Party Boss Cited as Demagoguery in Khrushchev Era
Belgrade June 10 INS reports Nikita Khrushchev as the dominant Soviet leader though not a Stalin. The article argues Khrushchev relies on the party to govern, contrasts him with Stalin, and notes today’s Soviet leadership as an oligarchy with shared aims and a drive for decentralization yet to a broader reform of the system.
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Stalin
Milovan Djilas
International News Service
Belgrade
INS
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Russia
Talin
Asthma Formula Becomes Over‑the‑Counter Treatment
The asthma formula doctors favor for private patients is now sold without prescription. Primatene comes in small tablets that open bronchial tubes relieve congestion and curb asthma spasms without injections. Eight medicines in prescription strength claim to ease distress and night symptoms.
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New York, N. Y
Khrushchev Seen As Future Top Soviet Leader
The speaker argues that a personal dictatorship could reemerge. He predicts Khrushchev would become top leader within three years, and, once in power, would be harsher and ready to liquidate perceived threats to himself or the party.
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Khrushchev
Stalin
Lavrenti Beria
Communist Party
Average U S Capitalists Include Many Householders
Oakland California June 10 G Kent Funston reported at Mills College that most stock owners come from middle and lower incomes and that Madame Capitalist, a typical housewife, is 48, earns about $6000 yearly and owns about four stocks. He said true people’s capitalism has grown by hundreds of thousands since 1954.
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Oakland
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G. Kent Funston
New York Stock Exchange
Mills College
Evelyn Nesbit Suffers Stroke and Reports Progress
Evelyn Nesbit, 71, central figure in a famed murder case, suffered a cerebral stroke and was reported to be progressing satisfactorily at Parkview Hospital after the illness began yesterday. Her 1906 testimony helped shield her husband Harry K. Thaw from dire punishment for the Stanford White killing. Thaw died nine years ago at 76, claiming White had ruined their marriage.
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Evelyn Nesbit
America
Miss Nesbit
Parkview Hospital
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Thaw
White
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