Khrushchev greeted in Alexandria on African debut
Soviet Premier Khrushchev arrived in Alexandria amid cheers as Egypt’s Nasser welcomed him to the United Arab Republic for an 11 day state visit. The Armenia docked at 9 am with a 21 gun salute as Khrushchev, wife Nina and children were greeted by security and Egyptian officials. The leaders toured the city in an open limousine, exchanged remarks on Africa’s liberation, and laid plans around the Aswan High Dam ceremony marking the first stage of completion.
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Armenia
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Rada Adzhubei
Soviet Union
Africa
Peking
Aswan High Dam
Graham urges husbands to show love to wives in Balboa Stadium
Evangelist Billy Graham tells about 23,000 in San Diego Balboa Stadium to be a lover and give life to Christ to rekindle love at a talk on divorce and broken homes. He calls marital strife the nation’s No 1 social problem and urges husbands to demonstrate love.
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Calif
Billy Graham
Christ
Old Fashioned Nudist Wedding Set in Delray Beach
A 16-year-old bride Sissy Dawson and 23-year-old groom Charles Morrow plan an old fashioned wedding at Sunny Acres Nudist camp in Delray Beach Florida with 200 guests two flower girls three bridesmaids and an 86-year-old best man. The ceremony will be nude and guests must attend in couples. The couple will depart for a honeymoon after the reception under the palms.
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Delray Beach
Fla
Miami
Paul Kwitney
Charles Morrow
Charles
Sissy
Sunny Acres
Dawson
Hoover’s Name Becomes Byword for Crime Fighting
Washington AP reports forty years after being named acting director of the Bureau of Investigation by Harlan Fiske Stone, J Edgar Hoover leads the FBI with a reputation for relentless, incorruptible crimefighting. At 69 he nears 70, and President Johnson may waive the retirement rule allowing him to stay. Senate leaders praise Hoover’s service and memory of his early bid for fingerprint identification funds. continued tenure remains uncertain.
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Justice Department
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John Eggar Hoover
Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Johnson
FBI
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D.ariz
Senate
Arizona
Ngo Dinh Can Executed By Vietnamese Firing Squad
Ngo Dinh Can, 53, younger brother of the late President Ngo Dinh Diem, was executed by firing squad in Saigon. He died blindfolded, strapped to a pole on a prison field after conviction for murder and other crimes in Central Viet Nam. The event followed Diem and another brother's deaths last November and comes as Hue witnessed another execution of Phan Quang Dong.
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Ngo Dinh Diem
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Dan
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South Viet Nam
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Ngo Dinh Nhu
Phan Quang Dong
Hue
Ngo Dinh Luyen
Pierre Martin Ngo Dinh Thuc
Demara Accused of Auto Theft
Ferdi nand Waldo Demara known as The Great Imposter was held by the sheriff's fugitive detail awaiting transfer to Madera County to face charges of stealing a station wagon. He claimed he had authority to use the car and said it broke down near Buellton before he abandoned it and hitchhiked to Los Angeles.
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Ferdinand Waldo Demara
Madera County
Demara
California
Buellton
Airliner Crash Kills 44 In California Flight Disaster
FBI notes a heavily injured passenger fired on at least one pilot before the airliner plunged, all 44 aboard perished. Tornadoes rip through Michigan in a deadly sequence, 11 dead and 500 wounded, while President Johnson promotes civil rights and poverty relief in the South. Exile sources warn anti Castro Cuban attacks on Cuban soil may come soon. Truman begins an 80 year career as a history professor. Dean Rusk calls for stronger Atlantic Alliance.
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California
Michigan
Johnson
New York
Washington
Harry S. Truman
Potato Prices Reach $5 Barrel In Aroostook County
In Fort Fairfield and towns like Presque Isle and Easton potato price rose to $5 per barrel for the first time since last year. Sellers noted no barrels offered at $4.50 and dealers reported a rebound from last fall when barrel price was $1.50.
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Aroostook
Presque Isle
Easton
Spud
Kennebunk Youth Killed In York Beach Motorcycle Crash
Kennebunk youth Robert Jeer Xe Gibson, 19, son of Mr and Mrs George Gibson Sr of Fletcher Street Kennebunk, was killed early today when his motorcycle lost control on Route 1 A in York Beach and struck a tree. Passenger Jeffrey Stevens, 19, also of Kennebunk, escaped with minor injuries. Survived by his parents two sisters Mrs Malcolm Philbrook Jr Auburn and Mrs William Clough Biddeford and brother George Gibson Jr Kennebunkport. Funeral arrangements are with Angell Funeral Home Kennebunk and incomplete.
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Gibson
Alse
Malcolm Philbrook Jr
Auburn
William Clough
Biddeford
George Gibson Jr
Angell Funeral Home
Dane St
Musical program to benefit building fund concert in Maine
York County residents will attend a May 23 concert at Linnell Gym featuring Antonia Calapas, presented by the Thornton Academy Alumni Association to raise money for a Science Building Fund. Calapas, a noted soprano, has appeared with major ensembles and earned degrees from the Boston Conservatory. She directs music at Walnut Hill School and teaches at Wheaton College, with strong family roots in Saco.
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Antonia Calapas
Linnell
New Science Building Fund
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Boris Goldovsky
President Kennedy
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Charles Munch
The
Christian Science Monitor
Roland Nadeau
Boston Traveler
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New England
Metropolitan Opera
Wheaton College
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Boston Conservatory of Music
Miss Dalapas
Marie Sandelius
Madge Fairfax
Polyna Stoska
Fred Waring
Walnut Hill School
Natick
Mass
Norton
Saco
Peter Z
Plane Shooting Mystery Ties Concord Crash to Gun
FBI confirms a pistol shot killed pilot Ernest A. Clark aboard the Pacific Air Lines flight from Reno to San Francisco. The craft crashed near Concord after a gunman, possibly a passenger with a life insurance policy over 50 000 dollars, fired as the plane was at 5000 feet. Investigators scour the wreckage while casino officials deny large losses by patrons the night before.
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FBI
Reno
San Francisco
Washington
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Pacific Air Lines
Indi
Clark
Raymond E. Andress Jr
Marjorie FE. Schaffer
Mal Whalin
We undersold everyone va cant store window sign
A va cant store window displays the irony We undersold everyone quoted as a Chuckle Sign. The sign recalls a playful bargain slogan from a bygone era. Local readers will recognize the humor in a shop boasting unusually low prices.
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