Forgotten Soviet elders reshape a vanished history
William L. Ryan profiles four late Stalin-era power players Vyacheslav Molotov Lazar Kaganovich Nikolai Bulganin Georgi Malenkov and notes their erasure from Soviet memory as Khrushchev’s anti antiparty purge and post Stalin revisions rewrite the nation’s official past.
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Kremlin
Joseph Stalin
Vyacheslav M Molotov
Lazar M. Kaganovich
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Georgi M. Malenkov
Stalin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Molotov, Malenkovy
Kaganovich
Bulganin
Khrushchev
Molotov
George Kennan
Britain
Anthony Eden
Winston Churchill
Outer Mongolia
Vienna
Moscow
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Lad
Kazakhstan
Ukraine
First Lady Pat Nixon tops Good Housekeeping poll
The article notes Pat Nixon named the world’s most admired woman in a Good Housekeeping poll. It lists runners up including wives of POWs in Vietnam, Rose Kennedy, Golda Meir, Pearl Buck, and others.
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Pat Nixon
Good Housekeeping
Nixon
Vietnam
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Golda Meir
Pearl Buck
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Local Guests Visit Families Across Texas and Oklahoma
Special Index Correspondent reports visits to multiple households. Roy Plew from ScFarland California calls on Lee Diggs Shackelfords and Maudie Bee in Amarillo with Lucille McCracken and Pearl Shackelford ill. Mike Cox and Arlington guests stay with J Cox family. Tom Goff home hosts include Tommy Shelton Cindy James Goff Virginia Hassell Pat Alexander Randi Rhonda. Gene Gambel hosts Kenneth Brooks Lesa Kenney Jr. from Borger enroute to Commanche Oklahoma. Curtis Flowers from Dumas also there along with Childress visitors. Willard Williams and family from Childress visit O. T. Lowey household with Tammie from Turkey.
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Virginia Hassell
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Randi
Rhonda
Gene Gambel
Kenneth Brooks
Lesa
Kenney Jr
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Commanche
Okla
Curtis Flowers
Dumas
Childress
Willard Williams
Wayne Lowey
Tammie
Turkey
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Old WWII ammo still kills in Solomon Islands
World War II munitions cause new deaths on the Solomons as a 15 year old boy dies from shrapnel during a cooking fire on Kolobangara. Police seal airports and confiscate war souvenirs, urging travelers not to carry wartime items.
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Solomon Islands
Guadalcanal
Kolobangara
Gizo
Hendersons
Kieta
New Guinea
Solomons
Electric Eel Looks Like Eel But Is Not True Eel
An electric eel appears eel like in shape but is not part of the true eel family. It belongs to a different group of fishes that generate electricity.
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Los Angeles
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Simi Valley
Arness
Max W. Bay
Jewish Youth Organization Institute
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