Khrushchev Turns 72 at Moscow Country Home
Former Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev, 72, marked his birthday Sunday with family at a country home near Moscow. No Soviet press note on the occasion was released.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1966
Page
7
Former Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev, 72, marked his birthday Sunday with family at a country home near Moscow. No Soviet press note on the occasion was released.
Pfc. Clark Richie 22 of Jay Oklahoma and three fellow GIs guard a bunker near Cu Chi in the 25th Division. The unit, awaiting a major operation with Viet Cong forces, reflects on danger, past wounds, and the toll of daily patrols as night surveillance begins.
Walter Gehlbach at Lawrence High School was chosen president-elect of the Kansas Vocational Association during the spring meeting in Emporia. Miss Mary Gauthier concludes her term as president, with E J Logsdon and Tom Lawrence among attendees. Dr Frank Jacobs urged practical education for the majority at luncheon.
In Greek myth the Pleiades began as seven sisters whose lives culminated in their transformation into a starry cluster. Their legend links celestial wonder to family bonds and divine intervention.
Francis Cardinal Spellman said on a Sunday communion breakfast that he felt worn out but would keep going as long as he can. The archbishop spoke at the launch of the 47th annual Catholic charities drive aiming to raise 3.7 million dollars for needy people in New York.
A natural observation notes large flocks of geese and swans flying together in orderly lines or V shaped wedges, suggesting coordinated group movement during migration or travel. The behavior highlights social cohesion and aerodynamic efficiency among waterfowl species.
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