Moscow Mystery To McKenzies Returns Home
The James McKenzie family of Portsmouth Ohio recounts their two week goodwill trip to the Soviet Union with Moscow impressions. They describe May Day crowds, friendly yet unfamiliar Russians, and differences between travel brochures and real Moscow. They visited Copenhagen Paris and London before returning to Columbus and Portsmouth.
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McKenzies
Soviet Union
Columbus
Viktor Pozdneyev
Chamber of Commerce
Peace On Earth
Pozdneyevs
McKenzie
Moscow
Russia
Copenhagen
Paris
London
New York
Kennedy International Airport
Portsmouth
Wallace Helped Us Rights Backer Says
Cincinnati AP Gov George Wallace of Alabama campaigned against the civil rights bill in northern primaries. George Weaver assistant secretary of labor for international affairs said Wallace showed bigotry exists nationwide and spurred action. The AME church event followed Cincinnati Presbytery’s vote urging support for passage without weakening amendments. Weaver urged that human rights are universal beyond the United States.
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Cincinnati
George Wallace
Alabama
United States
George Weaver
Labor For International Affairs
Can’ Methodist Episcopal Church
Presbytery of
Presbytery
AME
Weaver
America
Union Is Robbed By Casual Thieves
In Cleveland two casual robbers robbed Ironworkers Local 4 17 office taking $1600. Fred Vetrone unlocked the safe after lunch when two stocking masked men emerged from behind a cabinet and ordered the wash box from the safe before fleeing with the money.
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Cleveland
Union Hall
Fred Vetrone
Vetrone
Roswell man claims 112 born on Christmas Day in 1851
Jesus Coronado of Corpus Christi, Texas, asserts a birth date of December 25, 1851, and says he is 112. He has 22 children, with 17 still living, ages include 10 year old Bobby Coronado. His wife Eudelia married in 1930 when she was 15. призн.
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Roswell, N.M
Roswell Hospital
Bobby Cronado
Jesus Coronado
Corpus Christi
Tex
Coronado
Eudelia
Valuable Gun Stolen in Cincinnati Heist
Wayne Nichols of Blanchester reported a burglary in Cincinnati in which a .36 caliber Patterson Colt revolver valued at 2500 dollars was taken from his car. He had brought the firearm to a local gunsmith for repairs.
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Cincinnati
Wayne Nichols
Nichols
Blanchester
False Teeth That Loosen Need Not Embarrass
Many wearers suffer embarrassment when plates slip or wobble. Use FASTEETH powder to secure plates and reduce odor. Alkaline non acidic formula helps teeth feel more comfortable without souring. Available at drug counters everywhere.
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By John Arimond
Ohio
James McKenzie
Philip
Ohio River City
Europe
Carole McKenzie
Mussia
Lenin
Bill
Lesve
Wallace
Roddy Kilowatt
Cincinnar Gas & Electric
Citotang
Hood
Es Joe
Miami Valley
Wwe
THE
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
Florida
del Monte
Wee Ee Ee
Jallon Carton
Southern Delight Biscuits
Central Avenue
Britannica
Bie
Winne
Luner
Lohnhon
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