Khrushchev Publicly Appears After Voting in Moscow
AP analysis details Nikita Khrushchev's rare public appearance at a Moscow polling place with his wife and a bodyguard. The piece weighs his 72 years, pension status, and his complex legacy, arguing his reforms shifted Soviet life and tempered the Cold War, despite mixed successes and criticisms.
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Associated Press
Washington
Moscow
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Stalin
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Cooling industry keeps faith as demand rises despite spending curb
Air conditioning and refrigeration face mixed signals from President Johnson's spending plea. Industry leaders say AC is now essential and demand remains strong in hospitals, schools, and factories, with central units and exports driving growth despite a late spring lull and consumer buying shifts.
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AP Business News
New York
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William H. Roberts
York
Borg-Warner
A. J. Hackl
Worthington Air Conditioning Co
Trane Co
Auto air conditioners seen rising in 1960s sales surge
The printing and textile industries note automative air conditioner sales near 2.5 million in 1965, projected to 4.5 million by 1970. Pollution concerns are expected to boost demand. Honeywell reports rising sales for electronic air cleaners, citywide projections show industry sales at 6 million in 1961, 20 million in 1965, with a 70 million target by 1970 as one in ten new homes may be equipped.
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Honeywell
Bresser Launches Bid for Maryland Comptroller
Charles S. Bresser a Montgomery County legislator launches his campaign for Maryland comptroller on a ticket with Republican Spiro T Agnew charging the state takes more taxes while delivering fewer services. He notes government should be judged by services rather than profit and loss and cites his Town Square Town Center renewal project in Washington. He has four years in the Maryland House of Delegates and is 30 years old.
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Soviet Union
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Washington
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House of Delegates
Faithful Collie Saves Master in Fire Tragedy
In Jacksonville Florida a 14 year old collie named Lady woke master Lewis Jordan by scratching at the door before dawn. He discovered his car and garage burning and moved the car into the street as firemen arrived. Lady died during the blaze from a likely heart attack while firefighters fought the flames.
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