Khrushchev’s Secret Economic Tour Promises World Eye Opening
In a hushed Kremlin interview, Khrushchev hints at a forthcoming tour to a city named after him Khrushchevgrad. He speaks of teaching backward nations to work and produce while avoiding dependence on handouts. A censorship review delays publication for a week.
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Stalin
Mr. Willkie
Khrushchevgrad
Mr. K
Boris Antonvitch
Pravda
Seventh graders visit capitol as empty sessions mystify visitors
A Wilmington group of 74 seventh graders toured Raleigh Saturday to find the House in nominal session only. Senator Bell and Senator Kirkman explained there was no full session, while the students learned about how the legislature operates and sang the Lord’s Prayer led by Representative Cover from Cherokee.
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Strike Ends at Harriet Henderson Cotton Mills
Henderson North Carolina AP reports the Harriet Henderson Cotton Mills ended its five month strike as orders return. Early shift resumes with a second shift to start and a third shift added next week. About 25 of 900 union members voted against a one year contract ratification, dispute over arbitration clause and seniority rights to be settled.
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Eee
Iraq Crisis Tests Kremlin Strategy From Iraq to Moscow
William L. Ryan assesses how Iraq's oil ambitions and imperial tradition may pressure Soviet leaders and provoke divisions within the Communist world. He notes 21st Congress debates over whether to ally with the national bourgeoisie in colonial states and the risk of a faster, less cautious path to revolution triggering wider consequences for Moscow and its global influence.
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Moscow
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Muscovy
Turkey
Iran
U.S.S.R
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Congress
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