Peaceful Coexistence Gives Reds Advantage
James Marlow analyzes Khrushchev's new Russian Communist party program as a blueprint for 200 years of global struggle. The piece contrasts promises of a richer life with a long horizon of revolution, warning peaceful coexistence is a tactic to gain time and power, including the possibility of nonviolent political ascent.
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Associated Proay
Washington
Russian Communist Party
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Hitler
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Watt
Nists
Seaboard Finance Company
Seaboard
United States
Canada
Subcommittee Calls For Restudy Of Base Closings
Washington report says the armed services subcommittee urged a thorough restudy of six base closings including Laughlin in Texas and Raritan New Jersey. It criticized the timing and lack of advance notice, noting Berlin tensions and urging caution before irrevocable decisions.
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House
Jderly
Defense Department
Texas
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Ohio
California
Kennessy
Berlin
Laughlin
Connally
Air Force Base
Waco
Aes
Raritan
N.J
Benicia
Calif
Hoires
Rossford
Lear
Cuntrafan
Ward Hebert
D-La
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Harlingen Air Force
Offi
Congress
Subcommittee
Turkeys Popular Texas Buy During Weekend Period
Turkeys top weekend ad lists in Texas supermarkets and neighborhood stores. Prices are the lowest since 1942 with live weights down 16 percent from July. Beef remains the top advertised item, with round rib and chuck pot roasts and rib steaks highlighted.
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Associated -Press
Ege
Agriculture Department
Goldwater Critique on Soviet Policy and Yugoslav Aid
The column argues against continued aid to Communist states like Yugoslavia and Poland, accusing them of puppetry to Red Russia. It questions U.S. disarmament steps and warns of a looming USSR showdown. It contrasts Nixon and Kennedy, claiming Nixon failed to present a clear choice to voters.
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Cuba
Iron Curtain
Russia
Free World
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Yugoslavia
West Germany
France
England
Poland
United States
Nixon
Kennedy
Global Communist Strategy and the Red Banner Dream
The passage argues the working class must master all forms of struggle and swap tactics quickly. It claims the Soviet Union will unite communists worldwide and, with Russian aid, press for revolutions that topple one country after another under the Red banner.
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Russia
Communist Party of the
Soviet Union
Red
Behn tapped to lead White House Secret Service detail
Washington AP Gerald A Behn named new chief of the White House Secret Service protecting President Kennedy. Behn, 45, veteran of the service since 1939, will succeed James J Rowley who will head the entire Secret Service after E Baughman retires. Rowley announced after Kennedy's consultation with the White House.
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Gerald A. Behn
White House
Secret Service
Kennedy
Behn
James J. Rowley
E. Baughman
Michigan State University
Rowley
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