Khrushchev Denounces Liberal Art As Bourgeois Perversions
In Moscow Premier Khrushchev tells Soviet writers and artists their works are weapons of class struggle and rejects Western abstract art. He asserts Socialist realism cannot coexist with bourgeois trends and attacks anti Stalinist bursts while defending Ilya Ehrenburg and confirming party control over artists.
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Soviet Union
Stalin
Tass
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Ilya Ehrenburg
Ehrenburg
Leonid Ilyichev
Chrenburg
Syria Revo Leaders Push For Arab Unity With Nasser
Arab unity remains Syria’s goal after a military coup ousted Premier el Azem and formed a Baath dominated cabinet. The Revolutionary Command praised Nasser’s recognition and signaled closer ties while unsure on a full reunion.
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Syria
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Khaled el 'Azem
Nasser Nasser
Iraq
Jordan
Algeria
Nasser
National Council of the Revolutionary Command
Who Rules In Russia Khrushchev or a Kremlin Collective
A Moscow dispatch surveys power in the Soviet Union amid questions of whether Nikita Khrushchev rules alone a committee or a collective. Diplomats debate influence including Khrushchev and his inner circle with Mrs Nina Khrushchev noted to sway him. The piece references Stalin’s legacy and Stalingrad’s anniversary as context, and signals follow up on page 10A.
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Kremlin
Soviet Union
Russia
Joseph Stalin
Stalingrad
Volgograd
Rockefeller Denounces Kennedy Plan in Wisconsin Rally
New York Governor Rockefeller, visiting Milwaukee, labels President Kennedy's economic program a failure and proposes a five point alternative. He hints at candidacy uncertainty for 1964 while rallying conservatives alongside Goldwater and Wiley. He notes a warmer reception than five years ago and discusses unity within the Wisconsin Republican scene.
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New York
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Milwaukee
York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kennedy
De Gaulle Defied By Miners In France Crisis
France faced a coal strike as about 170000 miners rejected Premier Pompidou’s plea to end the eight day walkout. Union leaders demanded an 11 percent raise and a 40 hour week, while the government offered 5.7 percent over a year and a future pay review.
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France
Charles de Gaulle
Georges Pompidou
Pompidou
Douai
Lorraine
Monsiur Pompidou
Barnett urges state unity to curb federal encroachments
Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett urged states to form a common front against federal encroachments at a Phi Delta Phi banquet in Raleigh. He praised North Carolina for delaying ratification until the Bill of Rights was assured and called for restoration of constitutional government, warning time is late but not too late.
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Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Law School
Barnett
Phi Delta Phi
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Duke University
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Raleigh-Durham
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Mississippi Highway Patrol
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Sanford
Dave Robinson
Miami
Fla
Duke
North Carolina
Couple Is Convicted Of Murder In Savage Motel Plot
San Francisco AP report details Iva Kroeger and her husband Ralph found guilty of two murders tied to a motel takeover. Handwriting evidence from an FBI agent helped secure conviction amid a lengthy trial. Each faces possible death in the gas chamber as jurors weighed motive and pattern of theft.
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Kroeger
Iva Kroeger
Ralph
Arneson
Yakima
Wash
Santa Rosa
Fire destroys vacant Starr Court house as neighbors notice blaze
Firefighters responded shortly after 9 30 PM to a Starr Court residence where the unoccupied single story frame house next door was engulfed in flames. The roof collapsed and flames swept trees nearby as crews extinguished the fire within about 20 minutes. Neighbors said flames were visible through the windows and interior was gutted. no cause is yet determined and the property is believed owned by Howard Newton of Prospect Street.
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National Council
Ba'ath
Salah Bitar
Nasser
Egypt
Starr Court
Legislature Page 6-A Congress Jealous of Expense Accounts
Red Cross at Century Mark highlights on Page 12-B and related notes on Page 3-D.
Soviet propaganda offensive aims to split U.S. from Europe
The Soviet Union presses a two edged line to widen the Atlantic Alliance split by attacking U.S. policies on Vietnam and nuclear talks while signaling troop withdrawals from Cuba. High level talks with Vatican figures and Mindszenty’s asylum add to a broader Kremlin strategy amid Western uncertainty.
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Washington
Soviet Union
United States
Atlantic Alliance
Moscow
Red Star
U.S
South Viet Nam
Tass
Dean Rusk
West
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Europe
Khrushchev
John XXII
Alexei Adzhubei
Rome
Vatican
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Budapest
U S Sees Syrian Coup as Moderate Shift in Middle East
U S experts view the Damascus coup as broadly oriented toward Arab unity rather than toward Egypt alone. Washington shows little opposition to recognizing the new regime, with diplomatic ties expected after standard preliminaries and assurances on international commitments.
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U. S
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Damascus
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