Berding Presses Coexistence Critique From US View
Washington AP Assistant Secretary of State Andrew H Berding sharply challenged Khrushchevs peaceful coexistence doctrine saying people deserve true freedom and national independence not mere coexistence. He urged judging Soviets by actions and China’s behavior and warned expansionist aims threaten world peace.
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Eisenhower
Mrs K Visits Plant Where She Worked
In Moscow the wife of the premier visited a Moscow electric bulb factory where workers staged a boat greeting. Nina Khrushchev accepted the invitation, as she formerly worked there and has many friends at the plant.
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Quoddy Tide Power Plan Seen Sound for U S Not Canada
Engineers report to the International Joint Commission that the Passamaquoddy Bay tidal project could be economically justified for the United States, with a proposed 687 to 700 million dollar build and annual output around 3,063 million kilowatt hours. Canada would not share the same cost benefits due to higher power costs and rates.
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Greylock Tram Fight Moves Through Two Courts
The Greylock Tramway Authority battle shifts to Suffolk County Supreme Judicial and Superior Courts. Taxpayers sue to halt interest payments on tramway bonds, seeking injunctions, while a separate declaratory judgment action questions the act’s effective date. Legislators and taxpayers seek to define whether the law is a 30 day or 90 day measure with potential ballot referendum.
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Marshall Dies at 78 A War Leader Who Shaped U S Policy
Washington reports former Army chief and statesman George C. Marshall died at Walter Reed Army Hospital at 78 after a long illness. President Eisenhower mourned his loss, noting Marshall’s pivotal roles from World War II through the Marshall Plan and shaping Cold War policy. He will be buried at Arlington with simple funeral rites.
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Leesburg
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Soldier Statesman Received Nobel Prize
United Press International recalls General George C. Marshall as a soldier-statesman who led U.S. forces to victory in World War II and earned the Nobel Prize for peace efforts. After retiring to Leesburg Virginia on November 20 1945 he soon faced a new role as Harry S Truman’s envoy to China amid civil strife.
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CBS Drops Big Money Quiz Shows Nationwide
CBS President Frank Stanton announced the elimination of all large prize quiz programs from the network citing a quiz show scandal. Shows like Too Dollar and The Big Payoff will be dropped starting next Monday with Name That Tune also at risk.
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Steel union weighs revised offer in 34 day strike talks
Washington AP reports the Steel Workers Union compromised on wage demands as James Mitchell hopes for a quick settlement. Union leaders refuse to detail the terms while industry analysts and government officials prepare a court injunction if talks fail. Production cuts ripple through GM and 725000 steel workers are idled as Kaiser Steel denies any binding agreement.
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Moscow Ad Promotes Garlic Health Claim
Moscow Evening Moscow ran an advertisement Friday promoting garlic with claims of graphylactic qualities for preventing flu. The notice lists garlic as a preventive remedy, reflecting the era’s reliance on home remedies and bold health assertions despite limited evidence.
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