Ordinary People in Background in Moscow Visit
Moscow reporter Anthony C. Collings describes a first impression of the city. A taxi breaks down near a soaring space monument while a welder works on a high scaffold and the SLAVA KPSS sign rises above. The Kremlin looms with empty cathedrals and Lenin’s tomb nearby as life resumes around it.
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Anthony C. Collings
Moscow
Communist Party of the
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Lenin
Eccentric Muscovite Shines Through Shadows of Red Square
A vivid scene in Moscow contrasts Red Square and the Kremlin with daily life under Communist rule. Tourists, shoppers, and families mingle with censorship, posters, and propaganda while ordinary moments reveal an eccentric, independent spirit beneath official dominance.
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Red Square
Kremlin
Humphrey Expects RFK to Help Dems in 1968 Election
Vice President Humphrey says Senator Robert F. Kennedy could be a great help to the Democratic party in this year’s campaign. He expects President Johnson to be the 1968 nominee and to win, while Kennedy boosts party unity amid polls favoring RFK over Johnson. Nixon cites money and organization for Kennedy’s appeal and notes the party split over Vietnam.
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Humphrey
RFK
Demos
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Nixon
Associated Press
California
Oregon
Midwest
American Farmer
Man Drowns When Car Enters Lake
Northern Minnesota drownings claim three victims as a car plunges into Fish Lake and a man falls from a canoe on Cedar Island Lake. Sgt. Thomas McCoy, 48, at Duluth Air Base, dies from drowning after his camper truck went off a road into Fish Lake. Dale Johnson, 27, from Ely Lake, drowns after falling from his canoe on Cedar Island Lake. A third man, Castle Kimball, 40, reported missing on Lake Superior, is later identified among survivors.
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Duluth, Minn
Minnesota
St. Louis County
Thomas McCoy
Duluth Air Base
Fish Lake
Duluth
Cyril Smith
McCoy
Smith
Dale Johnson
Ely Lake
Eveleth
Cedar Island Lake
Biwabik
Johnson
Lake Superior
Castle Kimball
John S. Whiton
Whiton
Whitons
Coast Guard
Wisconsin Soldier Earns Seoul Jaycees Best Neighbor Award
Four U S Army soldiers stationed in South Korea, including M Sgt Val Turgeon of Kenosha Wisconsin, will receive the Seoul Jaycees second annual Best Neighbor award at the Chosun Hotel on Sept 13. Turgeon helped build a home for walls near his unit 30 miles north of Seoul, contributing more than 200 and performing trucking and brickwork for a shelter housing 120 children.
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Seoul
Korea
Argentine Strike Canceled By Order
Military strongman Juan Carlos Ongania issued a decree abolishing the right to strike in Argentina and set government arbitration for labor disputes. Metal workers halted their strike call but the General Federation of Labor plans to oppose. Fines up to 1000 dollars per employee and loss of employment and union rights for noncompliance accompany the decree. The measure follows Ongania's coup that toppled President Illia two months earlier.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Carlos Ongania
General Federation of Labor
Arturo Illia
Ongania
Army
Lucey Honored at Testimonial Dinner With Kennedy Speaker
Patrick Lucey leading Democratic governor candidate was honored for public service at a testimonial dinner where Robert Kennedy was principal speaker. Event coordinated by Citizens' for Lucey and chaired by Senator Carl Thompson and Patrick Lucey in Madison Wisconsin.
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Lucey Committee
Carl Thompson
Madison
Wisconsin
Patrick Lucey
Robert Kennedy
Tight money slows inflation but worsens loan squeeze
Sylvia Porter explains how higher interest rates curb price-wage inflation yet raise living costs. She notes mortgage and loan rate spirals raise expenses, while foreign investment steadies the dollar. Banks face a September strain but the Fed will maintain credit to avoid panic. The squeeze continues until fundamental inflation forces shift.
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Sylvia Porter
Federal Reserve
U.S
Viet Nam
Federal Reserve System
Lenaapie Rundas
Swastikas and fascist slogans found in Italian park
Chalk marks praising Hitler spotted on walls of Parma public parks. Police erased the symbols and started an investigation to identify those responsible.
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Parma
Italy
Classic MGB and Austin Healey Sprite Ad Highlights
Red with black interior MGB features wire wheels, fast power and steady steering. The copy touts low price for a true sports car and celebrates performance and all season fun with bucket seats and easy top operation.
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Children’s World
Lubyanka Prison
Gorky Street
Mayakovsky Square
Peace Avenue
Minsk
Max
LA Crosse Tribune
LA Crosse
Ient, Econom
Ical
Tige
Coulee
Losey Blvd
Dial
Village Shopping Center
F.D.I.C
Seoul Jaycees
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Vetec Fashion
Stork
State St
Ager
First Credit Corporation
First Credit
Pacific Finance Corporation
Coast To Coast
Transamerica Company
Cass St
Jene A. Bendel
Mgr
Austin Healey Sprite
Austin Healey 3000
Healey
MGB
LA Crescent
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