Khrushchev Uneasy About West Germany
Moscow report says Khrushchev sleeps easy regarding the Americans but worries about Germany. Einaudi quotes the premier on border disputes and a “climate of revanchism” in West Germany, noting Adenauer’s shift away from force and Erhard’s changing stance.
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Khrushchev
Julio Einaudi
Turin
Einaudi
Germany
West Germany
France
United States
Italy
England
Konrad Adeenauer
Ludwig Erhard
China
Winston Churchill
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Glenn urges sustained space program beyond Soviet pace
Valley Forge AP astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. says continued full-scale space exploration will pay off in the future and should not become a race to reach the moon first. He plans to campaign for the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate from Ohio after leaving the Marines February 29. Glenn received the George Washington Award from the Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge Military Academy, with a plaque and $5,000.
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Valley Forge
John H. Glenn Jr
United States
Glenn
U.S
Ohio
Space
Red Marshals say U S cannot win in any war
Two Soviet marshals on Armed Forces Day declare the United States an aggressive power seeking to dodge disarmament pacts. They boast Soviet rocketry leads and say Russians would win in any war, reflecting a familiar yearly pattern amid Khrushchev’s reportedly greater concern about Germany than the United States.
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Moscow
United States
U.S
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Georgia approves two Atlanta seats in heated redistricting
After a chaotic 40 day session the Georgia House narrowly approved a reapportionment plan that gives the Atlanta metropolitan area two U.S. House seats for the first time. Gov. Carl E. Sanders campaigned for the plan as opponents led by Rep. Denmark Groover charged the move dismembers the 6th District and warned of court challenges amid large population variances.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Carl EB. Sanders
Denmark Groover
Bibb County
Groover
Sanders
Carl Vinson
U.S. Supreme Court
J Court
King Paul Recovering In Athens
King Paul of Greece shows signs of progress after a four hour operation to relieve a stomach and intestine opening issue caused by an ulcer. Six doctors, including British specialists Sir Stanford Cade and EF G Muir, reported a quiet day and improving condition with hopes for further gains in two to three days.
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Greece
Paul
Nicholas Tsamboulas
Tatoi
Stanford Cade
EF. G. Muir
London
Alexander Manos
Thomas Doxiades
Tsamboulas
Kidnapping Case Faces Court Tug of War and Delays
Monroe North Carolina reports a tense sequence in a kidnapping case involving Walter Brock and co defendants. Judge Brock denies venue changes. defense complains of press coverage while all three defendants plead not guilty and await trial.
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Cleveland
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Walter Brock
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Long-Liye
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Harold Reape
Joe Negroes
John C. Low
Crowder
Reape
Lowry
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Robert Wilwomen
Willie Mae Mallory
Macon
Barry
Walter 5. Haffner
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New Carolina
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