Czech Press Levels Attacks on Soviets
In Prague the return of Czechoslovak leaders from Moscow prompts the press to denounce Soviet coverage as lies. Rude Pravo cites a Communists organ condemning Literaturnaya Gazeta for insults toward Eduard Goldstuecker, president of the Writers Union, and others.
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Czech
Tad Szulc
New York Times
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Rude Pravo
Czechoslovak Communist Party
Czechoslovak Writers Union
Literaturnaya Gazeta
Eduard Goldstuecker
Union
Britain
Soviet Writers Union
Dr. Goldstuecker
Peace
Soviet Union
Czechoslovak Socialist Republic
Ludvik Svoboda
Alexander Dubcek
Dubeck
Oldrich Cernik
Gustav Husak
Queen of Festival Wears Morgantowner Designed Robes
Morgantown based designer Mrs Hasan Genesoy, a former Turkish fashion editor, created and fitted the coronation robes for Queen Silvia XXXII Kaaren Janssen. She began the project last June and completes ensembles after a single fitting, claiming precise lining-based adjustments ensure exact proportions.
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Morgantown
United States
Silvia XXXII
Kaaren Janssen
Hasan Genesoy
Istanbul
Paris
Miss Janssen
Queens Court
E. E
Margaret) Hutton
West Virginia
Queens
Turkey
Genscoy
West Virginia University
Genesey
Fashion Designing Academy
Ankara
Muskie Attacks Nixon Over Wall of Fear in Albuquerque
Sen. Edmund Muskie denounces Richard Nixon as fueling a wall of fear between the rich and poor during a stop at Albuquerque Sunport. He cites education and equal opportunity as the cure, urging voters to reject fear-based politics and quoting Thomas Jefferson on law and order.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Thomas Jefferson
Muskie
Albuquerque Sunport
Maine
Curtis LeMay
Air Force
George Wallace
Census predicts 74 million voters in next election
The U.S. Census Bureau forecasts about 74 million Americans will vote next month, roughly a million more than four years ago. About 121.5 million will be eligible, up 7.1 million from 1964, with 12.2 million new voters since the last election.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Census Bureau
Army of 700 Men Formed by War Department in 1789
In 1789 the War Department established a regular United States Army of seven hundred soldiers to serve for a three year term, marking a foundational step in the new nation’s military structure.
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U.S. War Department
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