Communists Profit From India Visit By Reds Leaders
The visit of Bulganin and Krushchev to India is seen as a bold Communist diplomatic stroke. Nehru’s neutralism is portrayed as shifting left, with three profit factors: propagandizing democracy, announcing the H-bomb, and limited Indian criticism. The piece argues the tour links Russia and India in Indian minds and questions who paid for the Reds’ gains.
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India
Russia
Bulgaria
Krushchev
Jawaharlal Nehru
Krashchev
Nehru
United States
Reds
Yorty Attacks Dem Leaders Ahead of Senate Run
Former California congressman Sam Yorty, aiming to be the Democratic junior senator, blasted party leaders at a San Francisco press conference. He accused them of not helping and suggested they favor Senator Kuchel and the Republicans by opposing him in June, signaling a possible party split and a heated nomination fight.
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Sam Yorty
California
San Francisco
Yorty
Gelling
Kuchel
Tim
President Eisenhower Could Vacation On Florida Gold Coast
Ray Tucker reports that President Eisenhower may choose Delray Beach Florida as a vacation spot if Vice President Nixon’s suggestion is accepted. Nixon and family have stayed with Earl Wallace a Ford dealer after a Miami convention. Delray Beach offers warmer weather than Augusta and nearer than Denver with a 74.7 degree average temperature and 59.44 inches of rainfall. Florida, including Palm Beach County, leans Republican, even without Ike at the top of the ticket.
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Delray Beach
Fla
Eisenhower
Nixon
Gold Coast
Florida
Earl Wallace
Ford
Miami
Augusta
Ike
Denver
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Georgia
Palm Beach
Hisenhower
Delray Beach and Gulfstream: Winter Gold Coast Lifestyle
The article portrays Delray Beach and Gulfstream as affluent winter hubs with luxury golf courses, private yachting basins, and upscale clubs. It notes population swelling in season, elegant estates, airfields for quick travel, and a strong year round economy beyond tourism, including ranching and farming. It mentions Nixon and Lily Pons as notable references to local society.
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Nixon
Delray Bear
Swank
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la Coquille
Rockefeller
Gulfstream Club
Madame Chiang Kai-shek
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Miami
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Gold Coast
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
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Ike
Lily Pons
California bids open on 30 million road projects across Garquinez Straits
Sacramento reports major progress in California road development as the Division of Highways opened bids for four projects in Solano and Contra Costa counties. A parallel bridge across Garquinez Straits and approaches are included with an estimated total of about 30 million dollars. The American Bridge division bid 9,523,960.48 for the superstructure but was challenged by Phil Murphy of Judson Pacific Murphy over licensing. initial checks found a license, yet injunction sought may delay the award.
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Sacramento
CNS
California
State Division of ‘Highways
Solano
Contra Costa
Garquinez Straits
American Bridge Division
U.S. Steel Corporation
San Francisco
Phil Murphy
Judson Pacific Murphy Corporation
American Bridge
Murphy
California Week In Review State Licenses and Water Plans
The Bureau referred a license case to the attorney general for ruling as delays loom. Assembly committees heard on recreation around new reservoirs and a private firm’s land deal near Folform reservoir. Division head Drury refused to publish a five year plan but said 50 park sites are proposed. only half can be included. Water hearings explored creating a new state department of water next March. California state employees rejected integration with federal programs. State Controller Kirkwood announced a 75.5 million dollar surplus in the general fund for the year ending June 30, 1955. Assembly Speaker Lincoln named H Allen Smith as chair of the Judiciary committee, a move seen as politically notable.
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Assembly
Frank Belatti
Burela
State Division of Beaches and Parks
Folform
Newton 3
Drury
State Park Commission
U Caspar Weinberger
State Department of Water
California
Robert CC. Kirkwood
L. H. Lincoln
H. Allen Smith
Los Angeles
Judiciary Committee
Smith
Lincoln
Hieen
State Capitol
Red China and Russia vie for Asia leadership
The article notes Beijing and Moscow both seek dominance in Asia, with Peiping's regime eyeing a larger role in South Asia. It highlights Khrushchev and Bulganin’s cautious moves, Bandung tensions, and China’s rising industrial and military strength creating unease in the Soviet camp.
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Marvin Stone
INS Tokyo
INS
China
Russia
India
Burma
Peiping
South Asia
Ching
Bulganin-Khrushchev
Tri
Indochina
Geneva
Assians
Manitharia
How You Say It Pronunciations for International Figures
Names guide from Ay International News Service lists Mohandas Gandhi and Rajendra Prasad with phonetic spellings. It also covers Fulgencio Batista and Cuban president Batista pronunciation guidance.
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Ay International News Service
Mohandas Gandhi
Gang
Russia's latest hydrogen blast dwarfs earlier tests
The Soviet 12,000,000 ton thermonuclear explosion, second only to the U.S. March 1, 1954 test, alarms American planners. Eisenhower met at Camp David as warnings grow of radioactive fallout and a shift toward bigger bomber ships, nuclear testing, and new strategic defenses.
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Washington
Russia
U.S
South Pacific
Reds
Eisenhower
National Security Council
Camp David
Gettysourg Farm
Forrestal
Navy
U. SS
Ranger Eugene Burns Did You Know That
Curated notes on nature trivia reveal plants, weather, animal behavior, and moments from science history. Facts cover cherry and strawberry kinship, global rain measurements, dog and child populations, long solar eclipses, bee time sense, and tarantula facts, with a closing note from a syndicate letters column.
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Ranger Eugene Burns
Penny-Wise in a Famous Fable of Bernary Mc Fadden
During his peak wealth Bernary Mc Fadden lavished on luxuries yet feared small losses. After buying a $30,000 airplane he balked at a $69.50 instrument repair, insisting $30,000 is a number while $62.50 is money.
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Bernary McFadden
McFadden
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