Kremlin Faces Internal Strife as Khrushchev Reasserts Control
An analysis traces Western influence on Soviet youth and the arts, top‑level party discipline, and rising crime as Khrushchev seeks tighter control. It notes deeper generational tensions, economic strains, farm pressures, and foreign policy splits within the world communist movement.
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Kremlin
Soviet Union
West
Yevgeny Yevtushenko
Paris
Russia
Supreme Economic Council
Communist Party
Greek Ban Bomb March Banned by Greek Government
The Greek interior ministry banned a 26 mile march from Marathon to Athens organized by the Greek Youth Association for Nuclear Disarmament. Officials said the protest was organized by local communists and noted the communist party is outlawed in Greece.
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Marathon
Greek Youth Assn
Interior Ministry
Communist Party
Greece
Guatemala Regime Promises Budget Cuts and Payroll Shakeup
Guatemala's new military regime pledged to reduce the budget to spur the economy and remove nonessential workers from the federal payroll.
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Guatemala
Runaway Boy Encountered on Trail in Major Adams
Ward Bond stars in Trailmaster presented on Television 9. The program airs Sunday at 4 p.m. and features a runaway boy plot unfolding along a forest trail with frontier action.
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Jon Trail
Major Adams
Ward Bond
Air Force Plans fourfold Minuteman power by 1965
The Air Force reports developing a tougher Minuteman missile with four times the capability to destroy underground enemy missile sites. The updated weapon, targeting hardened underground sites, should be operational by 1965 with refined guidance to achieve a higher probability of kill. Both the U S and Russia have been placing ICBMs in hardened underground facilities.
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Washington
Air Force
Russia
U. S
World Briefs: Debre Gaullist Bid From Reunion May Vote
Ex premier Michel Debre to run as Gaullist candidate for national assembly from Reunion Island in May elections after losing home seat last November. Paris notes, and other brief items from Warsaw Karachi Tehran Jakarta and Borobudur relief efforts.
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Associated Press
Paris
Michel Debre
Reunion Island
Indian Ocean
de Gaulle
Goulart Cuts Draftee Service to Eight Months
President Joao Goulart orders military service for draftees shortened from a year to eight months as an economy measure. Officials estimate the policy will save about 8 billion cruzeiros per year, roughly 13 million dollars.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Joao Goulart
Budget item denied at Rhode Island town meeting
Taxpayers rejected one budget request, a $50 allocation to paint the American Legion hall, after a Legion member argued the post had received ample town aid over the years. He added, it’s about time they did something for themselves.
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R. I
American Legion
The
Legion
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