Poles Enjoy More Freedom One Year After Poznan Riots
In June 1966 Poles celebrate a year of conditions they call more freedom with fewer secret police abuses and broader education rights. But shortages persist and many live in crowded housing while many remain wary of the Communist Party and its promises.
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Poznan
Warsaw
Communist Party
Ee Sihalo Roos
Erly Held
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
France
West Germany
Britain
Sweden
Poland
Republicans Name Successor To Hayes In North Carolina
Winston Salem June 22 Republicans will name a successor to retired Federal Judge Johnson J Hayes of Wilkesboro. About 70 eligible voters from 28 Middle District counties plus 11 ex officio members will meet in Winston Salem to select among six endorsed attorneys for the 25 000 a year post. The candidates include Edwin M Stanley Hoke F Henderson Lewis P Hamlin Jr J E Holshouser and Horace S Haworth with endorsements announced by party chair Jennings.
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Winston-Salem
Johnson J. Hayes
Wilkesboro
Rayer
Taylorsville
Tar Heel
Middle District
Jennings
Hayes
Edwin M. Stanley
Greensboro
U.S
Miadie
Northae
Deace Mayer Hayes
Kiwanis Convention Opens in Atlantic City With Nixon and Elson
The Kiwanis International 42nd annual convention opens in Atlantic City with 15,900 delegates expected. Vice President Richard Nixon will speak and preside over a closing session with Gen. Carlos Romulo addressing the Monday sessions. Mrs. Marian McKnight models a new Miss America gown at a fashion show.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Kiwanis International
Richard Nixon
Eisenhower
Edward L. R. Elson
National Presbyterian Church
Washington
Carlos P. Romulo
United States
Nixon
Canada
Alaska
Hawaii
Marian McKnight
Manning
D.C
Man Rows River To Reach Work
Augusta Kentucky. Robert Workman travels 55 miles to his office each day. He rows across the Ohio River to reach a car pool pickup on the Ohio side, then rides to work. The round trip takes eight hours daily.
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Augusta
Robert Workman
Ohio
Workman
Balcony clue points to Sally Quigley case outcome
In the Sally Quigley death case, Jack Quigley and the balcony scene suggest foul play. The victim’s lipstick message reading Good-Bye and the four foot balcony window over the body prompt investigators to seek a possible murder rather than a suicide.
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Biiex
Mina Pele Ae
Jack Quigley
Sally
Alon
Quigley
Antelopes Race Cars Out West
In western Wyoming near Lander ranchers regularly see antelopes racing on roads, reaching 55 to 60 mph for short stretches and maintaining 35 to 40 mph over longer distances, a frequent local sight.
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Antelopes
Lander, Wyo
Wyoming
North Carolina Press Assn Elects Henry Dennis President
The North Carolina Press Association elected Henry Dennis of Henderson as president at its annual convention in Nags Head. The group reaffirmed opposition to government secrecy and adopted resolutions. Thomas Robinson urged a relentless war against secrecy in state and local governments and called for better newsroom standards. Dennis will lead Henderson Daily Dispatch. James M. Harper Jr. was named vice president. Beatrice Cobb and Clarence Griffin were reelected treasurer and historian respectively.
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NAGS
N.C
North Carolina Press Assn Today
Henry Dennis
Henderson
Con
Thomas Robinson
Lotte News
Ey Aetree
Per. ‘Saale
Legisla
Ture
Robinson
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L. C. Chiles Southern Portrait Studios
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