Kozlov Heads State Farms In Russia
Kozlov, a longtime Soviet agriculture official, was appointed to head the State Farms ministry amid Khrushchev era reforms. The move followed earlier failures in Kazakhstan and a December Central Committee meeting.
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Kozlov
Russia
Moscom
Alexei Damon
Khichiste
Chilare Qaimster
Ministry
Sulta Khrushchey
Karmsi
Kazakhstan
Kevlens
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Rowley
Central Committee
Lenin
Roslev
Stalin
Georgi M. Malenkov
Kaalov
Billy Graham rules out segregation at Africa meetings
American evangelist Billy Graham outlines that his campaign in Africa will avoid segregated meetings. He cites apartheid laws in South Africa as a barrier, notes permission for meetings in Southern Rhodesia with milder segregation, and says committees are largely African led.
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Nrovia
Liberia
Billy Graham
Africa
Ette Tubman
South Africa
Southern
Rhodesia
Graham
Evangelistic Series At Coady Baptist Church
A series of evangelistic servings will be held at 7:40 pm daily through Seaday at Coady Baptist Church. Eric Smedilund will serve as choir director from Second Baptist Church Bay town. Rev EB Mead is pastor at Coad Church.
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Coady Baptist Church
Eric Smedilund
Second Baptist Church
Baytown
Coad
EB. Meadows Dre
Satellite Winks To Aid Trackers
New York reporting on planned scientific satellites to aid navigation and tracking across the sky. Officials discuss solar influence on technology and the aim to improve navigational fixes for ships, planes, and missions, with multiple launches anticipated annually.
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New York
United
Daha Ark
Avronduge Adan
Yace
Sur
Ea Clark
Mnattiial Seine
Vinon
W Communications
Attack On Sen Johnson Sparks Political Debate
A fresh attack by political opponents labels Senator Johnson as an unfit candidate, accusing him of opportunism and corruption. The critics urge party allies to pivot away from him as the race for leadership intensifies amid party-strife and public distrust.
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Albert Lea
Wilson and Company
Minn
UPWA
FO Jensen
Denna Hopeml
ADAS
Johnson
Senate
Deamcrake
Ada Hid
Memory and Unpublished Letters Spark Library Fracas
A Boston area tale recounts Peter x and John Quinn letters tied to the New York Public Library. The library halted publication of unpublished items until 1948, prompting Kavanagh to copy and distribute copies with plans to sell them at 35 dollars each. The State Supreme Court case twisted in a political debate with references to Nixon, Eisenhower era figures, and liberal positions, highlighting the clash over access to private papers and government intrusion.
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Peter x
New York Publi¢é
John Quinn
Ameri Ach. 4
Librar
East Side
Roonagh
Mugent
London
Aman
Patrice Farrell
Bus Kavanagh
State Supreme Court
Beret
Busane
Hustige
Aaron “Toawish
Kavanagh
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Coca Colas
Butler
Ernest L. Butler
Darlene
Country Club Oaks
Westinghouse
Bryant
Imperial
Erig Smevlund
Sen. Johnson
Deka Bt
Rennes Wd
Apbert Hugpobres de Mini
Andi Stuart Ssamingren
Jonny
Inelude
Quinn
Joansen
Vice Presiif
Richard
Everett M. Darker Hinwas
Ronient
Utr Fe
Culpepper
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