Stalin Predicted Reds Gains and Another War, Djilas Says
Milovan Djilas, former Yugoslav official, cites Joseph Stalin foreseeing Communist gains from the last war and predicting another conflict within 12 to 20 years after 1945. He describes meetings with Stalin and claims the premier believed postwar Germany would be split and that Western actions would constrain Greek, Chinese, Spanish revolutions. Djilas also accuses Stalin of delaying support to revolutionary centers to preserve Moscow’s primacy and labels him the greatest criminal in history.
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Miloyani Djilas
Joseph
Stalin
Europe
Djilas
Vicoslavia
Harcourt, Brace & World
Belgrade Cour
Ditlnso
Djilastad
Moscow
Dallas
Dijilas
Djllas
Crieltles
Dulas
Germany
United States
Britain
Mediterranean
Chiane Kai-shek
Pheye
Greece
Disilas
Spartansburg Scout Clinic and Community News
A local report covers a pre-18 school clinic for den mothers and assistants at the Reserve Armory in Hassan Heights with registration from 1:35 to 2:40. It notes scouts selling flags, a forthcoming district distribution, and transportation by den mothers. Cartoons chronicling family visits from California and a Canton, Ohio trip follow, plus an Art Show at Spare Gym and a Pifty-Niners Club meeting. Election returns for townships are listed with party and write-in votes, merger questions, and Grange activities including a large initiation and a Mother's Day program.
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Spaheanseuro
Reserve Armory
Hassan Heights
Cir Scouts
Drake Corned
Helen Little
Sacramento
Calif
Lola Hassen
Livermoore
Ruth Elis
Helen
Spartansburit
Titusville
Clyde Frazier
Dray Mercer
Russell Livenspire
Charles
Amy Kinney
Richard Switomer
Paul
Blakeslee
Jesse
Reese
George
Paul A. Blakeslee
Clair Weidner
Margaret Kolaja
Dawn Albers
Lois Firth
Kathryn Northrop
Supermano
Lawrence Penoyer
Raymond Morris
St. Repnty
Williard J. Tillotson
Pauline Montgomery
Alberta Fish
Sp&r Grange
Luke Sherlock
Gordon
Bealick
Ter
Tann Metcalf
Ale “and
Mire
Wuhan Scouten
Dorothy Chellon
Amy
Kiney
Chaplin
Clarence
Book on Love Making Aims at Safety for Girl Scouts
London AP report notes a nanobook issued for Britain’s Girl Guides, with chapters like Perils of the Road and Under the Bonnet. Authored by Mrs. Nancy Warner, mother of six and former Ruedean School for Girls teacher, the guide targets modern driving hazards for scouts and replaces an older volume deemed out of date. The Girl Guides Association estimates about 250000 readers.
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London
Thakdine
Scouls
Britain
Hood
Nancy Warner
Ruedean School
Girl Guides
Girl Scouts
Britar
Dangers Warned If Doctors Do Not Support Medical Program
Bedford Pa Daniel H Bee of Trdiuna, president of the Pennsylvania Medical Society, warned physicians about dangers of failing to back organized medicine. He urged ophthalmology and otolaryngology leaders to fight for medical freedom as government control looms. He stressed doctors must heed the call as medical freedom remains in jeopardy.
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Bedford
Daniel H. Bee
Trdiuna
Pennsylvania Medical Society
Warnéil Physicians
Asolo
Chiles
Pennsylvania Academy of Ophthalmology
Otolaryngology
Sreedom Lemains
Gal-Gay Hee Plamoter Under Medical Treatment
Ambassador Jol Kenneth Gal Gay Hee receives medical care at Peter Bent Brigham Clinic in Boston for an abdominal ailment. The report notes ongoing treatment and stable condition as of the latest update.
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Ambasacar Jol
Kenneth Gal- Gay Hee Plamoter Undera
Peter Bent Brigham Clinic
Boston
Steeplejacks Inspect 102-Foot Ajax Stack
Two workers from Transinternational Chimney of Buffalo performed a routine inspection and touch-up on the Ajax smokestack. They navigated the wooden framework near the top of the 102 foot structure with apparent ease despite the height.
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Ajax Row
Ajax
Grayson College President Shakes Hands with Seniors
Grayson Kentucky Good Reason University president Lusby Kenhyki jan College, after addressing seniors, shakes hands with all but one graduate. The event underscores concerns over evaluation and leadership transition at the institution.
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Grayson
Lowell, Lusby
Kénhicky Jan College
James
Two Healing Osteopaths Seek Separate Medical School Status
The Pennsylvanian Osteopathic Association House of Delegates vows osteopathic medicine is a separate equal healing art and calls for broader hospital and medical care coverage. Gov. Lawrence praises professional groups while electing officers including Dr Stephen B Cronen of Erie as president for 1962 63.
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Pittsburgh
Penvaailh Osteopathic “Association
House of Delegates
Feanruther-nettom
Lawrence
John H. Warren
Philaelphia
Robert C. Erwin
Allentown
Aaron A. Feinstein
Philadelphia
Richard W. Cooney
Erle
Frederick Solomon
Stephen B. Cronen
Erie
David Shuma
Yanks Clash Over Laos Coalition and Thai Weapons Debate
United States and Soviet aligned factions argue over Laos coalition participation as Pathet Lao gains shift regional lines. In Bangkok, officials disputeUS military buildup in Thailand and worry about a potential Korea-like escalation.
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United States
Soviet Union
Prince Boun
Phowai Nosavan
Souvanna
Jeanine Laos
Pathet Lao
U.S
Thailand
Bulgaria
Shrushchev
Korea
Southeast Asia War Fears Rise Over U S Troop Disputes
The report notes worries of a broader Southeast Asia confrontation resembling a local Korea style war as leaders refuse to ignore tensions surrounding U S troops and disputes near Thatta.
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Southeast Asia
U.S
Ponder Death in Estes Probe Continues at Grand Jury
Franklin District Attorney Russ says information may come from witnesses as the Estes case expands. Henry Marshall, shot on his Franklin farm in June 1961, died hours after five bullets were fired from a .22 rifle. Marshall led production adjustment for the State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation office. Senator Barry Goldwater predicts the scandal will widen to involve more government officials.
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Franklin
Dist
Atty
Russ
Freeman
Henry Marshall
Marshall
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
Minister Wives Under Study To Guide Clergy Families
Syracuse reports on a national effort by a Boston University theology project to publish a manual guiding ministerial wives and church families. Mrs. Hugh F. Miller, wife of an Eastwood Baptist pastor, serves on a 12 member team examining the real life of clergy wives and tensions within parsonages. The study, funded by the Lilly Foundation, aims for practical guidance over idealized images, with three years of interviews and a forthcoming book.
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Syracuse
Hugh F. Miller
Ornar
Boston Univers School of Theology
Lilly’ Foundation, Inc
Letters to the Editor on merger and sewer talks
A reader argues the merger failed due to misinformation and notes the state reneged on sewer reimbursements shaping public opinion. The letter reflects distrust in officials and concerns about future payments related to the merger. Also listed is Union City Livestock prices for Thursday with ranges for hogs cows calves lambs and related livestock values.
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W. Desmond
Union City
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