Conference Proves No One Red Holds Reins
NEA reports from Geneva describe Bulganin and Khrushchev as rival figures in the Soviet leadership. The piece argues no single Kremlin ruler dominates and that Stalin’s legacy leaves a pool of uneasy successors. Western leaders gain a chance to judge the men who steer 800 million in the Red bloc.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Vyacheslav Molotov
Georgi Zhukov
Moscow
Bulganin
Josef Stalin
Sean Bulganin
Aettlemen
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Khrushchev
Yugoslavia
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Kiburo
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Perle Mesta defuses riot at Saigon hotel confrontation
In Saigon thousands of anti Communist students attacked the Hotel Majestic during a protest against the Indian Polish Canadian armistice commission. Perle Mesta addressed the mob and prevented entry as rioters damaged the hotel and targeted her suite.
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South Viet Nam
Perle Mesta
Saigor
Singapore
Hotel Gallieni
Majestic
Gallieni
Armistice Commission
Geneva
Ngo Dinh Diem
Commission
Viet Nam
Legendary Oil Magnate Gulbenkian Dies at 86
Lisbon Portugal Calouste Sarkis Gulbenkian legendary oil magnate and one of the world s richest men died today at 86 after illness since January He shunned publicity and lived quietly at the Hotel Aviz He built one of the world s valuable art collections and left behind a vast fortune known as Mr G or Mr Five Per Cent The report notes his quiet life and massive wealth.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Calouste Sarkis Gulbenkian
Gulbenkian
Aviz
Mr. G
Iraq Petroleum Co
Nown
Art Collee
Meer
Rodman Endorses Plan for Segregated Schools Next Year
North Carolina Attorney General William B. Rodman says communities may run segregated public schools next school year if they begin dispatching studies of segregation problems. He cites a three judge Richmond Virginia court and a Columbia South Carolina hearing as supporting that plan not to interfere with this year's operations. He notes it cannot be changed mid term and that full plans cannot be ready before September 1956.
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Raleigh
William B. Rodman
North Carolina
Dispatch
Rodman
Richmond
Virginia
Columbia
S. C
U.S. Supreme Court
Richmond Court
High Court
Roidman
Two Greenville hitchhikers held in fatal Nashville stabbing
Nashville police investigated the stabbing death of taxi driver Maurice Berkovitz 33 in a drive-in restaurant incident. Two Greenville sisters Alice Lee 24 and Jeanette Lee 19 were arrested in Knoxville after aiding the attack and were held for Nashville authorities.
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Nashville
Tenn
Greenville
S.C
Knoxville
Maurice Berkovitz
Alice Lee
Jeanette Lee
Sammie Odum
Berkovitz
Odum
Tom Cartwright
John Cole
Attorney General’s Office
Itchy Pimples Kill Romance
Many romances end due to scratching skin blemishes such as pimples eczema and blotches. Peterson's Ointment offers fast relief with one application guaranteed or your money back. Also advertised for tired cracked feet.
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Peterson
Vaccinated Individuals Among North Carolina Polio Cases
The State Board of Health reported 20 polio cases last week in North Carolina, including three people who had received the Salk vaccine. No paralysis occurred in these three, with onset 48 to 79 days after vaccination, suggesting no link between vaccination and illness. Total cases for the year reached 72 by July 16, down from 77 the prior year, with outbreaks scattered except Rockingham at 14 cases.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
State Board of Health
Rockingham
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