Red Czech Coup Fueled by Slansky Purge in Prague
A westward view of Czechoslovakia reveals a Kremlin dominated purge under Rudolf Slansky. Eduard Benes and Masaryk figures are portrayed as compromised by communist tactics. Non Communist leaders face dismissal or violence as the government reshapes to a one party regime.
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Stajin
Cate
Eduard Benes
Rgony
Kremlin
Slanski
Prague
Mas
Czechoslovakia
Eduart Benes
Thomas C. Masaryk
Cachoslovak Freedom
Jag Sramel
Propie’s
Slovak Democratic Party
Leixler
Czechoslovakhife
Russia
Joseph Stalin
Benes
Hraccomy Castle
Slansky
United States
Candhaslovak
Succerlec
Wnion
Tammunish Ener
Lust
Alteis ‘Neuman
Naonal Socialist Party
Ing
Prematere seHout
Nesths
DC-6 Planes To Resume Service After Fires
Washington reports Douglas DC-6 planes will return to service March 25 after safety upgrades by manufacturer and four airlines. The 24 Flight will begin on American Airlines routes. Modifications include relocating the airscoop and vent changes to prevent overheating. Experts say the DC-6 remains among the safest and most advanced air transports.
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Washington
Mar
Slieht
American Airlines
Dolley
di Jas
Wim
Civil Aeronautica Administrates
Pevieve
Karelians Seek Sweden Flee as Finland Nears Crisis
Finnish press reports Karelians fearing Russian pressure flee across the border into Sweden while negotiations with Russia for a friendship and military alliance loom. Government sources in Helsinki say a decision may come soon and a delegation to discuss Russian aims could be appointed, though Parliament opposes binding ties.
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Sweden
Finland
Russia
Hace
Juho Puastkivi
Sxman
Cortimites
Stalin
Dally
Air Force debates new official song in place of Army Air Corps tune
A proposed shift to a modern "wild blue yonder" theme for a new USAF song meets resistance. Maj. George S. Howard argues for a forward looking, modern anthem while veterans and pilots warn against discarding the historic Army Air Corps tune that carried servicemen through World War II. The debate highlights identity and tradition within the Air Force as it evolves.
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Douglas Lansan
Washington
NFA
Tn S. Ade
Force Association
Herdest Organization
Af Air Forse Wenwrans
Air Force Gemeral
Air Force
Stuart Symingtom
George S. Howard
U.S
Army Air Force
Maj. Howard
Tausielang
Army
USAP
Army Air Corps
Onrps
Robert Crawford
AAR
Réstau
Servier
Maj
Howard
Iward
Air Firce
Wkd Ilue
Myer
Germany
AFA
Francis High Alumni Banquet Announced
Francis High Alumni Banquet set for Saturday April 1 with 28 percent attendance last year. Reservations via Mrs. Marie West Box 10 Pouncis by March 20. Plates cost 17 percent likely 25 cents membership fee. Graduates urged to notify classmates and bring a guest.
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Tal Eesti
Widow In Chicago identifies Benny As "Walking Man
Hollywood March 6 1971 Mrs Florence Hubbard a Chicago widow identified Benny as The Walking Man in a TV contest Telegraphic copy notes the prize package valued at large sums including a home appliance set and a diamond watch The event linked to Truth and Consequences hosted by Ralph Edwards and mentions several public figures in attendance
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Chicago
Benny
Man
Hollywood
Florence Hubbard
Wock Benny
Hubbard
Ralph Edwards
NBC
Edwards
Warkegan
Mary Livingston
Arceticum Heart Association
Wrone Puessey
Richard Dix
President Truman
Ed Crump
Walter Huston
Lewis B. Mayer
Henry Kasser
Famous Home Economics Expert Dies in Baltimore
Mise Huth Van Deman, renowned federal home economics authority who helped popularize nutrition, food and home management information, died today at Johns Hopkins Hospital. She led the information division of the Bureau of Home Economics, served since its 1923 founding, and for 14 years hosted weekly broadcasts on the National Farm Hour to homemakers.
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Baltimore
Mise Huth van Deman
Johns
Howiers
Bureau of
Department of Agriculture
Washington
van Demen
Food Handlers School at Sulphur by A and M experts
Experts from Oklahoma A and M college Stilwater will conduct a food handling school in Sulphur on April 26 with three classes per day and a film shown at each session to illustrate the lecture. The Health Committee of the Sulphur Chamber of Commerce sponsors the event led by Mrs. Zelma Delay. committee members include Nettie Webb Bob Gowan Dr F V Annadown B Brown Jack Nowlin Marion Helland and O W Montgomery.
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Okix
Oklahoma A
M. College
Stilwater
Sulphur Chamber of Commerce
Zelma
Sulphur to Hear U S Chamber Leader
H J Dollinger assistant manager of the southwestern division of the United States Chamber of Commerce will speak at a luncheon at the first Methodist church in Sulphur on March 24. His topic is Education And Investment in People and will include findings from national chamber studies. W R Stumpff, Sulphur chamber president, urged reservations for the board of directors, education committee, and representatives, with the public invited.
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H. J. Dollinger
United States Chamber of Commerce
First Methodist Church
National Chamber
W.R. Stumpff
Sulphur Chamber
Chine Clate
Bein Cnade
Fisar
Tax Burden and Federal Spending Debate in Oklahoma
Citizens urge Congress to cut federal spending and reassess tax distribution. The letter notes rising federal debt and payroll, compares past and present costs, and argues for funding local services with retained tax money. It calls for cautious federal budgeting and accountability in expenditures.
Fear Two Killed in Factory Explosion
In Waltham Massachusetts a plastics factory blast at Interlake Chemical Corporation's cement and stucco plant killed two workers and injured 29 others. Rescue crews searched the collapsed ruins for two missing men as fire officials described bodies removed and debris scattered across the site.
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Waltham
Mass
Beimred
Interlake Chemical Cornoration
Secatey
B A Neal
Connecticut Governor Dies in Office at Hartford Hospital
Connecticut’s young governor Fares J. McConaughy died suddenly from a heart clot in Hartford Hospital yesterday evening ending his first term. He had entered politics after a career as a college administrator and served as president at Wesleyan University from 1993 to 1943. A family funeral will be held at Wesleyan University chapel in Middletown, with a memorial service at the state capitol.
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Bartford
Fares J. McConaughy
Connecticut
Republic Art
Polictics
At & P.m
Hartford
Wesleyan University
Rhiddletown
State Capitol
Fire Destroys Heart Of Ordnance Plant In Texas Town
A massive fire crippled the Cactus Ordnance Plant near Dumas Texas as a valve burst during intermediate compression released ammonia and ignited a blaze. Fire crews contained it by 2:30 PM with the plant isolated. damage uncertainty remains for the compressor building and a potential 71 year lease shift is noted.
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Heart of Ordnance Plant
Texas
Dumas
Tex
CPI
Cactus Ordnance Plant
Herve
Texas City
Picton
Donald ML McCrem
Domer and
Ordinaree Works
Etter
Ordnance Works
Protestants Clash With Catholic Church Over School Finances
A Protestant group accuses the Catholic Church of pressuring for public funds to support Catholic schools, arguing a push for church state union is political, not religious. The NCWC denies support for public school incorporation and cites constitutional rights against taxation for sectarian schooling.
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Washington
National Catholic Welfare Conference
MC. W.C
N.C. W
Heirarchy
John T. Me
Nichols
Cincinnati
North Hill
McNichol
North Bhll
Cincinrrati
Ontil
Church
Sentra
Bee Ae c. Wee
Thair
Bussouri
Sel International Control Plan For Industrial Region
The United States Britain and France announced agreement on international control of the Ruhr and a federalized form of government for western Germany. The communique described compromise aims for German recovery and closer ties with the western world, with Russia's role still unresolved.
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Alex Ff
Singleton
London
United States
Britain
France
Alture
Lewis Douglas
Dief
Sum Reed
Hussia Bes
Germany
Cormiumnique
Ruhr
Europe
Oo Seton
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Weekend Accidents Claim Oklahoma Fatality, 74th of Year
Oklahoma City resident Elmer Denson, 29, dies from injuries after a two car collision on state highway 43 near Guthrie. Driver James A. Adams of Binger severely injured. two occupants of the other car, Richard Berk 17 of Cole and his mother 45, remain critical. Seven deaths on Oklahoma highways in a five day span. Other notes mention Swiss wolves in Valais and Stockholm’s Venice nickname.
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Okahoma City
Elmer Denson
Tedey
Guthrie
Okshoma
Benson
Highway Patrol
Tex
James A. Adamy
Bimger
Denta
Guthrie Hospitak
Richard Berk
Cole
A. €. Berk
Coyle
Oklahoma
Berk
Canton of
Valais
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NEA Service
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Hogse Compuns
Hsin Sheng Evening Post
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Stickholm
Edwin Shanee
USAF
Wax George
Boward
Shiva
New Orleans
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W .Thomas
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Misssippi River
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Vance
Earth
Sun Valley
Feo
Butt van Deman
Conan
Yease
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Oklahoma Public Expenditures Council
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Tomy
Panhandle
Legislatee Council
State Senatehouse
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Lake Geneva
Sel International Control Plan
West Germany
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Stockholm
Venice
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