Who would succeed Khrushchev and when
Moscow as the AP reports Preston Grover outlines the likely successor group around Khrushchev. Brezhnev leads the field for the next leadership, with Podgorny Mikoyan Kosygin and Suslov as possible peers. Longtime favourites Kozlov faded due to health. Khrushchev remains at the helm but faces potential rivals and risks.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Preston Grover
Soviet Union
Unon
Leonid Brezhnev
Nikolai Podgorny
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Michael Suslov
Alexei Kosygin
Mikoyan
Kosygin
Frol Kozlov
Presidium
Kozlov
Brezhnev
Supreme Soviet
Cty
Young Communist League
China
Cuba
Berlin
United States
Dairy Farming Is Topic Of Meeting
ALFRED Willis Lord of Waterboro spoke about dairy farming and showed slides of Maine dairy farms at the York Pomona Grange meeting held at Alfred Grange Hall. 54 members attended a macaroni and cheese supper. Master Lawrence Grant presided and announced needlework and apron judging set for August.
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Alfred—Willis Lord
Waterboro
Maine
Grange
York Pomona
Alfred Grange Hall
Lawrence Grant
Roscoe Hussey
Alfred Grange
Benjamin Foster
Vern Hobbs
Old Orchard Grange
East Parsonsfield
Hungarian Refugees in the United States Exceed 35000
The report states that more than 35,000 Hungarian refugees are currently in the United States. It notes ongoing resettlement efforts and potential future arrivals as policymakers address the humanitarian situation. Public aid organizations are coordinating placement and support services for newcomers.
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United States
Parisians’ First Lady Shies Spotlight Yet Influential
Mrs. Yvonne de Gaulle, 63, blends into crowds in simple black clothes and little makeup. Her unmarked car and guards are unobtrusive. She quietly shapes President Charles de Gaulle's staff choices and daily comforts, keeping her focus on her husband’s life and France’s politics.
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Paris
Charles’ de Gaulle
Yvonne de Gaulle
France
Naturalness And Simplicity Keys To Hair Beauty
Debutante hairdresser Bryce Poindexter urges natural, simple styles for young ladies. He favors the page boy cut and side-parted, low fuss looks. He notes two easy steps to beautiful hair are brushing and shampoo, with emphasis on good taste learned from social graces.
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Poindexter
Yadkinville
N. C
Quiet First Lady Shapes Etiquette At The Elysée
Former insiders describe a 19th century upbringing guiding a wife who avoids public life yet governs through subtle influence. She knits, reads newspapers for gossip about her husband’s circle, and enforces strict moral standards on staff and ministers. She acts cautiously to avoid direct conflicts with her spouse.
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Elysee
Maine Broiler Festival Draws Huge Maine Crowd
On July 11 the 16th Maine Broiler Festival will fill Belfast with mouthwatering chicken and a crowd of 15 000 to 20 000. Maine Poultry groups sponsor a nation leading barbecue with 300 foot pits, serving from 10 30 am to 4 pm, rice plates at 1 25, displays, bands, and a crowning of the Maine Poultry Queen by Governor Reed.
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Belfast ‘E Park
Maine
Maine Poultry Associates
Maine Eermeent of Agriculture
Maine Poultry Improvement Association
Penobscot Bay
Paul Bunyan
Maritime
Maine Poultry Queen
John H. Reed
Daughters and a son born to local families in July
A series of birth notices from Saco Biddeford and Kennebunk Beach report Janet Marie Webraska born July 6 to Mr and Mrs Michael J Webraska at 8 Lafayette St Saco weighing seven pounds 82 ounces Lisa Marie Pelletier born July 7 to Mr and Mrs Roland W Pelletier at 60 Cutts St Biddeford weighing seven pounds one ounce Jenifer Elaine Fortier born July 7 to Mr and Mrs Andre Fortier at 5 Walnut St Biddeford weighing six pounds 7% ounces James Wood born July 8 to Mr and Mrs Clifton M Wood R F D 3 Biddeford weighing seven pounds 11% ounces and a son weighing six pounds 12 ounces born July 8 to Mr and Mrs Langill A Stanley at Narragansett Hotel Kennebunk Beach.
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Webber
Michael J. Webraska
Lafayette St
Saco
Janet Marie
Roland W. Pelletier
Cutts St
Biddeford
Lisa Marie
Andre Fortier
Walnut St
Jenifer Elaine
Clifton M. Wood
James
Langill A. Stanley
Narragansett Hotel
Kennebunk Beach
Lack Of Signs At New England Pavilion At World Fair
BOSTON AP The New England pavilion at the New York World's Fair drew few visitors due to a provincial phobia against signs. ALA travel official Philip C. Wallwork said the lack of entrance and state signs extends inside and outside the pavilion. He estimated a loss of 100000 visitors weekly and noted the Country Store and restaurant draw crowds while other signs are minimal. He urged advertising the pavilion or pulling it next year, calling the exhibit a great secret.
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Boston
New England
Philip C. Wallwork
Automobile Legal Association
Wallwork
ALA
Associated Press
Alaska
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Florida
Fortier Assigned to Fort Dix Training Camp
Raoul Gerald Fortier is assigned to F Company of the 4th Training Regiment for eight weeks of basic training at Fort Dix New Jersey. After two weeks leave he will enter a specialist school or be sent to another Army post for advanced training. Fortier is a St Louis High School graduate.
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F Co
Fort Dix
Raoul Gerald Fortier
Robert Fortier
Shevenelle Ct
Biddeford
Fortier
St. Louis High School
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