Khrushchev Bitterly Denounces China in Communist Split
Soviet Premier Khrushchev harshly attacked the Chinese at a rally on the eve of Hungary’s liberation anniversary. He warned that Marxist Leninist parties would rally, emerge stronger, and lead workers to socialist and communist victories while proposing a Moscow bloc organization to exclude Beijing from decision making. He also criticized U.S. imperialism amid Cyprus, Vietnam, and Africa tensions.
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Hungary
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Moscow
Peking
Pravda
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International Communist Movement
Marx-Engels- Lenin
Leninist Road.” Khrushchev
Warsaw Pact
Communist Council For Mutual Economic Assistance
Red China
United States
Cyprus
South Viet Nam
Latin America
Africa
Kremlin
Washington
Scranton Backers Stalled on Presidential Bid
Harrisburg AP reports Governor William Scranton’s aides say there will be no movement to encourage a presidential bid. Scranton, 46, vacationing in Florida, remains noncommittal though supporters push for a draft and a loyal party unity plan for the July San Francisco convention.
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Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Scranton
Florida
San Francisco
Brief Air Strike Hits American Airlines
In New York the Transport Workers Union began a two hour stoppage against American Airlines on Friday night to protest the company failing to renew a contract with the TWA. Workers who left airports returned by morning and service was only slightly affected with some flight delays. The AFL CIO called for the action to start at 11 p.m. after the old pact expired Thursday.
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Transport Workers Union
American Airlines
Afl-Cio
TWA
Noted Stalinists expelled from Soviet Communist Party
Three long prominent Stalinists are ousted from the Soviet Communist Party. Former Premier Georgi Malenkov former Premier V M Molotov and Lazar Kaganovich lost top posts after Khrushchev's rise. Pravda Friday disclosed their expulsion as part of the anti party purge.
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Soviet Communist Party
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V. M. Molotov
Lazar Kaganovich
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Molotov
Soviet Union
Malenkov
Kaganovich
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Siberia
Mikhail Suslov
Suslov
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Cheating Alleged Shuts Las Vegas Silver Slipper
Nevada gaming agents raided the Silver Slipper on a Friday night and closed the casino for alleged cheating by crooked dice. About two dozen officers sealed 10 table games and 105 slot machines while a puzzled tourist crowd watched patrons rush to redeem chips as rumors spread of possible worthless money.
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Nevada
State Gaming Control Board
Anchorage Quake Jolt Repeats Tremors Across South Central
An aftershock in Anchorage, the second in a week, rattled downtown streets as workers fled buildings. Police reported no casualties or major damage while the quake, 7.5 on the Richter scale, was felt across Fairbanks to Cordova and followed a deadly Good Friday quake. Civil Defense set up hot lines to monitor regional safety.
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Alaska
Temblor
University of Washington Seismograph
Fairbanks
Juneau
Yakutat
Kodiak
Seward
Valdez
Cordova
Anchorage Daily Times
Alaska quake spurs lottery idea for Alaska relief
Philadelphia judge suggests federal lottery with no income tax on winnings to aid Alaska earthquake recovery. He proposes $1 and $2 tickets funded by Anchorage areas, while Juneau acts on Governor Egan's request for a $50 million emergency bond. Senate committee plans quick action.
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Alaska
Leo Weinrott
Juneau
William A. Egan
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
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