Washington Widows Face Choices After Husbands’ Death
Washington widows navigate staying in the capital or returning home after spouses’ high profile careers. Nancy Kefauver remains in Washington to pursue art and teach at her Kefauver-Farioletti Studio, while others like Mrs. John Foster Dulles maintain quiet, private lives in familiar homes.
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Kefauver
Adlai E. Stevenson
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Nancy
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Nancy Kefauver
John F. Kennedy
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U.S
Kefauver-Farioletti
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Lynda
New York City
David
University of Tennessee
Diane
Gail
John Foster Dulles
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Dulles
Allen Dulles
Georgetown
Clare Engel
California
Photo Captions From Maryland State Police Event
The caption lists attendees and organizers in a group photo. Front row includes Ralston LeGore and several women, while back row features Mrs. Hammell Jacoby Corbin Wison Hemp Swaney and others.
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Maryland State Police
Ralston LeGore
Lucile H. Wolford
Richard S. Bowlus
William F. Reynolds
Paul W. Strine
George P. Ayersman
Helen R. Mathers
Frederick P. Hammell
Laura R. Jacoby
W W. Corbin
Henry B. Wison
C. Elgin Hemp
Lois M Swaney
Garwood D. Harrison
Frederick
Nasser's Influence Fades in Africa and Middle East
Nasser's revolutionary sway in Africa and the Middle East appears to be waning as policy statements lose their reach. Analysts note Cairo conferences and nonaligned efforts failed to rally broad support, with only Ghana and Guinea offering clear backing while others remained distant.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Middle East
Africa
Egypt
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Cairo
Yemen
Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah
Guinea
Sekou Toure
Yugoslavia
Tito
Morocco
Britain
Germany
Syria
Iraq
Abdel Salam Aref
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