Squirrels and politics mix in quirky global notices
A jumble of brief items from Crossville to Exeter and Rome notes oddities. A Tennessee voter plan for October 3 is outlined, a Berkeley church remains open to all, an Exeter squirrel escapes into a shop, and Rome's Tempo publishes a cartoon about American readers staring at the Statue of Liberty.
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England
Lucky Squirra
JL Tempo
Kbrual Schev
Statu of Liberty
Provoca
San Francisco Newspaper Strike Averted
San Francisco reporters and guild members reached a three hour peace agreement after a walkout over a expired contract. The new deal lowers the work week to 37 1/2 hours starting September and adjusts rates for advertising and pay scales.
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Kennedy Drives Debate on Presidential Primaries
Senator Kennedy suggests primaries could broaden participation though he cautions they may not exist in every state. He says candidates should resist meeting in private to judge voters choices and notes he has not decided on his own candidacy by year’s end. The Los Angeles convention looms as a potential backdrop.
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UPI
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Los Angeles
Kennedy
Randiaff
Gregon
Wisconsin
Pshire
U N Eagerly Awaits Khrushchev Speech at UN
United Nations in New York prepares for Khrushchev arrival to address a 13 day American visit and a wide agenda including China representation for India Algeria independence and disarmament. The assembly will elect Victor Andres Belaunde as president after opening session and Dag Hammarskjold will receive an honorary dinner.
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U.N. General Assembly
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United States
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France
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India
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Algeria
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Charles de Crate
Tight Guard For Nikita Khrushchev Security Sweep in Washington
Federal agents trained military teams and metropolitan police erected the tightest security in the capital to protect Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arriving Tuesday. From rooftops to sewers, elaborate traffic restrictions were ordered as about 2,000 police and 500 National Guardsmen prepared along the parade route aided by Soviet bodyguards and State Department security staff.
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Washington
UPI
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Kholshchevy
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Ntetuppolitari Palios
Khrushchev
State Department
Nikita to Stay in Blair House
Washington reports the Soviet flag will fly over Blair House during Nikita Khrushchev and his family stay this week as the President's guests marking a historic visit to the United States.
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Blair House
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Names and manners in Khrushchev’s visit explained
The article explains how Russians form names with imya and otchestvo and how Khrushchev and his wife Nina Khrushcheva are addressed. It notes diminutives among friends and how Western leaders have been treated in diplomacy, with examples from Blair House and various rulers.
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Nina Petrovna Khrushcheva
Krushchchev
Nina
Sotyay
Week Set Up for Letter Writing Week
Hayward postmaster A J Foster confirms local participation in National Letter Writing Week 22nd annual event. Post offices and postal vehicles will carry placards to promote the observance.
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Hayward
A.J. Fos
Foster
State Restores Whitman Home Shrine Opens to Public
New York reports the Whitman birthplace on Long Island has been restored to its 19th century appearance and opened as a state shrine with no admission charge. Poet Walt Whitman is the namesake of the restored site now operated as a public shrine.
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New York
Walt Whitman
Long Island
Lat's Dance Club Seeks New Hayward Members
Lat's Dance Club in Hayward invites new members for a social ballroom program. Fall focuses on Swing and Cha-Cha ahead of holidays. Membership is limited. call times are weekdays 7 to 8 p.m. and Saturdays 2 to 4 p.m. The club meets across from the Hayward Plunge at 24201 Mission Bird.
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Hayward
Soviet Missile Accuracy Proves Capable Say U S Officials
U S experts said Soviet ICBMs could be fired with deadly accuracy within a few miles of targets, citing a moon-rocket test as proof. Nixon urged calm while NASA and Congress praised the Soviet milestone amid Cold War tensions and debates on education and defense.
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Washington
Russia
U.S
Nikita Klyushchev
Eisenhower
Kheushchay
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Richard al Nixon
Flo
United States
Soviet Union
New, York
Sumlay
Gibson Adrian Sanctioned Biographical Note From 1928
A fragmentary sketch mentions Gibert Adrian and Miss Gaynor as winners linked to the first Academy Award in 1928. It notes their marriage in 1939 and a son, and references Adrian’s costume design for Ste Grand. The text hints at illness in later life and a trip to France, but many words are garbled.
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Gaynor
Ste the Grand
France
Adrian
Water Skiing Top Insurance Peril In Teen Boating
New York report notes half of the nation’s 5 096 000 boats are run by teenagers many too young for driver’s licenses. Water skiing and rowing boats appear highlighted as high risk for underage operators amid rising insurance concerns.
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New York
Unclear wartime broadcast urges patrols amid typhoon fears
Reports cite a spokesman appealing Marines and other forces to return to duties as a typhoon approaches. Nal Stine being held on standby for Thailand, with Thai movements and Shangri aircraft carrier activity noted. Tokyo reports hint at possible Indochina patrol orders, but details remain unconfirmed.
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Sang
Shangri
Tokyo
Indochina
Panic erupts in New York crowd at station
Unclear OCR text reports a gunfire incident at a Pennsylvania station Sunday night. A policeman exchanged shots with a suspect. Several bystanders were affected. a sailor and a woman reported injuries. Details are fragmented and names uncertain.
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