Khrushchev SignalsWest Berlin Troop Gap Eased
Soviet Premier Khrushchev stated there are no objections to Western powers and perhaps neutral states keeping a minimum garrison in West Berlin and proposed transforming the city into a free entity. He spoke at a mass rally in East Berlin and discussed a peaceful negotiated solution with Erich Ollenhauer.
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UPI
Nikita
Khrushchev
Russia
West Berlin
East Berlin
West
United Nations
United States
Britain
France
Erich Olienhauer
Olenhauer
Rain May Halt Fair Weather Forecast Uncertain
Forecasters warn that rain could disrupt the fair as a weakening front along the Washington coast brings cloudiness and light showers cast toward the Bay Area. Cooler conditions expected with possible sprinkles in the far north tonight, and a generally unsettled pattern into the middle of the week.
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Washington
Bay Area
Paint-Thinner Jag Kills 24 in Monterrey
MONTERREY Mexico UP The death toll from last week's paint thinner jag rose to 24 soldiers and migrant workers killed with 41 others hospitalized in serious condition. Victims drank from a denatured alcohol drain intended for thinning paint as a truck passed through Monterrey last week. Local authorities found the drum on a lot between an army post and a migrant farm workers recruitment center.
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Monterrey
Mexico
UPT
Prayer for Today in the Beauty of Holiness
A devotional prayer asks God to help worship in holiness and to notice even a sparrow's fall. The speaker humbly claims God's blessings while acknowledging unworthiness to bear his name.
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God
Soviet Schools’ Weak Spots Revealed by American Educators
Ruth Dunbar reports twelve eye witness accounts from American educators who studied the Soviet Union’s schooling. They describe old fashioned classrooms yet a science centered, demanding curriculum and strict drill methods. Despite rigid discipline, Russian children appeared unpressed and curious outside class.
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Moscow
Sputnik
Comparative Education Society
Soviet Union
Soviet Students and Education Debate Across Nations
A fragment from a report contrasts Soviet and American schooling focusing on indoctrination, discipline, and the quality of education. Officials in Moscow and Leningrad criticize math and English prep, while the Kruschev proposal to shift students toward work prompts wider educational debate. Continued on Page 2.
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Russia
Ain
Moscow University
Engilsh
University of Leningrad
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Nikita S. Kruchchev
America
Sputnik
Johnny
Eden Hospital to pause large staff cuts after fourDismissed
Eden Personnel Ax Put Aside for Awhile reports that Eden Hospital will pause major layoffs after four staffers were dismissed and a fifth resigned in the first round of economy measures. A new administrator is to be hired by April 1 with decisions on replacements tied to recommendations from management consultant August Koenig and the incoming chief.
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Eden Hospital
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C. D. Moeer
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Eleanore Muller
Virginia L. Toomey
Wanda Loftis
Mar- Ruerite. Belz
Theyere
Moser
Homedis
Kroeger
San Francisco
Muller
Toomey
Belz
Koenig
Ravel
Ex Nazi Leader Erich Koch Sentenced to Death
In Poland a wartime sentencing crowned the long war crimes tribunal as former Nazi gauleiter Erich Koch was condemned to death for the murder of 76,000 Poles and 200,000 Jews. His wife Hse Koch was also convicted of war crimes amid accounts of slave labor deportations village burnings and executions.
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Poland
UPI
Erich Koch
Europe
Koch
Hse
Macmillan in Paris For De Gaulle Talks
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan arrives in Paris to press De Gaulle on Western unity over Berlin and Soviet troop withdrawal as he tours Western capitals. He plans to seek French backing for a hard line on Russia while promoting a broader NATO stance with Adenauer and other leaders.
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Paris
de Gaulle
UPI
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Charles de Gaulle
de Baum
Berlin
Ey TV
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Kremlin
Selwyn Lloyd
Michel Debre
Bonn
Ottawa
Washington
Konrad Adenauer
West Berlin
Russia
Graham Blasts Moral Apathy in Melbourne Rally
Evangelist Billy Graham addressed about 30,000 at Melbourne Stadium praising the Soviet Union's morals while United States communicants faced apathy. He argued Communists outpaced Western societies in moral revival and urged renewed zeal.
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Melbourne
Australia
UPD
Billy Graham
Stowgrounds
Soviet Union
U S Awaits More Details On Iraqi Uprising
Washington reports the State Department seeks fuller information on a new Iraqi revolutionary attempt. Diplomats assess whether the movement threatens regional stability while noting evolving ties among Iraq, the United Arab Republic, and allied factions.
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U.S
Washington
State Department
Iraq
Middle East
Abdul
Karin Kassem
United Arab Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
UAR
Four Year Draft Extension Approved by Armed Services Panel
Washington UPI The Senate Armed Services Committee unanimously approved a four year extension of the military draft law. Chairman Richard B. Russell said action on proposals to correct injustices for men who have served and then remain in the reserve or National Guard was deferred.
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UPI
Sevente Armed Services Committee
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
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