Ten Years After Stalin Yearns For Communism With Cadillacs
Moscow reports a decade after Stalin’s death Russia shows a freer mood and open contacts with the capitalist world. The regime has ended police terror, closed labor camps, and seen more housing food and goods, while striving to project a peaceful prosperous image of communism.
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UPI
Josef Stalin
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Stalin
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Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
America
Middle East
Asia
Siberia
Teen-Age Girls Win 4‑H Fashion Honors Reach Chicago Trip
Linda Holt of Spearman and Marilyn Coleman of Plainview, both 17, won first in Texas 4-H clothing and earned a free trip to Chicago for the National H Club Congress. Coleman’s trip was funded by Coats & Clark Inc. Holt has nine years in 4-H and served as Hansford County 4-H secretary. Coleman has eight years and is Hale County 4-H parliamentarian.
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Spearman
Marilyn Coleman
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Coats & Clark Inc
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Almanac note for January 29, 1963
Almanac entries recall historical events on this date including McKinley born in 1843 Poe's The Raven first published in 1845 Kansas statehood in 1861 the American League formed in 1900 Kreisler death in 1962 and Poe's daydream quotation.
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Venus
Mars
William McKinley
Edgar Allen Poe
New York Evening Mirror
Kansas
Union
Philadelphia
Fritz Kreisler
New York City
Anatomy of Spying and Other New Books Review
Ronald Seth examines espionage from ancient censorship to modern devices, drawing on his World War I experience and historic cases. Myrick Land, in The Fine Art of Literary Mayhem, catalogues feuds between famous pensmen and witty insults. John Sykes’s The Colonial follows a Malayan planter family through wartime upheavals. West’s Call Out the Malicia offers ten sharp tales across horror and humor.
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United PreSy International
Ronald Seth
Dutton
Seth
Karl Schulmeister
Intel
Austria
Napoleon
Germany
Myrick Land
Holt, Rinehart
Winston
Land
Samuel Johnson
Lord Chesterfield
Thackeray
Dickens
Henry James
H. G. Wells
Hemingway
Gertrude Stein
Maugham
Walpole
John Sykes
Coward McCann
Spencer Lang
Malaya
Lang
Sykes
John Anthony West
Death of Hugh Gaitskell Shakes British Politics
UPI analyst notes near unanimous reaction in London papers to the death of Labor leader Hugh Gaitskell. Commentators describe his role in shaping party policy, his clash with Nye Bevan, and the uncertainty over his succession. Possible successors George Brown and Harold Wilson are cited. Conservative vigilance looms as Liberals weigh a possible fusion.
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UPI
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Hugh Gaitskell
Sunday Telegraph
Gaitskell
Sunday Express
Britain
Miister
George Brown
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Gatskell
Conserva
Harold Macmillan
Jo Grimmond
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