Malenkov Put In Charge Of Kazakhstan Hydro Plant Exiles Assigned
Moscow radio reports ex premier Georgi Malenkov has been made manager of a hydroelectric plant in East Kazakhstan and the ousted leaders have been given unspecified other work. It says none are being persecuted for anti party activities and notes the exile location is far from Moscow.
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London
Moscow Radio
Georgi Malenkov
Kazakhstan
V.M. Molotov
Lazar Kanovici
Dmitri Shepirov
Malenkov
Moscow
Kremlin Purge Tone Shapes Prague Lodging
Bulganin and Khrushchev visit Prague amid anti party purge rhetoric. Czech leaders denounce Molotov Malenkov and Kaganovich while Rude Pravo hints at treason charges. Khrushchev lays wreaths at Soviet cemetery as crowds cry. Zapotocky hopes talks bolster Communist unity.
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Communist Party of the
Rude Prave
Moscow
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Khushchev
Khrushchev
Bulganin
Balgazin
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Democratic ‘Order
Antonin Zapotocky
Reds Will Dicker On Disarming Plan
London July 10 A Russian position at the UN disarmament subcommittee appears open to bargaining on a short term test ban as part of a first step disarmament pact. Western delegates say no new proposals were found in Zorin statement but some hopes arise from possible suspending tests for 10 months and softening demands for a total renunciation of nuclear warfare. Harold Stassen and others see potential room to work out mutual measures with retaliation provisions still under discussion.
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Charles H. Klensch
London
INS
American Sourcer
United Nations
Zorin
Harold
E. Stassen
Russia
Plane Falls In Alaska Killing Six
An Anchorage dispatch reports a Lockheed Electra crashed on takeoff from King Salmon Airport in Bristol Bay. Six people died including members of a Washington fishing family and a New York business man. the craft nosedived from about 500 feet and burned. Further passenger identifications were provided by Seattle relatives.
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Bristol Bay
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Seattle
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New York City
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Great Atlantic & Pacific
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Nakeen
Gazetteer section and notices dominate local pages
The fragment hints at editorials columns and various pages including market reports funerals and sports. It references Gazetteer entries women's activities and added items with unclear specifics. The readable content suggests a composite of notices and features rather than a single event or story.
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Cement Mason Strike Ends After 40 Days
A 40 day walkout by Cement Masons Local 887 ended in a meeting between union representatives and a committee of the Charleston Building Contractors Association. The stoppage blocked major projects including the J C Penney store, Charleston Civic Center, nurses homes at Charleston General Hospital, and an addition to Morris Harvey College. Officials said details will be released after formal contract documents are drafted. Evan L Harris Jr president of the Charleston Building Contractors Association noted the agreement reached last night. The meeting occurred at the Building and Construction offices.
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Charleston Building Contractors Assn
J. C. Penney
Charleston
Charleston General Hospital
Morris Harvey College
Aed
Evan .L. Harris Jr
Acta
Storm floods hit Charleston causing major city damage
City officials say damage to streets and sewers will top $54,000 with cleanup taking five to six weeks and total sewer losses several weeks longer. Torrential rain from a 4:20 p m Tuesday storm flooded East Side Wertz Avenue Kanawha City and South Ruffner, with 3.9 inches of rain.
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Kanawha City
South Ruffner
Charleston
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Burle Vending Co
Patrick St
Butler Loses Korean Bond Sale to Tight Money
Democratic National Committee Chairman Paul M. Butler blamed West Virginia's failure to sell its Korean bond bonus issue on the Eisenhower administration and the tight money policy. He spoke to about 300 Democrats at the Stonewall Jackson Hotel, arguing inflationary trends hurt debt sales and that higher national rates deter buyers.
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Thomas F. Stafford
The
Clarksburg
Paul M. Butler
West Virginia
Eisenhower
Butler
Democratic National Committee
Stonewall Jackson
Legislatura
Underwood
Hulett C. Smith
Self Exiled Writer Sholem Asch Dies at 76 in London
Sholem Asch, famed Jewish author of The Nazarene, died in London at 76 after leaving the United States in 1953 amid hostility over his portrayal of Christian figures. A U S citizen since 1920, he wrote in Yiddish and lived later in Israel. He defended his aim to show interdependence of Judaism and Christianity to foster mutual understanding.
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London
Sholem Asch
United States
Asch
U S
Miami Beach
Fla
Israel
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Bricktop Incident Leads to Hot-Carried by Police
In New Orleans on July 10 an officer removed a woman described as Bricktop who had 14 bricks. she threw them, nine bricks were driven, and seven window panes were broken during the disturbance.
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New Orleans
Compromise Hinted on Rights Bill by Eisenhower Aide
A White House conference discussed possible amendments to the Civil Rights Bill. Russell said the President favors passage but not punitive measures, while Celier urged compromising and noted liberal Democrats risk losing a hard line. Senators debated juries versus judges in civil rights cases as Northern Democrats push for moderated reform.
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Communist Weatherman Slapped For Stormy Peering
Berlin reports say East Germany rebuked radio announcer Inge Bartels for political commentary in weather segments. Eulenspiegel satirical weekly mocked her delivery and warned against mixing politics with news and weather reports.
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East Germany
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Eulenspiegel
Inge Bartels
Burnhilde
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