Russian Candidates Elected Unopposed at Moscow Polls
In Moscow two former Soviet leaders Nikita Khrushchev and Vyacheslav Molotov voted for party approved candidates as the unopposed slate won a ceremonial election. Khrushchev, 72, appeared healthy and said he reads and walks in retirement, denying memoir plans. Molotov, 76, smiled leaving with his wife, noting he spends time working and writing.
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Alexei N. Kosygin
Stalin
Molotov
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Busy Week in Congress Weighs Bills Across Agencies
Congress faces a packed agenda with measures to raise TVA bond limits and expand the Foreign Service Building Act. Senate and House consider debt limit hikes, funding for Agriculture Labor and Health, animal cruelty provisions, and a one dollar per bale cotton tax to fund research. National Model Railroad Association notes 14,000 hobbyists.
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Caledonia High Students Earn A Honor Roll
In Caledonia Minnesota thirteen high school students made the A honor roll for the fourth quarter. Names include Leland Anderson Mary Groeschner Mary Heiller Roxie Rolfing Cinda Burmeister Roberta Klug Joyce Kruse Keith Myhre Janet Albeen Cheryl Jostad Sandra Myhre Barbara Rolfing Nancy Stoltz and others.
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Mary Groeschner
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Joyce Kruse
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Janet Albeen
Cheryl Jostad
Sandra Myhre
Barbara Rolfing
Nancy Stoltz
Heartbreaking aspirin death prompts safety plea
Ann Landers shares letters about a four year old who died after ingesting about 200 aspirin tablets. The note warns of poison risks from medicines and household items and urges parents to lock up dangerous substances. The column also addresses haircuts, heat waves in India, and readers’ personal issues.
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India
West Bengal
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Wrights Honored At Ceremonies
In Richland Center the centennial of the First Baptist Church, founded by Rev William Wright in 1866, was celebrated as his son Frank Lloyd Wright was born there in 1869. Nearby Spring Green hosted related events and unveiled a new postage stamp honoring Wright who died in 1959.
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Frank Lloyd Wright
First Baptist Church of
William Wright
Spring Green
Wright
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