Struggle For Power Seen as Core Soviet Issue
London experts view Russia's foreign policy revamp as driven by home troubles. The main crises cited are within the party power struggle after Malenkov, agricultural shortfalls under Khrushchev, industrial lag with new task forces, and planned economic links with Red China to aid its industrial drive.
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Russia
London
Soviet Union
Russian Communist Party
Georgi M. Malenkov
Stalin
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Moscow
Lazar M. Kaganovich
Vyacheslav Malyshev
Red China
Kremlin
All- Soviet Union Communist Party
Communist
China
Peoria man files self drafted suit against coal company
Do It Yourself Peoria resident Edward Wie gand of Chillicothe Illinois filed a 14 250 000 damage suit in Peoria County circuit court claiming a coal company drilled into his coal deposits without permission. If successful he asserts no attorney fees are due.
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Peoria
Ill
Edward Wiegand
Chillicothe
Peoria County
Humphrey Requests One Year Extension of Debt Limit
Washington secretary of the Treasury George M. Humphrey urged Congress to extend the temporary 281 billion dollar debt ceiling for another year. He said the government can live within the limit but warned it will be a tight squeeze as the 1956 budget is prepared amid a strong economy and better international outlook.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Congress
House
Ways and Means
Humphrey
Wind breaks hit Lander service station twice
Three months after a gust smashed a plate glass window at Jim Anspach’s Lander service station costing 100 dollars a replacement, another strong wind recently struck the same building damaging a second window and another 100 dollar loss.
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Lander
Wyo
Jim Anspach
Brundage Urges Unified Amateur Rules for IOC
Paris July Brundage president of the International Olympic Committee said he hopes the IOC will soon establish amateur rules applicable to all sports all countries and all classes of society. He expressed disappointment that the question was not taken up at last week’s meeting.
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Paris
Avery Brundage
International Olympic Committee
IOC
Brundage
Social News From Kirkland Highlights Local Visitors
Mrs. A B Clements reports a steady stream of guests and visitors in Kirkland. The record includes families from Electra Wichita Falls Abilene Amarillo and Vernon staying with or visiting local residents, plus several overnight and day trips among neighbors and relatives.
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A. B. Clements
D. B. Biggs
Duke Biggs
Betty Kay
Sherry
Ropes
Kenneth
Wichita Falls
John North
Electra
Linda Swain
Memphis
John Sutton
Kirkland
Pat Lewis
Lakeview
Bill McCarver
Wellington
Nath McCarver
Bill St. John
Erma
Abilene
C. A. Thomas
Amarillo
Cecil Brewington
W. H. Davis
George Nichols
L. H. Hollimand
Tinidad
Colo
Bobby Atkinson
Childress
Tommie Atkinson
Roger, Ark
S. A. Myers
Murray Sohnston
John Collins
Fay Tipton
H. K. Jackson
Quail Cently
Greer Weightman
G. D. Werner
Dallas
Greenville
Greer Weightmans
Othel Werner
Elise Weightman
Werner
Freiman West
H. L. Perry
Gage
Oklo
R. O. Higgenbothem
Mollie Day
Vernon
Jack Brian
R. R. Smith
S. D. Smith
Quanah
Robert Owens
Janet
Dodson
Owens
Bruce Atkinson
Borger
Bill Rutledge
John Campsey
Peggy
Jack
Albuquerque
Tommie Albritton
C. T. Thomas
Teddy
Marvin Skinner
Plainview
Esker Thomas
Cletus Moore
Tell
Leon Burch
Jerry Clements
Ronnie Clements
Colonel Hayes Discharged Over Lady Spy Ties
Col. Patrick W. Hayes of Alexandria Virginia received an other than honorable discharge from the Air Force effective June 17. The officer was linked to Irmgard Schmidt a German intelligence suspect jailed in West Berlin last December. The Air Force cited lack of propriety and poor judgment in the relationship but said no classified information was released.
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Washington
Air Force
Patrick W. Hayes
Alexandria
Hayes
Germany
Irmgard Margarethe Schmidt
West Berlin
Miss Schmidt
Col. Hayes
Air Force Headquarters Command
Bolling Air Force Base
Inspector General
Special Investigations Wing
United States
Mosquito Eyes Detect Motion with Many Facets
Mosquitoes possess compound eyes with many facets that detect movement in all directions but do not form sharp images. This structure makes them highly sensitive to motion while offering limited detail.
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Arthur J. Brow, Jr
Grand Rapids
Mich
Brow
W. A. Ryser
United Press
Vate
Builongs Mountains
UU F
Cain Or
Abel
Stewart Auto Supply
Automotive
Webster
Kirkland News
New Gulfpride
Gulf
New Gulf
A. B
Ted) Finn
BOB Crow Gulf Service
E. V. Fite
Alchler
Gulfpride H.D. Select
Motor OiLs
Gulfpride
Gulfpride H.O
Sabo
Miles
Gulfpride H.O. Select
W.R. Wynn
Gulf Service
Virgil Arm Station & Grocery
H. D. King Station & Grocery
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