Mikoyan Stays In Good Stead An AP News Analysis
An AP News Analysis on Anastas I. Mikoyan’s survival in Soviet politics. It details his origin near Tiflis Armenian roots, street fighting nerves, and rise with Stalin, later backing Khrushchev. It notes his role as Presidium member and deputy premier, his adept political moves, and hints at ongoing influence after Khrushchev’s ouster.
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Anastas I. Mikoyan
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Mikoyan
Stalin
Vatican Papal Draft Tackles Birth Control War and Race
At the Vatican Council 2,500 council fathers hear a sweeping schema on the modern world addressing birth control disarmament racial discrimination economic strife and issues of war and peace. The draft drew quick support from seven cardinals while one Italian cardinal urged a full rewrite. The document aims to marry church teaching with contemporary social problems amid cautious expectations.
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Vatican Ecumenical Council
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Sicily
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Moonlight to Runways Through the Decade
A whimsical note reflects on the moon as muse a decade ago and as a future airport in a playful outlook. The line from Gen. tea. Corp. frames time as shift from romance to utilitarian transit.
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End Comes After Recurrence Of Illness Hoover Dies At 90
Herbert Hoover 31st U S president dies at 90 after a recurrence of a massive gastrointestinal hemorrhage. He died at 11:35 a m at the Waldorf Towers with his two sons at his bedside. He will lie in state at St Bartholomew s Church and later under the Capitol rotunda before being flown to West Branch Iowa for final services. Hoover s long life spanned engineering politics and humanitarian work, marked by resilience and plainspoken optimism about freedom as the nation s key to abundance.
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Two Jurors Seated On MacDonald Murder Trial Panel
On day two of the MacDonald murder trial, only two jurors Ralph Duniels of Acton and Edward J. Ryan of Saco were seated from 15 interviewed as the panel prepares to reach 12 jurors and two alternates. The court, attorneys, and sheriff’s guards monitor extensive voir dire with dozens more prospective jurors scheduled through Thursday.
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Edwin L. Sargent
George A. Nason
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Leon Pillsbury
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Leon Fontaine
Adolphe Gagnon
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Johnson Mapping Campaign in Final Stretch Across States
President Johnson plans a homestretch campaign tour aimed at boosting votes by targeting areas where GOP support is strongest. After a foreign policy advisory meeting, he may head to Ohio and Baltimore with stops possibly in Maryland New Jersey Pennsylvania Tennessee and Arkansas.
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Ike Says He Feels No Confidence In Khrushchev Removal
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower comments on Khrushchev's removal in a Gettysburg interview with AP. He states he does not feel too good about the change, noting Russians may move closer to the United States or to Red China. He predicts Chinese Reds will take years to threaten major power status and warns of possible tensions if Peking develops a sizable nuclear capability. He also says the timing of Khrushchev’s removal could be coincidental with an atomic test and stresses he cannot confirm any direct connection.
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Reed Seeks Maine Flags at Half Staff for Hoover Mourning
Augusta Maine Governor Reed requests all Maine flags to fly at half staff during the mourning period for ex president Herbert Hoover. The notice underscores national tribute and state solidarity following Hoover death.
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United States weighs options as Soviet upheaval looms
Washington officials monitor possible further upheaval in the Soviet leadership after Khrushchev’s ouster. President Johnson convenes a foreign policy advisory group for reports on world developments and potential U.S. actions. Brezhnev and Kosygin are seen as top leaders with power tied to the Communist Party Presidium amid a shifting Kremlin balance.
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Goldwater Back On Hastings
Senator Barry Goldwater campaigns on three fronts amid calls for an FBI inquiry into Walter Jenkins matter. He records a foreign policy television speech, plans a Pikesville Md address, and postpones Baltimore and Salisbury stops while preparing the show.
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