Suslov rises in Kremlin power amid Sino clash
George Syvertsen profiles Mikhail Suslov 61, the dour Soviet ideologue now seen as Khrushchev's top aide. He oversees much of the party machinery and faces July 5 talks with China, shaping day to day strategy and the Soviet stance amid Beijing tensions.
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George Syvertsen
Moscow
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Mikhail Andreyevich Suslov
Frol R. Kozlov
Suslov
Kozlov
Des
Peking
United States
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Jones Attacks U S Agencies Over Water Pollution
Rep Robert E Jones D Ala accuses federal agencies and Congress of polluting the nations waterways. He chairs a House committee studying ways to avert a potential water shortage noting 18 federal units with 1 003 facilities discharge untreated sewage or chemical wastes into streams and land across states.
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Washington
Robert E. Jones
D-Ala
Jones
Congress
Hong Kong Faces Water Shortage Crisis Amid Drought
Hong Kong, facing the worst drought in its history, contends with dwindling reservoirs and a 30 day water supply. Residents endure four hour service days, while police guard hydrants and rationing looms. Refugees and migrants suffer as businesses decline and queues lengthen for scarce water.
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Hong Kong
Royal Observatory
Observatory
Red China
Sampan
Rome Carriage Drivers Endure in Changing Rome
AP reports Rome still hosts 120 carriage drivers, a dwindling band once 3,500 taxis in 1918. Subsidies boost off season work, supporting drivers and horses as tourism rises with Easter. The piece recalls 1903 Pope Leo XIII illness and Angelo Roncalli, later Pope John XXIII, noting higher costs affect the trade today.
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Rome
Leo XIII
Leo
Angelo Roncalli
Pope John XXII
Pope John
Heart Fails New York Publisher Dies at 50
Obituary for Orvil E. Dryfoos president and publisher of the New York Times who died at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center after a heart attack following a brief illness. He led the paper through a recent strike and had served as Times head since 1961 after succeeding Arthur Hays Sulzberger.
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Orvil E. Dryfoos
The
New York Times
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Times
Dryfoos
Washington
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
the Times
Arthur Hays Sulzberger
Sulzberger
Dartmouth College
Jack A. Dryfoos
Manhattan
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Marian
Two Husbands Named For New Broadway Musical Jennie
Two leading men Den nis O Keefe and Robin Bailey join the Broadway musical Jennie as the heroine’s two husbands. The show draws on Laurette Taylor’s early career and uses elements from lurid road company melodramas.
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New York
Mary Martin
Jennie
Dennis O’keefe
Robin Bailey
Laurette Taylor
Corsage Pin Trick Prevents Pricks and Slips
A simple tip helps anchor corsages: slide a small pencil eraser over the pin tip to prevent pricking and keep the corsage securely in place for wearers and events.
Afghanistan and the Cold War Courage in a Remote Front
Afghanistan maintained its independence amid pressure from both the Soviet bloc and the West. The late 1950s saw Afghanistan seek US arms but Washington declined as Pakistan and Afghanistan clashed on the frontier. Moscow supplied tanks fighters and economic aid exceeding five hundred million dollars.
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Russia
West
United States
Secondghanistan
Afghanistan
Ing
Washington
Pakistan
India
Lo Wton
Totas
Mohammad Daoud
Moscow
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