Foreboding in Khrushchev Remarks Warns of Soviet Shakeup
AP analysis notes Soviet press coverage of Khrushchev criticizing Stalin signals potential leadership changes. It argues Stalin's rehabilitation is rising, Khrushchev fears removal as policy chief, and a new top-level reshuffle may follow from a party central committee hinted actions.
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Communist Party
Khrushchev
Stalin
Party
Supreme Soviet
Georgi Malenkov
Malenkov
Pravda
Geneva
Hungary
Poland
Ten Outstanding Jaycees Honored At Dallas Banquet
The United States Junior Chamber of Commerce named ten outstanding young men for 1956 at a Dallas banquet attended by 1 500. Honorees include Frank W C Lee John Patterson Robert C Liebenow Richard F Pedersen Millard Hermon Hugh E Stephenson Jr Carl D Erskine Richard T Whitcomb Thomas A Dooley and Rev Robert E Richards. Dooley unable to attend. his mother accepted. Richards cited as pole vault champion and NCAA decathlon winner and minister.
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Dallas
Texas
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
State Department
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Frank W. C. Lee
Honolulu
John Patterson
Montgomery
Ala
Robert C. Liebenow
Wilmette
Chicago Board of Trade
Richard F. Pedersen
New York
Henry Cabott Lodge
U.S
U.N
Millard Hermon
Auburndale
Mass
Hugh E. Stephenson Jr
Columbia
Carl D. Erskine
Anderson
Ind
Brooklyn Dodgers
Richard T Whitcomb
Hampton
Thomas A. Dooley
St. Louis
Robert E. Bob Richards
Laverne
Calif
Dooley
T. A. Dooley
Richards
San Mateo man kills self after attacking family
In San Mateo, a former theological student identified as 39 year old Robert F. Fenske attacked his wife Margaret 35 and one of his three sons before killing himself with a hatchet and carving knife. The 12 year old Lance aided by pounding the father and keeping the mother safe as she barricaded herself. Margaret was hospitalized in critical condition.
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San Mateo
Calif
INS
Robert F. Fenske
U.S. Forestry Service
Lance
Daddy
Fenske
Margaret
Nuclear Plant to Begin Work Feb 9 Near Chicago
The EBWR reactor at Argonne National Laboratory near Chicago will start formal operation on February 9. Deputy director Dr. Norman Hilberry announced the world’s first nuclear power system designed for experiments in generating electric power will provide 5,000 kilowatts at full power next month. The plant will power the lab and no electricity will be sold commercially. Steam goes from the reactor vessel directly to a turbine with no intermediate heat exchangers.
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Chicago
Norman Hilberry
Argonne National Laboratory
Atomic Energy Commission
Lemont
Lecture Series Announced for Catholic Center
The Catholic Center at 5091 Third Avenue SE opens a winter series with a Monday 8 p m lecture by Miss Anne Liebst from Mt Mercy College on Our Catholic Neighbors in Latin America. Six lectures follow on varied topics plus a Wednesday discussion led by Miss Mary O Meara to explain Catholic beliefs.
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Catholic Center
Third Avenue SE
Anne Liebst
Mt Mercy College
Latin America
Cedar Rapids
Mary O'Meara
Catholic Evidence Guild
Nottingham
England
Gets Hooked for Pheasant Fishing in Wisconsin
Clyde Rains of Lacrosse Wisconsin paid a $50 fine after baiting fish hooks with corn kernels and placing them on long lines in pheasant feeding grounds.
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Lacrosse
Wis
Clyde Rains
Refugee doctor seeks hospital post amid language barrier
Hungarian refugee Dr Gustav Batizy and his family faced rejection in Chicago after failing to secure immediate work. Church officials and AMA aid workers note language barriers and a need for postgraduate training before practicing here. The family awaits guidance from refugee relief authorities as Batizy considers lab work to begin his medical career.
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Chicago
Gustav Batizy
Camp Kilmer
N.J
Killmer
Committee On Refugee Relief
Batley
Kilmer
Joseph Mow
Church Federation of Greater Chicago
Mow
Batiey
Midwest
Leopold Csalamy
Austria
Csalamy
Kankakee
Ill
Batizy
American Medical Association
AMA
Medical
Sandys to brief U.S. leaders on British arms cuts
London sources say British Defense Minister Duncan Sandys will brief U.S. officials in Washington this week on drastic cuts in Britain's military services. The plan foresees reservist spending cuts and aircraft order reductions totaling about 840 million dollars annually as part of a broad overhaul.
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Sandys
Washington
Frederick Brundrett
Defense Research Policy Committee
Britain
R. Cockburn
U.S
London
Duncan Sandys
Publisher Bernard Mainwaring Dies in Salem
Bernard Mainwaring aged 59 publisher of the Salem Capital Journal died Saturday in Salem Oregon from a heart ailment. He led the newspaper for many years and was a prominent local figure.
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Salem, Ore
Bernard Mainwaring
Capital Journal
Drunk Driving Charge Pending After Cedar Rapids Crash
Lloyd C Kumrow 45 of Oakdale held in Linn county jail on a drunken driving charge after a Friday crash on highway 218 south of Cedar Rapids. The collision involved Donald R Stevens 28 a University of Iowa student and occurred when Kumrow drove on the wrong side of the road. A formal charge was not filed before court closure. prosecutors said a charge would be filed Monday.
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Lloyd C. Kumrow
Oakdale
Linn
Cedar Rapids
Kamrow
Donald R. Steven
University of Iowa
Steven
Stevens
Claude Patton
Burglars Break Into Walker School Office
The Walker school building was broken into Friday night but nothing was taken. Police said burglars pried a door and broke window panes before entering the school office.
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Walker
Linn
Leo Mall
Youths Pledge Guilty in Coggon Tree Light Vandalism
Two Linn County youths pled guilty to injuring outdoor Christmas tree lights in Coggon. Stanford Jessie, 20, faced a $300 fine with $100 suspended for good behavior. Lloyd Avis, 18, of Walker received a four year?
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Linn County
Stanford Jessie
Lloyd Avis
Walker
Youths Given Suspended Sentences for Utility Injury
A trio of youths, including two described as the main offenders, faced charges of injuring a utility when they took lights from a Coggan's Christmas tree on Main Street and broke them in the street. One youth already received a four month suspended sentence. the others face month long jail terms suspended during good behavior pending restitution.
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Coggan
Bank Clearings Rise in Cedar Rapids Week Ended Jan 19
Clearings in Cedar Rapids for the week ended January 19 totaled 7,116,895, nearly a million more than the 6,191,900 recorded the prior year. The week ended January 12 totaled 6,879,285.
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Cedar Rapids
Rock n Roll Praised For Quiet Concerts By Reviewer
In Singapore a newspaper reviewer notes that rock n roll bands offer a quiet contrast to crowd noise. He says listening to the music lets you avoid the crackling of candy wrappers and even outshines machine gun sounds with their energy.
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Singapore
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Allen Boughton
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