On Guard Against Communism
A weekly roundup in The Gazette traces official Red lines from Kremlin directives. It notes how US readers saw Zhukov’s removal as a power struggle or a path to a summit, while The Daily Worker doubted a military dictatorship outcome and reported Khrushchev's promise of a new post for Zhukov.
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Communist Party
Kremlin
George K. Zhukov
Daily Worker
United States
Zhukovy
Russia
Zhukov
Worker
Washington
Alan Max
Soviet Union
Moscow
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Rome
Berlin
World Laughter World Laughter
A collection of light items from various cities reports odd court cases and quirky incidents. A teen charged with stealing money is sent to a psychiatrist and returns on a charge of stealing from the psychiatrist. A Houston woman fined for biting a policeman after a traffic accident. A burlesque queen and audience dispute in Tokyo ends with the queen stripping to the waist. A Denver burglar slips through milk chutes to enter empty apartments. A London divorce case where utensils thrown miss the husband. A Barcelona man rents and sells a car in five hours. A Berlin exhibition features a tin can sculpture removed for being artless. A London shop touts television’s educational value with pride.
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International News Service
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South Shields
England
Houston
Texas
Tokyo
Denver
London
Barcelona
Spain
Benigno Perez
Santander
Perez
Dr. N.O.N. Sense
Gieuieu
Newman
Golden Key
Pullman
Jet
Newman's Street