American Trade Center Opens as Britain Weighs Techno Emancipation
London hosts the first American Trade Center showcasing household gadgets from electric dishwashers to fold-away furniture aimed at boosting U S exports. Officials tout the homemaker as a technician, sparking debates about cultural shifts and the appeal of new domestic aids.
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Tough Policy Will Save Berlin
New York based report argues Kennedy's willingness to use force will deter Soviet pressure on West Berlin amid Khrushchev’s maneuvers ahead of the Soviet Communist Party Congress. It notes purges in Central Asia, neutralist bloc formation, and strains with Mao. ends with a Vermont note on the Lord's Prayer Rock near Bristol.
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Nehru
India
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Rambler Wins Praise From Drivers In Enduring Test
Chestnut Hill resident Meigs reports 13 000 mile seven week tour across 25 states and Mexico with no fatigue. Niles California salesman Machon praises rides over almost impassable roads with no squeak. Ipswich Coast Guard officer Mortis calls Rambler a tiger on the road after long service and repairs totaling 25 35 for 100 000 miles.
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Chestnut Hill
Mass
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Mexico
Fredrick W. Machon
Niles
California
Latin America
Martin H. Stolley
Clinton
Iowa
Rambler
George F. Mortis
VU. S. Coast Guard
Ipswich
American Motors
30 dead 10 missing and 67 injured in floods toll
The casualty toll from last week's floods in Frederick stands at 30 dead, 10 missing, and 67 injured. Over 1,000 homes ruined, 3,417 people homeless, and damage estimated at $1.8 million. A Harmony Cornet Band concert is planned for Mullinix Park Wednesday at 8 pm under conductor Joseph R. Harp with a full program of marches and overtures. Also notes brief on Ghana president Nkrumah visiting Moscow and Brezhnev welcoming him as a friend of freedom loving Africa.
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Frederick
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Mullinix Park
Harmony Cornet Band, Inc
Joseph R. Harp
America
K. L. King
H.C. Miller
Chenette Waltz
Eily Beadell
Nell Tollerton
Freedom — Loving
Moscow
Kwame Nkrumah
Ghana
Leonid Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Wolfsohn Dies. Washington Attorney Former Interior Official
Joel David Wolfsohn aged 60, a Washington DC attorney and former assistant secretary of the interior under President Truman, died Sunday of a heart attack in Gary Indiana.
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Gary, Ind
Joel David Wolfsohn
Washington, DC
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