Remembering Khrushchev and broken treaties in 1960s rhetoric
In a rambling long-form piece, Bob Considine defends Khrushchev as a complex figure, recalls Khrushchev's past ties to U.S. leaders, and notes Cold War tensions with China. The column argues for accepting Khrushchev within a critical frame, highlighting his controversial actions and diplomacy.
New Nonfiction Titles at the C R Library July List
The library releases a wide range of new nonfiction on three week loan including Run es of Sweden Jans son How to Improve Your Verbal Skills Growth of American Foreign Policy Folklore of American Weather Easter Garland Discrimination Based on the Report of the United States Commission on Civil Rights Capitalism Socialism and Democracy Plan for Leviathan American Style Conscience of the Court Modern Guerrilla Warfare Confeder ate Navy A Pictorial History Civilization from its Beginnings Great Deception Inside Story of How the Kremlin Took over Cuba Horizon Book of Lost World Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire Modern Abridgment by Moses Had sa Law rence Durrell and Henry Miller Private Correspondence All in the Same Boat Landlords Two Thirds of a Coconut Tree Nation So Conceived Daily Life of the Aztecs on the Eve of the Spanish Conquest Conquest of Civilization Zulu War Furneaux
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Three IU Students Reindicted on Subversion Charges
Three Indiana University students Ralph Levitt 26 James Bingham 25 both from Indianapolis and Thomas Morgan 22 of Terre Haute were indicted again on charges under Indiana's anti subversion law. The trio are members of the Young Socialist Alliance.
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Parachutist Dies When Main Chute Fails in New Jersey
Manville New Jersey AP reports 25 year old John Maurice died after a main parachute failed to open and his reserve opened too late. He jumped from 5 600 feet during target practice and crashed in a wheat field near the target.
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Florida Supreme Court bans Gideon Bibles in public schools
The Florida Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday that Gideon Bibles cannot be distributed in public schools citing U S Supreme Court precedents. The decision, reported by AP, states the ban is required by federal rulings.
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