Malenkov's Rise and Fall From Stalin's Shadow
New York AP outlines Georgi Malenkov's ascent from obscure beginnings to top Soviet posts, his shifting image before and after Stalin's death, and his struggle with Khrushchev for power. It notes his early secretariat role, wartime duties, leadership clashes, Beria's arrest, and the gradual eclipse by Khrushchev.
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New York
Georgi Malenkov
Joseph Stalin
Soviet Union
Malenkov
Stalin
Kremlin
Communist Party
Satlin
Soviet Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Ussr
Lavrenty Beria
o—Malenkov
Khrushchev
Orenburg
Europe
Asia
Moscow
Central Committee
Moscow Communists
Party
Politburo
Ukraine
Beria
Krushchev
Lenin
Kruschev
Interpol Origins and Operations Across Continents
An overview of the International Criminal Police Commission known as Interpol, its birth after the world wars, growth to 49 member countries, and its non-militant, administrative methods. It details archival work, communications, indexing systems, and notable cases including the Gloria G. file.
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Paris
NEA
International Criminal Police Commission
Interpol
Vienna
Belin
Ministry of Interior
Burgar
Tel- Aviv
Tangiers
Oslo
Munich
Council of Europe
Gloria G
U. K
Commonwealth
HumRRO researchers challenge old Army customs
A unique group of scientists from HumRRO aims to reform the Army by psychologizing its training and practices. Studies show traits valued in student officers often fail in combat, barracks chats mislead, integrating South Korean troops reduces effectiveness, and cross service officers are overly polite on joint committees.
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Washington
NEA
U.S
Human Resources Research Office
Humrro
Tachen
38Th Parallel
Reds
Dunkirk
Humbro
ROK
National War College
War College
Refugees From Ta Chen Evacuations Mirror Old Wars
A aboard ship at Keeling Formosa refugees from Tachen islands descend the gangplank under bunting and belongings. The writer links the crisis to past evacuations in Korea Indo China Malaya and Hong Kong while noting political deployment promises. HumRRO study at George Washington Univ examines officer training and morale with 259 graduates, finding that grades and marks fail to predict combat success.
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Tachen «Ands
North Korea
Indo-China
Malaya
Hong Kong
Canton
Humrro
Oon
Korea
Army
Crawford
Britain Faces West Indian Influx and Race Tensions
London and other cities report a rapid West Indian immigration, creating a “little Harlem” in areas like Camden Town and Brixton. Riots erupt after a pub brawl. many whites and West Indians clash as police guard streets. Discrimination and a rising color bar affect housing and jobs, with tensions spreading to Birmingham, Liverpool, Bristol and Newcastle.
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London
NEA
Britain
New York
Harlem
Birmingham
Liverpool
Bristol
Newcastle
Camden Town
Paddington
Jamaica
Kingston
Brixton
100 Year Old Newburyport Woman
Henry Bailey Little, 104, visited the birthday party of Miss Margaret W. Cushing, aged 100, as church bells tolled for the centenarian. Little delivered a birthday cake during the Newburyport event, underscoring a festive local scene.
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Newburyport
Mass
Henry Bailey Little
Margaret W. Cushing
Miss Cushing
Little
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Iit
Democracy
Meredith P. Crawford
George Washington University
Lorton
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Washington-Baltimore
America
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Volendam
Hans Brinker
Formosa
Tachen Islands
Keelung
Liu Yu Chang
Quemoy Island
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