Campaign Takes Dramatic Turn Against Stalin Writings
Moscow reports show Anastas Mikoyan at the 20th Congress blasting Stalin’s political and economic works. He criticized the 1918 Revolution heroes, urged critical study of Marxist limits, and praised collective leadership over one man rule. Khrushchev set the tone with a sweeping keynote.
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Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Anastas Mikoyan
Soviet Communist Party
Thaenaand Hishdananead
eyerCu
Vane Veuveen
Stalin
Mikoyan
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
U.S.S.R
Communist Party
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
France
Totalin
Cure For Colds In Sight Says Medical Expert
New York reports a medical expert predicts the common cold may be largely solved in five years. Dr. John S. Dingle of Western Reserve School of Medicine spoke at a symposium for the Common Cold Foundation, saying a new drug could prevent a type of cold virus more effectively than a vaccine.
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New York
John S. Dingle
Western Reserve School of Medicine
Cleveland
Common Cold Foundation
Gas Measure Kept Alive By Ike's Veto
President Eisenhower vetoed the natural gas bill for this year but endorsed its principles, keeping the measure alive for future Congress. Critics accused lobby influence while supporters pushed for exemption from direct federal controls.
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Ike
WASHINGTON /P
Eisenhower
Congress
Sen
Kerr
D-Okla
Truman
Senate
Howard B. Keck
Superior Oil Co
California
Fulbright
D-Ark
Rep
Harris
Priest
D-Tenn
House Commerce Committee
Bender
Ohio
Case
Philip
S. D
Sesthowez
Kefauver Assails Eisenhower on Rural Electrification Policy
Sen Kefauver accused the Eisenhower administration of an insidious attack on the rural electrification program during a speech to the Southwestern Minnesota Electric Cooperative. He outlined steps to curb REA funds, slow projects, and push private power, as part of a plan to undermine federal power and TVA, while campaigning for the Democratic presidential nomination with Adlai Stevenson in Minnesota.
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Pipestone
Minn
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Eisenhower
Southwestern Minnesota Electric Cooperative
Adlai Stevenson
Minnesota
Stevenson
Rural Electrification Administration
Tennessee Democrat
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
REA
Second Major Military Plane Crash In 24 Hours Kills 38
An executive from East Biltmore Water Co. was released after questioning in the death of Otis Taylor 38 found prowling at his home. Sheriff Brown noted Taylor had a hammer and jewelry on him and said autopsy would determine Mrs. Ramsey 70 died. she was found in a bathtub with water.
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Asheville
Laurence E. Brown
Dc. W. Ramsey
Otis Taylor
Ramsey
Brown
San Francisco Bay Area
Tracy
Alameda Naval Air Station
el Toro
Camp Pendleton Marine Bases
California
Treasure Island Navy Base
Camp, Pendleton
Maj
Alexander Watson
Santa Ana
Calif
Europe Suffers New Deaths as Cold Grips Continent
Europe’s freezing spell adds nine deaths, lifting the three week toll to at least 627. Italy reports five frozen deaths, Germany two, Austria two, with Rome’s heaviest snow in memory. Dozens of Italian villages remain isolated amid relief efforts. Paris records its coldest Feb 18 on record.
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London
Europe
Italy
Germany
Austria
Rome
England
France
Turkey
Yugoslavia
Britain
Denmark
Greece
Holland
Spain
Portugal
Switzerland
Belgium
Sweden
Poland
Norway
Spanish
Morocco
Libya
Iron Curtain
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Paris
Vienna
Rhine
British Queen and Soviet Leaders Set for April Meeting
Britain plans a royal meeting with Soviet Premier Bulganin and Communist Party chief Khrushchev during their eight day England visit in April. The officials will lunch with Queen Elizabeth II at Windsor Castle and with Prince Philip. Prime Minister Eden has shared the program for Moscow's approval as Scotland Yard and Secret Service organize a tight schedule with round the clock security. Exiles plan protests but security remains tight with up to 50 hand picked Yard officers.
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London
Britain
Bulgaria
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Elizabeth II
England
Windsor Castle
Duke of Edinburgh
Eden
Moscow
Scotland Yard
Secret Service
Iron Curtain
Bulganin
Boston Mayor Warns of Outmoded Civil Defense
Mayor John B. Hynes says Soviet missiles could reach Boston in 30 minutes and that civilian defense plans are outmoded. He cites a 1500-strong bomber fleet and 400 submarines as part of a consuming threat, urging updated emergency measures and evacuation plans.
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Boston
John B. Hynes
Soviet
Russia
Hynes
Washington
War Department
Eisenhower
National Civilian Defense Advisory Committee
U.S. Conference of Mayors
American Municipal Assn
Secretary of Defense
United States
Stevenson Charges Nixon Smear Campaign Against Peace
Adlai E Stevenson accused Vice President Nixon and Republican operatives of a smile and smear tactic to foster a false peace. He blasted U S policy as warlike, cited 40 billion dollars spent on peace, and described Nixon as the chief Republican hatchetman while warning of Soviet influence and rising tensions globally. He urged truth about international life.
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Salt Lake City
Adlai E. Stevenson
Nixon
Orote
Stevenson
France
Germany
Formosa
Middle East
Plane crash in Malta kills all aboard Air Charter
The War Office announced a chartered private plane carrying British soldiers and dependents crashed on takeoff at Luqa Airport Malta. Fifty people were aboard. 45 British servicemen and five crew members died. The plane was owned by Scottish Airlines.
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London
War Office
Malta
Britain
Luqa
Mediterranean
Scottish Airlines
Ministry of Civil Aviation
Marine transport plane crash near Oakland kills 38
A Marine Corps RD5 transport crashed just below a foggy ridge near Oakland, killing all 38 aboard. It followed another Bay Area air disaster a day earlier as a B52 exploded over Tracy, with 4 dead and 4 rescued.
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Thomas McCullough
Holy Rosary Church
Decoto
Calif
Marine Corps
Alameda Naval Air Station
Oakland
Farmers Asked To Back Plan
DES MOINES Secretary of Agriculture Benson urged a thousand plus audience to back the Eisenhower farm program to pass it quickly and take effect this year to ease farm distress and raise farmer income. He praised the Senate Agriculture Committee for the soil bank plan but lamented a revival of 90 percent wartime emergency supports and warned against price fixing as a solution.
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Des Moines
Benson
National Farm Institute
anti-Benson
Senate Agriculture Committee
Hunt for missing bodies continues at Lake Lure
A large search including Navy divers from Charleston intensified the hunt for three Whitney County youths missing in Lake Lure since last Sunday. Mike Waldrop, 20, was recovered yesterday in about 60 feet of water, 250 yards off shore near their camp. He wore jeans and a shirt with no shoes, suggesting he removed them to aid a companion. This recovery provides the first concrete evidence of the youths' fate since the search began Monday morning.
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Watson
Oakland Municipal
Naval Air Station
Niles
San Francisco Bay
Transocean Air Lines
United Air Lines
Ray Stephens
el Toro
12Th Naval District
Treasure Island
Owensboro
Eastern Airlines
Air Force
Col
Patrick Fleming
Lake Lure
N. C
Navy
Charleston
8. C
Whitney
Mike Waldrop
Waldrop
Larry Moore
Jimmy Israel
Sunday Enterprise preview teases color TV and local features
The Sunday Enterprise highlights tomorrow's color TV story amid lukewarm adoption in High Point. It also previews a new feature on newlyweds at Presbyterian Home and a note on Olympic attire changes led by a High Point attorney. The issue covers warehousing by National Food Stores and a profile of local movers plus plans for city golf course integration.
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Color TV
Sunday Enterprise
High Point
Jim Thornton
Presbyterian Home
Salisbury
Met
AAU
Enterprise
National Food Stores, Inc
Carolinas
Hutchens
Munipal
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