Americans Feted By Russians In Glen Cove Luncheon
Glen Cove officials hosted Soviet U N Ambassador Valerian Zorin and ten Russians behind a padlocked gate for a cordial lunch. Mayor Kenney cited budget limits for not reciprocating a return visit. Officials discussed legal systems welfare programs and other political topics.
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Soviet Union
Long Island
U.N
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John J. Drury
U.S
Patrick J. Kenney
Drury
Zorin
New York
Fairbanks Citizens In Deep Freeze
Fairbanks Alaska residents endured two weeks of record cold with temperatures dropping to minus 62. The cold began December 16 from Siberian high pressure and broke December records over nine days. City operations ran semi emergency as Skel eton crews kept offices open and crime fell as residents stayed indoors.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Siberia
Clifford Nordby
Eisenhower Nixon Rockefller Goldwater to headline GOP fund show
The Republican Party plans a coast to coast four star fundraising effort with former President Eisenhower and others as headliners at $100 a plate dinners. Televised events will extend reach while GOP leaders seek to close a deficit after the 1960 campaign.
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Los Angeles
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New York City
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John M. Bailey
Matthew H. McCloskey
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House Campaign Committee
Senate Committee
National Committee
California
Home remarks on UN spark British political furor
Lord Home, Britain's foreign secretary, sparked a national storm by suggesting the United Nations may have had its day. Labour leader Harold Wilson condemned the speech as grave and the press labeled Home irresponsible, with left papers calling for his firing.
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London
Lord Home
Britain
United Nations
Harold Wilson
Berwick on-Tweed
Wilson
U.N
Daily Herald
Daily Mirror
Civil War Exhibit At Library Of Congress Draws Crowds
The Library of Congress opens The American Civil War centennial exhibit, highlighting letters, diaries, maps, songs and photos. Lincoln and Lee documents, Uncle Tom’s Cabin, and Grant’s Spotsylvania letter are among items on display guiding visitors through the war from 1861 to 1865.
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Arthur G. Burton
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New York
Currier & Ives
Grant
Spotsylvania Court Henge
Monitor
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