Khrushchev Turns Party Talk To China China Link Grips Headlines
Soviet Premier Khrushchev again mixes diplomacy with indiscreet humor linking Communist China to the Soviet Union as the epitome of capitalism’s burial. The veteran leader recalls earlier boisterous days and press freedom before tighter censorship and state control.
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Stanley Johnson
Associated Press
Khrushchev
Communist
China
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Moscow
Tass
Georgi Malenkov
Russia
Marshal Tito
Four Plotters Detained Over De Gaulle Assassination Plots
In Madrid four members of the French Secret Army Organization were detained as part of a broader pullback against De Gaulle opponents. Former colonel Jean Gardes was also reported arrested in Spain, with authorities tying the actions to an attempted assassination during a visit by Interior Minister Roger Frey and a recent Paris crackdown on plots against the French president.
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Madrid
Secret Army
Spain
Charles de Gaulle
Jean Gardes
de Gaulle
Paris
France
L’ecole Millaire
Algeria
Roger Frey
Second Vote For Union Is Opposed
Philadelphia AP report notes management interests and four Teamsters locals oppose recommendations for a new representation election. The Voice of the Teamsters lost by under 600 votes of 7500, with threats of force cited. Motor Transport Labor Relations Inc joins locals 107 470 312 and 331 in seeking to set aside Schauffler's recommendation.
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Philadelphia
Teamsters
Bennett Schauffler
National Labor Relations Board
Voice of the Teamsters
Voice
Delaware County
Schauffler
Motor Transport Labor Relations Inc
James J. Leyden
Dorset
Rose Ling
Kent
Miami Beach
Court Boun Sen Tt
Itl Iteamster
James R. Hofan
Boting Ad Willia
CO 194
Paling Sul
Motor Transport Lab
Bread Bar Relations Inc
Legis
Lature
jBoard
Pageant Entry Accepted for Honor to Homemakers
Contest director Bert Nevins accepted Mrs Kent's application saying the event is not a beauty contest but to honor American homemakers. The entry emphasizes purpose over glamour and highlights Mrs Kent's eligibility.
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Bert Nevins
Mrs. Kent
Negroes Stage Sit-In In Governor's Room
Six Negro parents stage a sit-in at the New Jersey State House in Englewood to press for action on school desegregation and readjustment. They planned to remain until Gov. Richard Hughes returns from vacation on February 26, while awaiting Education Department hearings and a response from the state.
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Trenton
N.J
Englewood
State House
Richard J. Hughes
Hughes
Florida
William E. Ozzard
Somerset
National Air Museum
Ward
State Education Department
Carmen Waugh
Ozzard
Barbara Kay
Lincoln School
Lawyer Sentenced in Mississippi Morals Case
In Jackson Mississippi civil rights lawyer William Higgs was convicted in absentia by twelve white jurors on a morals charge involving a 16 year old runaway. He received six months in jail and a $500 fine. defense plans a new trial and potential appeal while Higgs remains in New York to receive an award.
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Higgs
Moore
William McKinley
Dagwall II
Collegeville
New York
Freedom Riders
Mississippi
State Civil Rights Advisory Committee
University of Mississippi
Dewey Greene
Memphis, Tenn
James H. Meredith
Higes
University of Misbeing
Missippi
Harvard Law School
Owly
Blind WWI veteran dies after jail isolation
Wilmer A. Summerville, 73, a blind World War I veteran, died in a private nursing home after 46 days in Floyd County Jail when he could not access government or private care. Sheriff Joe Adams aided him. Christine Perry of a Cedartown nursing home offered free care. He passed from a heart attack, with locals sending support and a Valentine from East Rome High School. Funeral set for 4 p.m. near Rome.
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Rome
Wilmer A
Christine Perry
Cedartown
Summerville
Five Die in Bethlehem House Fire Near Steel City
Five people, including three children Edward 13 Gwendolyn 4 and Kathy 3, and Charles Fackelman 61 and his wife, were killed when a Bethlehem Steel area home burned after about 6 am. Neighbors heard an explosion. firefighters from four companies battled the blaze with no hydrants nearby. The Fackelmans resided in a wooded area east of Bethlehem.
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Bethlehem, Pa
Steel City
Here
Charles Fackelman
Edward
Gwendolyn
Kathy
Fackelman
Bethlehem Steel Co
Fackelmans
Prize Posts to Dirksen and Mundt in 88th Congress
Senate Republican leaders Mundt and Dirksen secure senior committee placements as the GOP Committee on Committees nears completion. Cooper, former ambassador to India, may chair the Space Committee. Democrats face a fraying dispute over assignments tied to anti filibuster rule support.
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Mundt
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Dirksen
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Javits
Washington
Senate
Kentucky
Everett M. Perience
Ilinois
Karl
E. Mundt
South Dakota
Cooper
India
Senate Committee On Committees
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Space Committee
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mardi Gras Queen Breaks Tradition In Adonis Ball
Alicia Dencon Harby of California reigned as the first out of state Queen of Adonis Carnival Ball in New Orleans. She sang at the ball with her husband Thornton Harby, a new element in Mardi Gras history, as Mayor Victor H. Schiro watched. The couple arrived after their California wedding amid a festive scene and a painted portrait of Harby by her husband.
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New Orleans
Alicia Dencon Harby
A' Nlerey
Calif
Mrs. Harby
Crescent City
Victor H. Schiro
Krewe of
Adonis
Edward Small
Harby
Thornton
California
Alicia
Harley
Oklahoma City
Okla
John Rowden
Johnny Lee Parker
Leroy A. Price Jr
Hilton Geer
Dalllas
Texas
Dale Harbalt
Rowden
Harbalt
Michigan State sophomore seeks six footers via ad
East Lansing reports a six foot seven inch Michigan State sophomore named Dave Steiner used the college daily to advertise for an acquaintance of a six foot or taller young woman. He has average ten calls daily and recently dated a 6-2 woman described as very nice with brown hair. In New Jersey, Atlantic Highlands officials faced sunken ice machines that failed to keep the harbor ice free. They are installing new equipment to monitor ice formation after both old devices sank.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan
State University
Dave Steiner
Grand Blanc
State News
College Daily
Chet
David
Atlantic Highlands
N.J
Snellenbergs Store Closes After 64 Years in Philadelphia
Snellenbergs Department Store in downtown Philadelphia ends operations after 64 years. Founded in 1873, the chain spokesman says negotiations are underway with a nationally known department store group to reopen on the site. President John B. Ruchalski notes plans to place employees with other retailers in the greater Philadelphia area.
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Philadelphia
Snellenbergs
John B. Ruchalski
Anka Weds Cover Girl in Paris Town Hall
Paris AP reports singer Paul Anka and model Anne de Zogheb wed in the 16th District town hall. About 100 photographers crowded the scene after the ceremony, with police briefly pushed back at the iron gate.
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Paris
Paul Anka
Anne de Zogheb
Bank 16Th District
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