Outer Mongolia Easy Pickings To Communists
A 1960s article surveys Outer Mongolia's path to communism, noting a small population and limited capitalism. It details the Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party founded in 1927, early Soviet support, and the country’s shift to socialism through five year plans and industrial ambitions with reliance on Soviet and Chinese backing.
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Hong Kong
UPI
People's Republic
Mongolia
Russia
Red China
Mongolian People’s Revolutionary (Communist) Party
Mongolian Communist Party
Mongolian People’s Revolutionary Party
China
Soviet Union
Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party
Chinese Communist Party
Shanghai
Mongolian People’s Party
Revolutionary Party
Redsource
Red Army
People’s Revolutionary
National People's Congress
People’s Republic of
Outer Mongolia
Anagolia
Indus
Mongolian
San Leandro and Centerville Office Listings
San Leandro City Hall Lockhaven 8 352 and Centerville Office 188 South Main Street Sycamore 2.1212 listed by the Member Audit Bureau Circulation.
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SAN_LEANDRO
San Leandeo City Hall
Lockhaven
Centerville
South Main Street
Sycamore
Audit Bureau
Dulles Sees Khrushchev Push Toward Summit
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles said Khrushchev’s latest note to Eisenhower hints at pushing rapidly toward an East-West summit. He read the note briefly and planned a full study at Princeton University during a 1908 class reunion. British Prime Minister Macmillan earlier said he and the President were close to agreement on terms for a summit with a broad agenda.
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Washington
UPI
John Foster Dulles
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Dulles
Princeton
Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
Ike Advisers Say Recession Bottom Near
UPI reports Eisenhower aides and business leaders in Washington voiced optimism that the recession hit bottom in April or is near the low point. Commerce Secretary Weeks backed no change to a forecast of bottom in Q2. Chamber of Commerce directors joined the view amid new unemployment figures and an anti-recession loan bill.
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Washington
UPI
Sinclair Weeks
Gabnel Hauge
Eisenhower
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Abul
Biswasree
Emerson P. Sehmidt
Ntional Reamber
Jay- Loffs
Schmidt
Harry A. Bullis
Geneval Mills
Farm Bill Death Predicted by GOP Leaders
Washington Republicans charge the omnibus farm bill proposed by House Democrats is a political maneuver that would burden farmers with bureaucratic control and raise consumer prices. They predict it will fail in the House, while Democrats acknowledge it may not pass in current form. The Agriculture Committee approved the bill 21 to 10, aiming to tighten production controls on major crops to raise prices, with GOP critics calling it an unlawful hodgepodge and urging narrow passage only of the surplus disposal extension before June 30.
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William $. Hill
Colo
Charles B. Hoeven
Towa
House
House Agriculture Committee
Hill
Agriculture Committee
Hoeven
GOP Committee
White House
Wedding Eve Arrest Bared in San Francisco Case
Socialite Renel Dirneen Tom revealed plans to marry Charles F. Wisokay known as Ivy Laasue, the confessed burglar arrested May 23 on the eve of their wedding. Wisokay owned 28 burglaries with $120000 in loot. three fences and Francois DuBont were also arrested. FBI recovered $25.0 worth of items in Bridgeport, Connecticut.
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Prancisco
UPT
Renel Dirneen Tom
Charles F. Wisokay
Sant Francisco
Ivy Laasue
Visokay
Tron
Nevada
San Francisco
Francois DuBont
FBI
Bridgeport
Conn
London Transit Strike Ends as Bus Union Votes Pay Increase
London transit strike ends as 50 000 bus workers vote to accept a five shilling pay rise and end the six week walkout. Leaders to confirm at mass meeting this weekend.
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London
Marie McDonald Recovers From Sleeping Pill Overdose
Las Vegas reports Marie McDonald a 34 year old film beauty and singer was hospitalized after an accidental overdose of sleeping pills. She was found in her Flamingo Hotel suite Friday night and treated with stomach pumping. She is described as recovering today.
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Las Vegas
New
UPI
Marie
McDonald
Flamingo
Not Finished Lover 88 Admits Slower Romance
In Fort Worth Texas UPI 88 year old farmer Frank Crawley testified at a preliminary divorce hearing that he has slowed down his love life. He said I am totally finished after claiming he had been making love almost every night for more than 40 years. Judge Harold Craik noted Crawley and his sixth wife Katie aged 62 remain legally married and likely will continue so after the hearing.
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Crawley
Katie
Tommy Manville
Kate
Diana Dors Drops Divorce Suit in London Court
Actress Diana Dors has dropped her divorce action against husband Dennis Hailstone, while his divorce proceedings against her continue. The court approved Dors petition to end the suit, amid publicized allegations and a contentious cross-claim involving co respondent Tommy Yearye and others.
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London
UPS
Diana Dors
Miss Docs
Dennis Hailston
Shirley Anne Fields
Katie
Pat Hamilston
Crawley
Tommy Yearye
Tien
Hamilton
Dots
Adams Suggested Near End Usefulness Questioned
Washington Republican Sen Charles E Potter charged Presidential Assistant Sherman Adams may have lost usefulness to the administration amid a controversy over favors from Boston textile executive Bernard Goldfine. The exchange followed reports Adams accepted gifts and a hotel suite for years, which Adams denied while White House aides refused to confirm details. The House subcommittee planned further hearings with Edward Howrey testifying on FTC matters.
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KKE
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
White House
Adams
Bernard Goldfine
UPI Telephoto
Washington
UPD
Charles E. Potter
Republican Policy Committee
Truquan
Michigan
Republican
Sheraton Plaza
Boston
Goldfine
Oren Harris
House
Edward
South America
Air Safety Bill Urged for Quick Senate Action
Washington AP reports Senate Aviation Subcommittee members urge rapid action to create a single air control agency to coordinate civilian and military flight, absorb the CAA and Airways Modernization Board, and prevent future jet airliner collisions following a Maryland crash that killed 12. President Eisenhower pushes for early enactment, with House also studying a similar measure.
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Washington
Senate Aviation Subcommittee
Eisenhower
A S. Mixe
Monroney
D. Okla
United Press International
House
Senate
Executive Branch
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
President's Airways Modernization Board
Congress
Maryland
Merchants Assn To Meet Monday in San Leandro
San Leandro Merchants Association president George Deziak has called a noon meeting Monday at Haycock's, 1338 Hays Street. The gathering aims to discuss local business matters and merchant concerns in the community.
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San Leandro
George Deziak
San
Southland Man Faces Hearing On War Killings
Los Angeles reports Yugoslav ex-official Jernan Artakovic, 47, former Croatia interior minister under Nazi collaboration, faces extradition hearings in federal court. Accused of ordering tens of thousands of Jewish and Serbian deaths in 1941 42, he denies links to a secret police and says extradition could lead to his execution by Yugoslavia. The case follows a six and a half year fight for extradition and a recent Supreme Court ruling upholding the treaty.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Croatia
Artukovic
Yugoslavia
Supreme Court
Scret
Marshal Tito
Artikovic
Atorssy
Betty Hutton denies Las Vegas divorce filing
LAS VEGAS. Betty Hutton said she is not filing for divorce from her third husband Alan Livingston in Las Vegas and has no lawyer. She planned to rest at the Sahara Hotel for 10 days to two weeks before returning to Hollywood, amid past threats of divorce that had been conciled.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Betty Hutton
Alan Livingston
Swank
Sahara Hotel
Livingston
Hollywood
Knoxville Havoc as Horse Charges Car in Knoxville
In Knoxville Tennessee a horse broke loose near a car test site injuring 73 year old William H Patterson who was hospitalized. A second incident saw an ice cream cart horse escape and be captured after a state patrol chase led by Trooper Luke Madden.
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Knoxville
Tenn
William H. Patterson
Luke Madden
Cops Locate Boy Fleeing Home In Nevada County
Rex Kennedy a boy of unspecified age ran away after a court ruled he must live with his mother. Nevada County sheriff's officers found him in a Colfax area home. Sheriff Brown said a tip led to the arrest, with no felony arrest planned. Kennedy's father Charles Kennedy faces election code violations and a bond of 25000.
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Nevada City
UPI
Rex Kennedy
Nevada County
Young Kennedy
Colfax
Sherrit Wayne Brown
Brown
Charles, Kennedy
Kennedy
Harold O 'Bechner
Kemnedy
Nevada
Couny
Ohio
Los Angeles
Judicial District
George _QCeldersleeve
Carbon Dioxide Tragedy Locks Sailors Aboard Destroyer
In San Diego Bay two sailors perished when carbon dioxide released in a closed compartment aboard the destroyer USS Cogswell. Three others, including Frederic Grinnell of Port Angeles and Wasila Berry of Salida, Calif, were treated at the naval hospital and released. Navy officials say the accident occurred in the emergency diesel generator room after crew members were inadvertently locked in. An investigation is underway under Rear Adm. Fenno as Cmdr. Gaines led the ship’s response and questioned survivors.
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San Diego
Cogswell
Bay
Pacific Fleet
Naval Hospital
Frederic Grinnell
Port Angeles
Wasi la Virne Berry
Electrcian
Salida
Calif
Gerald Jan Stark
Confrey
Mann
Navy
Frank W. Fenno
Fenno
Cmdr
Robert ¥. Gaines
Fenn
Air Education in State Seen Lax By Solons
California lawmakers scrutinize aviation education as a gap between industry needs and school offerings grows. Witnesses push for expansion of in flight courses, aviation mechanics, and flying training amid high insurance costs and limited funding. Proposes a two cent per gallon gasoline tax shift to fund programs and offset insurer burdens.
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Solons
Sacramento
UPS
Senate
California
Earl Sams
Department of Education
Sams
Jacal
Frank Lindsay
Bureau of Secondary Education
Clyde C
Tefund
Protugal
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Classified want ads offer tips on staying calm and collected this summer, inviting readers to explore Class 48 for guidance and practical advice. The note frames a light, lifestyle angle typical of short, reader-facing notices.
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