Tough month ahead as Khrushchev faces hard choices
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan analyzes mounting pressures on Nikita Khrushchev. With the Bolshevik anniversary near and a pivotal Soviet Central Committee meeting ahead, critics fear a risky move abroad and further strain on East West relations.
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Easy stitchery gift for baby with antique sampler tone. Pattern 7323 transfers to a 12 by 16 inch embroidery, with directions. Price thirty five cents plus ten cents extra for first class mailing. Mail to Alice Brooks Winchester Evening Star Needlecraft Dept Old Chelsea Station New York 11, NY.
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Madison College bids for dormitory and dining hall
Madison College requests bids for a new three story dormitory and a modern dining hall to serve 164 and 400 students respectively, with estimated costs of 1.8 million dollars.
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Woman Fined and Given Suspended Jail Term for Shoplifting
A West Virginia woman, Virginia A. Cogwill, was fined 107.25 dollars in Municipal Court and given a suspended 60 day jail term after a shoplifting conviction. Judge John Rice imposed the penalties. Officers testified the 44 year old Mrs Cogwill was apprehended by an employee of a downtown war-
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Madrigal Singers at Rotary Club May Perform Differently
The Madrigal Singers of Shenandoah College under Harlan SOW will present a themed musical program unlike previous engagements. The Rotary Club meeting is scheduled for 1 pm at the George Washington Hotel with the Sun newspaper noting a brief update.
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Two Charged After Assault Investigation
A Sunday morning altercation led to two youths being charged with assault and battery and probation violation. Sterling Cromwell said he was attacked on E Kern Street and identified Raymond Blowe Jr of 405 N Kent Street as the assailant after police questioned witnesses. A passenger, Jerry Kline of S Kent Street, faces probation violation charges as part of the investigation.
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Psychologist Dr. Gudernatsch Dies at 81 in New York
Dr J Fredrick Gudernatsch, 81, psychologist and endocrinologist with five decades of practice, died Sunday. Born in Germany, he came to the United States in 1907 and taught at Cornell Medical College until 1920. He served with the Arctic Aero Medical Bibliographic Service at Cornell between 1950 and 1959. Cromwell, hospitalized with head cuts, told officers he fired a shotgun into the air to scatter an attacking group when his car was stopped.
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