Red Camp Splits Over Khrushchev Mao Ties
East European diplomats and Soviet insiders weigh a growing rift between Khrushchev and Mao Tse tung. Gomulka and Romanians push mediation while Johnson signals continuity with Kennedy policy. Western allies monitor a possible easing in Sino Soviet tensions and shifts in communist blocs.
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Texas
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Match ’Em Up Fiery Death in Sky
A memory prompts readers to identify recent news events by location using clues in a box. Entries include slate of topics such as Reds Yule spirit sorrowful move and others referencing U S objectives, hostages, abduction victims, a wife slaying, a holy pilgrimage, and an end of the line.
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U. S
U S Steel Division Will Stay In Cleveland
The Pittsburgh Steamship Division of U S Steel will remain headquartered in Cleveland after company directors rejected moving it to Duluth or Pittsburgh. Top division management could relocate to Pittsburgh next year, according to Stephen A. Blossom, marine editor.
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Liquor Vote Set in Oskaloosa Iowa County
Mahaska County residents will vote February 4 on allowing liquor by the drink in the county. The measure seeks to extend alcohol sales beyond existing restrictions and could affect local businesses and sales tax revenues.
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Oskaloosa
Iowa
Mahaska County
Sooner or Later Somebody Gets Mad at Pipe Smokers
Pipe smoking described as social trouble for non-smokers and the habit’s evolution from experiment to obsession. The piece notes reactions from spouses and bosses, contrasts the aroma’s appeal to women, and lists pipe types briar meerschaum calabash with origins in the Mediterranean Asia Minor and South Africa.
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Wick Temple
Little Rock
Ark
Beatlemania Sweeps Britain as Royal Fans Cheer
British teens flood streets for Beatles mania, with 5,000 fans at a Manchester show and police deployed to control the crowds. Royal Variety Show attendance draws Queen Mother and Princess Margaret as Lennon quips to cheaper seats.
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the Royal
Lord Snowden
Lennon
Ee Douglas-Home
London
Stockholm
Scotland
Liverpool Dock
Chuck Berry
Liverpool
Germany
Hamburg
Bob Wooller
Beales
How Cultural Are Cultural Exchanges
The State Department plans to pursue a renewed cultural exchange with Russia despite past arrests and distrust. Delegates from Moscow include Stalin-era figures Boris Polevoi and Aron Vergelis, raising questions about cultural aims vs political control.
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Russia
Robert Rozhdestvenski
Moscow
U.S
Boris Polevoi
Aron Vergelis
Haiti’s Shoestring Dictatorship Under Papa Doc
An analysis of François Duvalier’s Haitian regime portrays a frugal dictatorship reliant on petty graft. It notes shrinking coffee exports, minimal tourism, cutback aid, and a feared Tonton Macoute police force. The piece discusses hidden revenues, black market aid, and the president’s tiny official pay while hinting at eventual overthrow and exile.
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Haiti
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Francois Duvalier - Papa Doc
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Ghanaian students clash with police in Red Square protest
About 600 African students from Ghana and other nations marched on Red Square under Khrushchev’s office window to protest the fatal stabbing of a Ghanaian student. Police avoided gunfire, using loudspeakers to tell them to disperse. by 3 p.m. Red Square and barricades were cleared after a delegation’s petition was to be delivered to the Ministry of Higher Education.
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Ghana
Red Square
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Alabama
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Spasky Gate
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Bulgaria
World News In Brief From The Era
Four U S aides kidnapped by Bolivian miners as hostages for release of Communist labor leaders. Eleven of one Alabama family die in a train car crash. Frank Sinatra Jr kidnapped from a motel on the California Nevada border. Jetliner crash in Maryland with 81 dead. Attorney T Eugene Thompson gets life for wife slaying. Mrs Kennedy and children move from White House to Georgetown. Johnson sets aims: 75 million jobs tax cut civil rights bills. Pope Paul VI to visit Holy Land January 4. East Germans offer wall opening for Christmas visits. Studebaker to end automobile production in U S.
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Frank Sinatra Jr
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Last Christmas Hope for Tiny Niemann-Pick Patient
Two year old Susan Marie Lietz of St. Louis suffers from Niemann Pick disease a rare illness that slowly destroys her body and will likely claim her life. Her mother Mrs John Lietz expresses fear that Susan may not reach next Christmas.
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Santa Claus
St. Louis, Mo
Susan
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