Moscow Peasants Market Shows Private Trade Survives
Visitors observe a sprawling Moscow peasants market where private sellers set prices for meat and produce amid scarce supplies. Despite government stores with fixed prices, buyers pay high rates for cucumbers apples pears and potatoes as winter shortages persist.
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Soviet Union
United States
Europe
Caucasus
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Central Committee
Fort Lauderdale Seeks Mardi Gras Style Beach Festival
Fort Lauderdale plans a citywide effort to transform spring break crowding into a major youth festival after rioting last year. A committee led by Dr. Clem Bininger evaluates causes from the movie Where the Boys Are to a shortage of dates and unruly crowds. City officials aim to channel student energy into a safe, organized event with community support and planning.
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Canadians Enter Heated Swinging Election Race
In Ottawa the campaign grows hotter as opposition charges Prime Minister John Diefenbaker with a Nazi-like lie and Tory critics accuse Lester Pearson of being soft on communism. The Liberal leader defends democracy amid a volatile national race ahead of summer or fall elections.
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John Diefenbaker
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Keith Davey
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Nasser’s Rising Leanings Shake Middle East Power
The AP report notes Gamal Abdel Nasser’s strengthened grip at home and growing influence with Washington and Moscow. He buys MIG21 jets, seeks U.S. aid, hosts Bowles McGovern and Mason, and faces Sunni and Shiite rivals while pushing an Arab Socialist state and risking regional tensions over Israel and water projects.
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Middle East
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Washington
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George S. ‘McGovern
Edward Mason
Harold Beeley
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Colombia Electing Congress Amid Tense Civil History
In Colombia voters prepare to elect 184 representatives and 98 senators as a coalition system blends Conservatives and Liberals. A Conservative president will be chosen in May to follow Liberal Alberto Lleras Camargo amid fears of renewed instability and violence in the Andes.
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Latin America
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Eichmann Seeks Last Chance On 56th Birthday
Adolf Eichmann awaits the Israeli Supreme Court ruling on his death sentence appeal from Ramleh Prison. The justices convene soon to decide whether the former Gestapo official remains condemned, with clemency possible from President Itzhak Ben-Zvi.
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Supreme Court
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Ramleh
Argentina
Itzhak
Ben-Zvi
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