US views dividеd on leaders as US status rises
A USIA survey shows West Europeans favoring U S leadership with record gains in Britain and West Germany while France drifts toward non alignment amid De Gaulle Kennedy tensions. Pro Soviet sentiment rises due to Cuba restraint viewed as Soviet moderation.
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U.S
Polt
Cuba
Europe
USIA
America
Soviet Union
Britain
West Germany
France
Charles de Gaulle
Kennedy
United States
de Gaulle
Moscow
Red Giant Parley Aims to Heal Sino Soviet Rift
Tokyo reports say Red China agrees to meet a Soviet delegation to settle ideological differences and halt wars of words with Moscow. China insists on non compromise Marxist Leninist line and rejects Khrushchev’s peaceful coexistence. If meeting fails, Beijing offers to send a delegation to Moscow. Mao makes no offer to visit Moscow.
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Red China
Peking
Moscow
Kremlin
Albania
Khrushchev
Chinese Communist Party
Mao Tze-tung
Cambodia
Soviet Communist Party
Mao
Communist Party of China
French Market Veto Complication Eyed
Christian A. Herter, U.S. trade negotiator, says the French veto of Britain’s entry into the Common Market complicates the Trade Expansion Act efforts. Geneva talks may determine if he can press tariff cuts while U.S. groups press for higher tariffs. He notes uncertainties in France’s stance and the impact on 1960s trade expansion.
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Christian A. Herter
U.S
Washington
Britain
Herter
Geneva
United States
Massachusetts
Europe
Chuckle Man Turns Dusty After Woman Stills Him
A whimsical line from a humor page portrays Chuckle Man as reduced to dust while a woman quietly settles him, signaling a playful domestic punchline.
Former Biddeford Resident Held On Federal Charge Misery Flood
Mud and misery greeted flood victims as five southern states faced widespread damage. President Kennedy declared disaster areas in Kentucky and West Virginia. Fifteen died, five missing. rescues used amphibious vehicles and flood walls held back rivers near Prestonsburg. In Tennessee and Virginia, waters receded while aid flowed to about 1,000 shelters.
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Kennedy
Tennessee
Ken
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Paintsville
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Greyhound
Chattanooga
Tenn
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Tennessee Valley Authority
Guyandotte
Tug
U.S. Army
Virginia
Red Cross
Pastime Lanes to Undergo Major Overhaul and Parking Lot
Wrecking crews have torn down two buildings on Emery street and work is underway on a third to create a parking lot for Pastime Bowling lanes on Main street. Owner Sofakli A Anton plans to resurface the lanes install new flooring knock out a wall for spectator space install a new ceiling and refinish walls after the league season. Lane manager Billy Manning says benches and approaches will be updated and the facility brought up to date. The Rochambeau club on the building’s second floor will move to South street and plans are discussed to lay lanes on that floor in the future. The parking lot is needed due to limited space for customers cars.
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Emery Street
Main Street
Billy Manning
Sofakli A. Anton
Manning
Anton
Scarborough
Rochambeau Club
South Street
Shepherd Dog Carries Live Skunk in Kennebunk Dawn
Robert Stinson and Ed Mund L Cashen of Kennebunk report a large shepherd dog carrying a live skunk by the tail along Summer street this morning. Both witnesses say the animal was alive and they did not pursue the matter. The dog’s owner is not identified.
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Edmund L. Cashen
Kennebunk
Summer Street
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York County
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State Federation of Women's Clubs
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