Fashion tips for Republicans bound for convention in San Francisco
A San Francisco Chronicle fashion editor warns Republicans traveling to the convention in San Francisco to avoid summer outfits. Women should leave floral dresses, pastel suits, and sleeveless attire behind and bring coats and practical walking shoes. Men should pack conservative dark suits with regimental striped or small patterned ties and skip hats. Small-heeled shoes suit city streets with steep hills.
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Cow Palace
Pacific Ocean
San Francisco
Karola Sackel
San Francisco Chronicle
New York Couture Group
Chinatown
Fisherman's Wharf
Taylor Threats Highlight Viet Nam Visit
Taylor, commander of U.S. forces in Viet Nam, faced tight security as he arrived in Saigon to meet Vietnamese officials. Police lined routes, fighter jets roared overhead, and two bomb attacks occurred on Monday, one targeting the U.S. Embassy but failing to explode. A Viet Cong radio warned him to stay away or risk his life.
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U.S
Viet Nam
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Saigon
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Water Carnival Caps Two Weeks of Saco Swim Classes
In OLD ORCHARD BEACH the Water Carnival concluded Saco Red Cross swimming classes led by Mrs F Howard Shaffer at Coach's Day Camp. About 225 local youngsters earned certificates while races and water polo showcased multiple age groups and participants.
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American Red Cross
Coach's Day Camp
Old Orchard Beach
Lloyd B. Trecartin
Saco Red Cross
F. Howard Shaffer
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Jimmy Charest
Donald Elie
Michael Brunelle
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Norman Turgeon
John Clark
Water Bugs
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Mark Brunelle
Mark Howland
Richard Forest
Michael Martel
Stephen Larochelle
Deborah Forester
David Harvey
Ricky Sirous
Brian Reay
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Mrs. Shaffer
Tommy Winston
Linda Nadeau
Debra_ Bedell
Judy Nason
Andy Campagna
Joan Meserve
Jackie Hethcoat
Donald Leslie
Janice Deroche
Karen Bedell
Richard Desrosiers
Adenauer Starts New Political Career at 88
AP News Analysis by Carl Hartman describes former Chancellor Konrad Adenauer launching a fresh political career in Bonn at age 88 as opposition leader to Erhard's foreign policy. HeAdvocates closer Franco German ties with De Gaulle to deter Soviet influence, warns Britain leaning toward Moscow, and stresses U.S. policy watchfulness toward Khrushchev and Red China.
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Christianemocratic Party
Saco Firemen Respond To Twin Alarms At Local Homes
Saco firefighters were twice summoned yesterday to 31 Ferry Road for a garage short circuit that lit sawdust and prompted two alarms. They returned to base before a second alarm at 6:08 p m and fought the blaze with a booster hose, clearing at 6:35 p m. A separate call reported a flooded oil burner at 13 Deering Ave owned by Alfred Bisson, with no equipment needed. The residence is occupied by Rose Marie Quatrone. Hindu custom requires that the ashes of the dead be cast.
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Charles R. Cote
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Deering Ave
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Mrs Kennedy Plans Move From Capital To New York
Mrs John F Kennedy plans to leave Washington with her children Caroline and John Jr to live in New York. She will sell the Georgetown mansion at 3017 N Street and the 26 acre Wexford estate in Virginia hunt country and reside at the Carlyle Hotel before finding an apartment in the city.
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John Jr
Kennedy
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Saco City Council Buys Second Police Cruiser
The Saco City Council voted to purchase back a 1963 police car for 900 from Harry B. Center to meet patrol needs during emergencies. They also authorized bids for a new fire pumper and police gear including hose, boots, helmets, and coats, plus four voting booths.
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Harry B. Center
Factory Island
U.S
Clifford G. MelIntire
Biddeford-Saco
WIC
Augusta
Three Maine Republicans To Aid Scranton
Maine lawmakers and officials including Rep Stanley R. Tupper and State Sen. Robert D. Brooks Jr. and Augusta Mayor Sylvia Gilbert agreed to assist Gov William Scranton at the Republican National Convention. Scranton backer Herman Schneebeli urged Tupper to attend due to his ties with New England delegates. Tupper said a herculean effort should be made if a remote nominating chance remains.
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William Scranton
Pennsylvania
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Mons Day
Stanley R. Tupper
New England
Rockefeler
Tupper
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Goldwater Headquarters A Well Equipped San Francisco Hub
In San Francisco a buttoned up campaign hub for Barry Goldwater reveals a high tech setup for the Republican nominating event. A Mark Hopkins Hotel 15th floor suite serves as the command post with TV monitors closed-circuit feeds to tracks staff, Cow Palace action, direct lines to delegates, a short wave link with scrambling, regional telephones and a backup walkie system.
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Sen
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Washington
Phoenix
Mark Hopkins
Bay
Cow Palace
Cogan backs Neil Simon as Double Stake NY agent and owner
David Cogan, owner of the Biltmore Theatre on Broadway, takes double stake in Neil Simon by housing Barefoot in the Park and adding the playwright to his client list. Cogan also serves as Simon’s talent agent, expanding his connection to the famed writer.
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