Rebuilding revolutionary fervor aims at Soviet productivity surge
In Moscow Khrushchev and Malinovsky vow Soviet air defense and instant retaliation. They praise the Movement of Emulation as 5,000,000 workers, expanding to all labor, to boost output and modernize the economy. The congress stirs mass enthusiasm as capitalists are painted as threats while the West aids the push for communist zeal.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Marshal Malinovsky
Nedelin
U. S
Ussr
Khrushchevy
Kremlin
Supreme Soviet
Soviet Union
Wordsworth
Angel and de Gaulle clash over French TV star voyage
An American TV producer frets that General de Gaulle will refuse to bid farewell to Annie Farge as his French show Angel about a girl in America aims to reshape attitudes toward French women. The plot centers on a French girl in a domestic setting adjusting to American life and culture.
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Paris
Gen. de Gaulle
America
Brigitte Bardot
Gina Lollobrigida
Angel
Dés Moines
Kansas City
New York
California
Crepes Gazette
Poodle
France
Annie
the Elysee Palace
Jean, Cocteau
Andre Maurois
Cocteau
Maurois
de Gaulle
Andre Malraux
Milo
Farge
Khrushchev Boasts of Reading Shah and Nasser Secrets
Khrushchev publicly boasted of eavesdropping on Iran's Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and Egypt’s President Gamal Abdel Nasser. He claimed the Shah would sign a U.S. military aid pact and professed knowledge of Nasser's advisers and their advice, delivered at a Kalinin regional party meeting broadcast by Moscow Radio.
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New York
Nikita Khrushchev
Iran
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Khrushchev
Moscow
Lver
Kremlin
Kalinin
Tass
Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Ussr
Shah
United States
America
Nasser
UAR
Khrusichev
Dear George Dear Mrs Dear Annoyed Advice Column
A reader details a chaotic party encounter with unchaperoned young women and a wrongly accused kiss. The columnist advises on social boundaries while the narrator recounts a night of assault, a stolen wallet, a cab dispute, and jail for resisting arrest.
Freedom of Press Day Celebrated In Western Hemisphere
William H. Cowles, president of the Inter American Press Association, notes progress since 1953 while mourning Cuba. He cites restored press freedom in Argentina, Peru, Venezuela and Colombia, but condemn s Cuba as totalitarian with presses seized or silenced. He urges restitution of confiscated newspapers.
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New York
William H. Cowles
Inter American Press Assn
Cowles
Spokane
Wash
Spokesman-Review
Western Hemisphere
Argentina
Peru
Venezuela
Colombia
Free Press of
Americas
Cuba
New World
Debate on Shortening U.S. Presidential Campaigns
The piece surveys proposals to curb campaign length, citing a House amendment and a private committee plan to limit nominating timelines. It discusses past delays, voter bombardment, and studies from the University of Michigan challenging shorter campaigns, noting UK elections last about 20 days.
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David Barnett
Alliance Washington
U.S
Willyge
New Hampshire
House
Committee To Inform the Voters, Inc
John S. Monagan
D.-Conn
University of Michigan
Stevenson
Michigan
United Kingdom
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IAPA
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Fielder Bros
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