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Foreign observers question Khrushchev's ability to govern while away on long trips. He has toured far flung regions, given speeches and interviews, and plans more journeys to Czechoslovakia and Bulgaria. His staff and party apparatus handle day to day work in his absence.
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Nikita
Moscow
UPI
Khrushchev
Black Sea
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Khrushichev
Sofia
Bulgaria
Kremlin
Lenin
Stalin
Soviet Union
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Irun
Youth Haven Starts Five Day Camping Session
Youth Haven opens a five day camping program featuring sports swimming and devotions. Tennessee Temple School delegates Bob Mullins and Harold Briggs will attend. A bus departs from Church of the Open Door Elyria at noon for area youths aged 14 to 19.
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Henrietta
Youth Haven Camp
Bob Mullins
Harold Briggs
Tennessee Temple School
Church of the Open Door
Rt. 113
Elyria
Marabell
Reynolds
Adelbert
Youth Haven
Cleveland
Suzy-Q
Sue Ehrman
Ubangee
Rob Simmons
Haven Raiders
Mike Pierson
Tennessee Temple
Cleveland union offers end to strike at Negro weekly
Management of the Cleveland Call and Post considered today a proposal from the Cleveland Typographical Union to end a year long strike against the Negro weekly.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Call and Post
Cleveland Typographical Union
Negros Weekly
Rare embossed Bibles gifted to Milan Museum by Berlin Heights man
Dominic Vattorella donates two large leather bound Bibles that belonged to Eldon Pearl who died in 1943. The 1880 American Bible Society editions are embossed on heavy parchment and read by touch rather than sight. Pearl, blinded at 21, made a living by selling brooms and used the Testaments until his death.
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Berlin Heights
Milan Museum
Erie County
Dominic Vattorella
Eldon Pearl
New York
American Bible Society
Pearl
Society For the Blind
Vartorella
Jim
Firelands
Bowling Green
State University
Fifth Annual Auxiliary Rummage Sale Held in South Amherst
The American Legion Auxiliary sponsored its fifth annual rummage sale at the Legion Hall in South Amherst today from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. The hall will reopen tomorrow morning to sell any remaining merchandise.
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South Amherst
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
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Fred Rice
Donald Searight
New London
Searight
Ohio
Michigan
Ohio State University
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Suburban Bottle Gas Co
Clarksfield
By Henry Shapiro
Humphrey and Cavagna
Insurance
RCA
Lorain County
El-A-Co
Lodi Street
Fairfax
Dupont
Deetz Inc
Rowe Motor Sales
Higria, Ohio
Lerain
Oberfin, Obie
Perry Motor Sales Inc
Milan
Betty Hinman
Emerson
Cleveland Street
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