Khrushchev May Purge Suslov Amid Kremlin Power Shifts
AP analysis notes signs Khrushchev seeks to remove Suslov, a top Central Committee secretary, amid absent public appearances since May 16 and reshuffles in propaganda and cultural roles. Possible full Central Committee meeting may expel Suslov as previous rivals were ousted.
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Andrei Zhdanov
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Communist Party
Georgi Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
Lazar Kaganovich
Dmitri Shepilov
Georgi Zhukov
Pilot Dives Airliner to Avert Air Crash
An American Airlines DC7 with 48 passengers and five crew dived to avoid a military trainer that bore down on it near Staunton Illinois. Four passengers and two flight attendants were treated at a doctor’s office after landing at Municipal Airport. no serious injuries reported. A Civil Aeronautics Administration officer said the incident is under investigation. Staunton area hosts Military Air Transport Service training flights from Scott Air Force Base.
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American Airlines
Municipal
Don Regan
Chicago
Staunton
Ill
Regan
Military Air Transport Service
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Scott Air Force Base
Scott
Farm Groups Clash Over Livestock Marketing Plan
National Grange backs a bill allowing market agencies to deduct from livestock sales for a self help meat promotion program while the American Farm Bureau Federation opposes. Grange argues producers should help fund marketing solutions. Bureau cites customer and competitive concerns. Agricultural officials warn of potential issues if enacted.
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National Grange
American Farm Bureau Federation
C. W. Jackson
Grange
Senate Agriculture
Frank K. Woolley
Farm Bureau
Speed of Tornado Figured at 52 MPH
The Minneapolis weather bureau reports the tornado that caused 28 deaths across four northwestern Wisconsin counties moved at 52 miles per hour. Meteorologist P. W. Kenworthy notes the speed plus concealed funnels in heavy rain helped drive high casualties. Northern storms at these latitudes typically move 30 to 45 mph, with Southern storms slower.
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Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Minneapolis Weather Bureau
P. W. Kenworthy
Deborah Kerr Seeks Divorce From Tony Bartlett
Deborah Kerr, 36, seeks a divorce from producer Tony Bartlett, 38, after a 12 year marriage ended in separation March 27. She cites extreme cruelty. Bartlett has filed an enticement writ in London against writer Peter Viertel over Kerr in Vienna, which Viertel calls absurd.
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Bartlett
London
Peter Viertel
Miss Kerr
Vienna
Viertel
House Leaders Seek Eisenhower Plea on Trade Bill
House leaders expect a personal appeal from President Eisenhower to tip a five year extension of the reciprocal trade program. The vote pits a five year tariff-cutting power extension against a two year plan shifting tariff decisions to the Tariff Commission. Delta between proposals remains uncertain as administration pressure sways Republican defections.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
Eisenhower
Democratic House
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Ways and Means Committee
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Richard M. Simpson
Rpa
Tariff Commission
Bids Sought for Fort Snelling Laboratory Project
Washington Senator Thye announced the Mines Bureau is advertising bids to build a research laboratory at Fort Snelling Minnesota with an estimated cost of 1 719 000 dollars. Bids will be opened July 9 after a recent congressional funding.
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Thye
R-Minn
Mines Bureau
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