Moscow as Mother City and Modern Metropolis
This dispatch frames Moscow as a city of contrasts and ideas. It traces its evolution from a vast empire center to a green, modern capital with vast 6 to 14 story residential blocks, inner courtyards, and cleaner air. It notes the Kremlin, Red Square, and cultural legacies beside drab streets, winter quiet, and a city planned for modernization yet full of poetry and tension.
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Moscow
UPI
Peking
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Ihw Goels
Kremlin
St. Basil’s Cathedral
Red Square
Soviet Union
Lenin
Ant-Hill
Leningrad
Helsinii
Lermontov
Russia
New York
Paris
London
Old
Europe
Yesteryears
Tourists Pose with Wooden Indian at World's Fair Pavilion
Boston report notes visitors at New England World's Fair pavilion favor posing beside an old-fashioned wooden Indian in chief regalia. The pose, with a hand shading the eyes, mirrors popular snapshot subjects per the Automobile Legal Association's World's Fair department.
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Boston
New England
ALA
Automobile Legal Association
Hamlet Opens July 2 At Stratford
The American Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford announces the official press opening of Hamlet on July 2 at 8 p.m. Tom Sawyer stars in the title role with Margaret Philips as Gertrude and Philip Bosco as Claudius. the company also features Rex Everhart Terence Scammell Anne G Byrd and others as part of a summer repertory through Sept. 13 with nightly 8 p.m. shows and matinees midweek weekends.
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Stratford
Conn
American Shakespeare Theatre
Hamlet
Stratford Shakespeare Theatre
Tom Sawyer
Margaret Philips
Gertrude
Queen Mother
Philip Bosco
Claudius
Patrick Hines
Polonius
Rex Everhart
Terence Scammell
Laertes
Anne G. Byrd
Ophelia
David Byrd
Frank Converse
John Devlin
Todd Drexel
Donald Gantry
Ted Greeber
Patricia Hamilton
Nicholas Martin
Richard Mathews
Geddeth Smith
Josef Sommer
Richard IM
U.N. Leaves Congo as Revolt Rises Across Provinces
On the Congo independence anniversary the last of 20 000 U N troops depart as revolt tears Kwilu Kivu and North Katanga. Peacekeeping cost about 408 million dollars with 171 million from the United States, and stability remains years away.
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Republic of the Congo
United States
Congo
Baudouin
Belgium
Patrice Lu
Oswalds Diary Release Provokes Commission Debate
The Warren Commission is expected to examine the diary excerpts of Lee Harvey Oswald amid concerns over leaks. Rep. Ford says contents were not released by commission members and calls for investigation into disclosures while the diary may inform the commission report.
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Washington
UPS
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Commission
Dallas Morning News
Gerald R. Ford
Rmich
Blue Ribbon
Earl Warren
Mateer
Oswald
Soviet Union
William A. McKenzie
Marina
Lumumba
Gizenga
Luemumba
Tshombe
Leopoldville
Cyrille Adoula
Joseph Kasavubu
Roosevelt and Bull Moose Party Loss in 1912 Election
Theodore Roosevelt defied a pre refuted pledge and reentered politics to lead the Progressive party after splitting the Republican vote in 1912. Taft secured renomination, then Roosevelt ran for president, Wilson won the White House, and Roosevelt died in 1919 after shaping modern reform ideas.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Party of the Bull Moosers
Washington
UPI
Teddy Roosevelt
White House
Roosevelt
William McKinley
McKinley
Teddy
William Howard Taft
Taft
Africa
San Juan Hill
Cleveland
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Progressive Party
Princeton University
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
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Erale
Katanga
Albert Kalonji
Kasai Province
Antoine Gizenga
Orene Tale Province
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B.C
Saniaez
Johnny Hart
Blondie
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Steve Canyon
Chic Young
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MR. Jones
Milton Caniff
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