Shirley Temple Confirms Khrushchev Not The Soft Underbelly
Shirley Temple recalled a 1959 Moscow visit where Nikita Khrushchev grabbed her hands and hugged her to his midsection. She says the moment showed he was not the soft underbelly of Communism, and explains how it shaped her view of Cold War diplomacy.
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No Place Like Home Syracuse Auto Theft Case
Two men who drove a stolen car from Endicott to Syracuse were spotted by a state trooper as they neared the city and charged with auto theft after deciding not to abandon the car locally.
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Syracuse
UPI
Endicott
Three Year Concrete Pouring To Begin at Glen Canyon Dam
Secretary Seaton signals start of full scale concrete work at Glen Canyon Dam on June 17. The project aims to form a 186 mile lake in Glen Canyon, with 3 million barrels of cement from Clarkdale and a 60 foot long cement truck operating around the clock. The Colorado River Storage Project budget stands at about 324 million total, with substantial progress and a bridge at Page facilitating access.
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Our Presidents Club Popular With Juniors
The Ukiah Public Library reports the Our Presidents Club is popular with junior patrons. In two days of operation a sheet with 12 names shows boys and girls reading to earn club credits. Mrs. William Winter, acting librarian, says the club runs through summer and welcomes all readers, with hours 10 to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. Monday to Friday and 1 to 4 and 40 minutes on Saturday.
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Wiliam Winter
County clerk warns staff over political campaigning
Houston, Texas. County clerk R E Turrentine Jr warned employees that if re-elected he would fire anyone who campaigned for his opponent. He said the staff is responsible for actions of their employer and wants to know whose side they are on.
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Victor Houston, Tex
UPI
R. E. Turrentine Jr
Turrentine
Bérdré
Woman Seeks 815,500 Damages in Laytonville Auto Crash
Mrs. Shellnut seeks 75,000 for injuries from a January 14 collision four miles north of Laytonville involving a car driven by defendants Glenda Ann Gassoway Louis Potter and James Kenny. She also asks 1,500 for medical expenses 5,000 for loss of consortium and services plus costs. Spurr and Brunner of Ukiah represent the plaintiffs, residents of Sonoma County.
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Shellut
Sonoma County
Spurr & Brunner
Ukiah
Sheilnuts
Headaches Top Health Complaints Rise in Minnesota
In Paul Minnesota reports from the Minnesota State Deal Association and physicians note headaches are the leading complaint among ailments driving patients to seek care. Absenteeism from work is linked to headache prevalence as doctors warn against neglecting treatment.
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Paul, Minn
Minnesota State Deal Association
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