional history and calls for preservation efforts. The remarks appear in a field report from Washington.
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Senator Smith Chooses Reed to Deliver Speech at GOP Convention
AUGUSTA AP Gov John H Reed will give the seconding speech for Sen Margaret Chase Smith at the Republican National Convention in San Francisco. He travels July 12 and notes Sen Aiken of Vermont will nominate Mrs Smith. Reed doubts an immediate replacement for Napolitano as state chairman. Esther Hawley as vice chair stands ready. a new chair likely in July.
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Alabama cave exhibit to honor ancient lifeways
A new permanent exhibit titled An's treasure box will be dedicated in Jackson County Alabama. The cave display chronicles life of Alabamians from about 4000 B C to 1600 A D through artifacts and scenes described by curator Jones.
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