Harriman urges Khrushchev summit with West
Governor Harriman back from six weeks in the Soviet Union urges Premier Khrushchev to meet Western leaders in New York. He says Khrushchev shows grave ignorance of the United States and that a summit would let him see American workers’ influence. He will report to Secretary of State Herter Friday.
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New York
W. Averell Harriman
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Harriman
U.S
Idlewild
Khrushchev
United States
Christian A. Herter
Hurricane Cindy Kills Driver Near Georgetown North of Charleston
Tropical storm Cindy, brief onshore power, caused one highway death when H. H. Higgins Jr., 41, of Georgetown, S. C., struck a tree blown across U. S. 17 about 20 miles north of Charleston. Winds peaked near 75 mph then faded as the storm moved inland.
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Charleston
D. C
Cindy
H. H. Higgins Jr
Georgetown
S. C
U.S. 17
Here
Atlantic
Bull Bay
Charleston Weather Bureau
Carolinas
Legless Man Has Formula For Living
Kenney Illinois AP profile of Andrew Dever a 73 year old blacksmith who works in a wheel chair with no legs. He has been smithing in Dewitt County since 1904 despite amputations and a stroke. He stays active with grit jokes and the Bible and is supported by wife Goldie and daughter Ethel.
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Kenney
Ill
Enerry
Andrew Dever
Dewitt County
Dever
Goldie
Ethel
Bever
Noted Doctor Dies in Maine at 59
AP reports Dr. Cecil F. Thompson long time Maine Medical Assn. leader and former president and treasurer died yesterday at age 59. He opened his practice in town 32 years ago after graduating Bowdoin College and Tufts Medical School.
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Phillips
Cecil F. Thompson
The
Maine Medical Assn
Bowdoin College
Tufts College Medical School
Historic Site Marked at Milliken Homestead
The Milliken homestead of 1834 was selected by the Old Orchard Beach Historical Society to launch its commemorative program. Tablets and markers will be placed at 12 historic sites and homes in the area. A marker was erected at the Portland Avenue site with society members and descendants of early colonial families attending. The house was built by Henry Muilliken who walked to Boston, learned brick-making, and returned home on foot.
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Old Orchard Beach
Milliken
Walkout Ends at Bonnar Vawter Printing Plant
ROCKLAND AP Workers at Bonnar Vawter printing plant voted to seek reinstatement in their jobs on an individual basis rather than as a unit. Local 643 International Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union said the four month walkout had ended for the union. No management comment was available.
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Rockland
Bonnar-Vawter Printing
International Pressmen and Assistants’ Union
Bonnar-Vawter
Repres
Plans For Biddeford High School Adaptable To New Site
Mayor Deschambault announced sketches by Spence and Millward Associates, made at 21000, may be adapted for Biddeford high school saving parts of groundwork. Land purchase of about 29000 for Main Highland and South streets site approved 6 to 3. deeds and funds needed before approval. If new architects are hired, 21000 already paid could be wasted. adaptation may cost less than full rework. In separate vandalism, Saco-Lowell shops sustained over 500 in window damage from rocks thrown from adjacent railroad trestle affecting buildings 30 and 22 loading platform. most damage occurred in one night.
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Biddeford
Clement Deschambault
Cer and
Millward Associates
South Portland
Main
Highland
South Streets
Myor Deschambault
Theigh School
Biddefordigh School
Spence
Saco - Lowell
F. Davis Little
Little
PUC Grants CMP Reduced Rate Hike
The Public Utilities Commission revised CMPs rate schedule allowing Central Maine Power Co a partial increase. The company gains 898000 from 4154000 sought, affecting about 2.75 percent more on average monthly bills. CMP plans to appeal to the state Supreme Court.
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PUC
Augustap
Central Maine Power Co
Maine Power
Public Utilities Commission
CMP Management
State Supreme Court
Fortunes Rocks Family Embraces Spanish Customs in Argentina
The Minkevitch family lived 13 years in Argentina returning to America with nine children born across La Plata Buenos Aires and Eva Peron City plus many gifts from their Argentine household. They kept servants as part of the family and collected jewelry from friends worldwide. The family preserves memories of their time abroad in objects and stories.
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Minkevitch
Argentina
Fred Minkevitch
America
Carol
Mary Ellen
Marie Joseph
Biddeford
Stella Maris School
Joan
la Plata
Peron
Eva Peron
Frederick
Gail
Michael Minkevitch
Paul
Katherine
Margaret Minkevitch
Eva Peron City
Lorna Minkevitch
Buenos Aires
Ifuau
Neibourns
Minkevitches
Fred J. Minkevitch
Fortunes Rocks
Kozlov Receives Mixed, Guarded Chicago Welcome
Soviet travel ing salesman Frol R. Kozlov faced a restrained reception at City Hall as about 100 demonstrators booed his arrival, while 240 police kept order. He met with Mayor Daley, answered questions through an interpreter, and spoke of education for workers and homes for all. A 60 mile farm visit followed with about 1,000 onlookers and placards observed.
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Chicago
Frol R. Kozlov
Richard J. Daley
Kozlov
Daley
Soviet Union
Alpneady
Lord Altincham urges US to join Commonwealth
Lord Altincham, editor of the National and English Review, proposed the United States join the British Commonwealth. He argued democratic English-speaking nations would benefit and joked that removing British from the name would avoid blood pressure rises in the States. He noted Americans he spoke with saw it as a good idea. He has twice failed bids for Parliament.
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London
Lord Altincham
United States
Altrincham
Commonwealth
National and English Review
House Eyes Civil Rights Bill In Long Senate Fight
The House Judiciary Committee opens work on a civil rights bill with a goal to approve by next week, amid Southern opposition. Senate action lags in a subcommittee, while leaders push for a lengthy session possibly extending to September.
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House
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Congress
Emanuel Celler
DNY
Senate
Lymon B. Johnson
Texas
Celler
Morehhan
Judiciary
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Fea. Corp
Factory Island Meat Met., Inc
Main Street
Saco
Baloney
Columbia
Alfred Street
CMP
Proneed
Commission
Spain
Amor
Marta
Lord
Lordship
Kessler Shoe Co
Kennebunk
Maine
Jerry’s Meat Mart
Quality Meats
Shurfine Groceries
Jerry’ Ss
Florida
Isle of Gold
Hamburg
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