Kosygin's Daughter Charms New York During U S Visit
Mrs. Ludmila Gvishiani, 38, daughter of Premier Kosygin, travels with him as hostess in New York. She speaks English well and has impressed officials, including the Anglican bishop of Coventry Cathedral. Born in 1926 in Novosibirsk, she grew up in Leningrad and later married Dzermen Gvishiani, with whom she has a son Alexei.
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Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
New York
Coventry
England
United States
Ludmila Alexeyevna Gvishiani
Kosygin
Ruides
Leningrad
Joseph V. Stalin
Georgia
Stalin
Ludmila
Dzermen M. Gvishiani
Alexei
Britain
Stokes Announces Run for Cleveland Mayor in 1969
State Rep. Carl B. Stokes declared he will seek the Cleveland mayor’s office again, circulating petitions for a Democratic primary and an independent run. Mayor Ralph Locher, a Democrat, plans to seek re election, while Stokes emphasized merit over family ties and noted his strong candidacy.
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Cleveland
Carl B. Stokes
Ralph Locher
Legislators Slow on Rhodes Tax Hike Plan in Ohio
Ohio lawmakers wary of Gov Rhodes multi million tax hike for education and local governments expect a slow fight. House Speaker Kurfess says unlikely general package by July 1 as fears of political backlash and past tax boosts color resistance. Supercommittee Study backs about 230 million in state revenues for education split between public schools and higher education.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
House
Charles F. Kurfess
Wood
Senate
Richard L. Krabach
Rhodes
DiSalle
Gas Gear Found In Sinai-Israel
Israeli sources say Egypt considered using iron gas in Sinai fighting but rejected the idea due to fear of retaliation on Cairo. Capt. Mordecai Lavon, the first Israeli POW, was released. Red Cross talks continue on exchange. SAM rockets and gas decontamination gear were found with retreating Egyptian units near the Suez Canal.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Sinai
Cairo
Egypt
Mordecai Lavon
Mediterranean
Suez Canal
International Red Cross
Yemen
Red Cross
Republican
Bir Gifgafa
James Joyce Death Mask Presented at Dublin Symposium
A bronze cast from a James Joyce death mask by sculptor Werner Schormann was shown at the first James Joyce Symposium. The presentation to Joyce's son Giorgio, a bassist, occurred before about 150 scholars from 12 countries, with Dr. Padraic Colum of the Irish Academy of Letters presiding.
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Dublin
Werner Schormann
James Joyce
Joyce
Giorgio
Padraic Colum
Irish Academy of Letters
Buckeye Girls State Opens At Capital University Columbus
More than 1200 girls from across Ohio began an eight day session on the Capital University campus to participate in the first annual Ohio American Legion Auxiliary Buckeye Girls State. The program aims to teach citizenship duties and responsibilities in a government in action setting. The nearby Legend Boys State at Ohio University in Athens has just concluded.
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Columbus
Ohio
Capital University
Ohio American Legion Auxiliary
Buckeye
University
Athens
Champion Pin Oak Named National Tree Near Carrollton
The American Forestry Association designated a pin oak on Herman Kinder’s farm, five miles northwest of Carrollton, as national champion. The tree measures 19 feet 1 inch in circumference, stands 111 feet tall, and has an 85 foot crown spread.
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Carrollton, Mo
American Forestry Association
Herman Kinder
Carrollton
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