Moscow-Peiping Feud Deepens in Cold War Era Clash
The article analyzes the Moscow Peiping split and its impact on the Soviet Chinese rivalry, noting officials doubt any quick end to the rift. It reports on editorial attitudes from Peoples Daily, U S observers, and the risk of widening the ideological divide while emphasizing remaining cautious about a full break. It also lists U S government attention and implications for policy toward the Communist bloc amid ongoing internal tensions.
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Soviet 1 Bloc
John M. Hightower
State Department
Keane
U.S
Ial
Lwhen
Khrushchev
China
Russia
Kennedy
Chia- Ilk
Cee
Moscow
Austin
Senate
Peiping
Price Daniel
Beckwith
Eagle Pass
Board of Water Engineers
Horace “Poh ‘Taylor
Cap“L
Board of Veterinary Medical Italiam
Charles Ford
Longview
iVeterans Affairs Commission
Lewis Stanford
Livingston
Ben Carpenter
Dallas
Amon G. Carter Sr
Fort Worth
Joe Butler
Corsicana
Sam Arledge
Crockett
J. C. Smyth
Liberty
Guy Jackson
Anahuac
L. A. Wakefield Sr
Madisonville
Trinity River Authority
Anahuac man named to TRA board by governor
Long list of appointees by the governor to state boards and authorities across Texas includes Perry Thompson of Longview and Citar Cool of Midland named to the Board of Registration for Professional Surveyors. Also noted are appointments to the Sabine River Authority Red River Authority Pharmacy Examiners and other panels with various officials and district judges referenced throughout the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRA Board
Perry. Thompson
Longview
Citar Cool
Midland
Board of Registration For Public Surveyors
D. N. Beasley
San Augustine
Texas City
E. C. Stokely
Freeport
Hatton Simpson
Tyler
Board of Pharmacy
H. A. Harbour
Kerrville
Noel
Odessa
Bsor ‘Control Board
Durwood Manford
Smiley
Board of Insurance
Howard Tellepsen
Houston
Horace Cromer
Austin
H. E. Butt
Corpus Christi
David Irong
Dallas
Texas
Ralph Edens
Tulpa
Central Colorado River Authority
James Neff
Thomas Crofts
Terrell
Alton Grittin
Lubbock
Curtis Rentro
Vernon
Truman Roberts
Hamilton
52Nd District Court
Byron McClellan
Gatesville
Nelson
3Rd Court of Civil Appeals
Stuart Nunn
Texarkana
Sth District Court
Everett Grindstaff
Ballinger
Upper Colorado River Authority
Charles Courtson
San Angelo
Joe Busby
Abilene
Board of Chiropractic Examiners
James Scott
Thomas Bishop
Charles Koehne
Waco
Machine To Write Homework In Philadelphia
In Philadelphia Dobbins Technical High School will introduce computer technology to math classes starting February 1 as part of an experimental course on electrical computer control of Industrial processes. A special language named Fortran translates formulas into punched card inputs for the computer to produce electronic results. A stray line notes guidance on spinach selection, advising young smooth leaves for salads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Dobbins Technical High
Sinatra marriage planned after new film release
Hollywood AP report notes Frank Sinatra began a new movie at Goldwyn Studios while Juliet Prowse prepared to return to South Africa to plan their wedding. Sinatra avoided confirming a timeline but hinted at a June wedding, though work on The Manchurian Candidate may delay plans until after filming concludes in New York and elsewhere.
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BC Thomas
Hollywood
Frank ‘Sinatra
Juliet Prowse
South Africa
Sinatra
Goldwyn Studios
Maggie
Juliet
New York City
Kitchen Police Duty Stopped For Soldier
Huntsville Alabama Army Ordnance Guided Missile School will end KP duty for soldiers. Col William J Macpherson says KP took troops from technical missile maintenance. Civilian contractors will wash dishes and swab floors instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Ala
Army Ordnance Guided Missile School
Redstone Arsenal
William J. Macpherson
Wall Around Berlin Tests Its Economic Fortitude
West Berlin faces economic strain but remains robust amid a Communist built wall. Kennedy asked envoy Gen. Lucius D. Clay about help, while trade continues under an inter-zonal accord. West Berlin reports a 1961 gross product around 13.2 billion marks with 17 million tons of goods moving, and a steady influx of young workers and skilled migrants despite restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
West Berlin
Santen
Kennedy
Kurfuerstendamm
Germany
West
East Germany
Weal
JFK Pushes 40 Hour Week as Labor Fight Heats Up
President Kennedy endorses a 40 hour work week to limit wage demands to productivity gains, signaling a broad battle between labor and management over job security amid automation. The steel industry looms as a key test as unions consider shorter hours to offset mechanization. No.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
New York Electricians
FCC Ap
Dea
Kennedy fills FPC with fifth appointee Harold Woodward
President Kennedy completes his Federal Power Commission lineup by naming Harold Woodward, a Chicago lawyer, as the fifth appointee on the five man board. The move gives the administration more control over interstate natural gas regulation, while critics call for major reorganization and note a backlog of cases.
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Houston
Kennedy
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Harold Woodward
Chicago
Commission
Maine
Vermont
Woodward
James Landis
Barnard Law School
FPPC
Landis
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Albania
Aiso
Chinese Communist ‘Newspan
French Robertson
University of Texas
Nat Williams
C. B. Godhey
College Station
A. W. Young
Seed and Plant Board
Blake
Froenner's
Tewi
Philco
Cool Chassis TV
Cheasiz
Lee Pa
Wall
Ernest Smith
E. Sterling
A&m Photo Shop
JFK
Peoples State Bank
FDIC
Nagaland
New Delhi
India
API
Shilong
Assam
SEARS
Mente
Saeed
Allen
Fla Paisl Sr
Apac
Hing
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