Soviet envoy in Laos seeks neutral stance amid welcome
Soviet ambassador Abramov arrives in Laos and is greeted by paratroopers, monks, and flower-giving locals. He declines to discuss U S aid or Laotian government support until credentials are presented, while being nudged by Kong Le to notice airborne troops.
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Viertiane
Laos
Bans
Southeast
Abramov
Soviet Union
Jaos
Kony le
Kong le
World TV for Olympics in Tokyo Promoted by RCA Leader
RCA chairman David Sarnoff predicted in Tokyo that the 1964 Olympics could be televised worldwide. He said advances in communications would allow color broadcast to home TV sets, while visiting as a guest of Japan’s Federation of Economic Organizations.
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Tokyo
Umi
David Sarnoff
Radio Corporation of America
RCA
Sarnoff
Communications
I Lites
Federation of Economic Organizations
Japan
National Association of Manufacturers
Three Men Indicted in Lewd Book Case
A Hawaii grand jury indicted Sanford E Fresio Wallace de Ortega Mathew Meehan for using the mails to send obscene lewd lascivious and filthy books. The names of three men from California and Hawaii appear in the charge.
Cuba Exiles Raid Cuban Consulate in Miami
A mob of Cuban exiles stormed the Cuban consulate in Miami injuring Consul General Abelardo Leon Blanco and causing damage to desks machines and walls. The attackers forced open a safe and removed blank passport forms while another group protested Castro executions. Police detained two suspects.
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Miami
Fidel Casio
Abelardo Leon Blanco
Leon Blanco
Loos
Cuba
Tle
Democratic “Revolutionary Front
Department stores gain in sales nationwide report
The Federal Reserve Board said department-store sales last week were 2 percent higher than the comparable week in 1959. Sales were up in seven of the twelve Federal Reserve districts and down in others, reflecting mixed retail momentum across regions.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Kennedy Backing Reported by Dayton Press
A Dayton newspaper notes growing support for John F. Kennedy within the Democratic Party. The report highlights Kennedy's perceived strength among voters and party members ahead of upcoming elections.
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Kennedy Dayton
Otto
The
Papes
Dayton
Daly News
John F. Kennedy
Mattress and Bed Set Promotions in Old Style Ad
An old advertisement lists long bed mattresses with extra width and length options. It promotes normal or extra firm tufted or quilted covers, 5 spring builds, and a set including mattress and two box springs at a price around 29.90. It mentions large king size and queen style options with various names.
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Ducensive Beatty
Simmons
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Wazan Meteorological Observatory
Kyoto University
Wiesbaden
Germany
Otto Flehinghaus
North Rhine- Westphalia
Okinawa
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Magnavox
Stereophonic
High Fidelity-Tv “Entertainment Center
Magnapower
Huwnpheds
Pine Avenue
Polly Petite
Atlantic
Maite Stills
Beautyrest
Long Boy
Stevens
Ile
Au Garfield
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