Khrushchev Seeks to Smooth Rift With Tito
A long running Yugoslav Soviet split resurfaces as Khrushchev presses Tito to reconcile while Titoism and East German recognition set against Moscow. The Belgrade Congress enunciates limits on Soviet primacy and criticizes both Warsaw Pact and NATO. Khrushchev may patch the disagreement, valuing Tito's leverage yet fearing renewed revolt.
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East Germany
United States
Communist Party
Yalta
Tito Paradox and the One Party System Debate
George Sokolsky analyzes Tito's Belgrade speech and argues the Western view of elections misreads Yugoslav socialism. He critiques localism, political corruption, and the dangers of entrenched leaders while praising communal masses over party centers.
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Adenauer
West Germany
Tito
Yugoslavia
East Germany
Morrie Ryskind
Kashmir dispute mirrors Cold War tensions and stalled talks
Editorial notes Kashmirs legend of eternal spring belied by a decade of India Pakistan rivalry. It details UN mediation attempts, Nehrus rejection of Graham proposals, and the strategic, hard to reach terrain. The piece highlights the broader impact on bilateral relations and regional tensions.
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Indian Subcontinent
India
Pakistan
United Nations
Frank P. Graham
North Carolina
U.N
Nehru
Minnesota
Subcontinent
Tibet
China
Afghanistan
Soviet Union
Kashmir dispute hinges on faith and nations
The Kashmir conflict centers on Muslim majority rule vs Indian unity with Pakistan's claim. India cites 1947 accession and plebiscite talks stalled by both sides. Arms race harms development, while U.S. aid to Pakistan vexes New Delhi.
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Kashmir
India
Pakistan
Nehru
U. N. Security Council
United States
North Carolina Dealers Gauge Political Mood at Pinehurst
North Carolina automobile dealers gathered at Pinehurst reflect a cautious, independent stance. They back Governor Hodges and Senator Jordan but oppose factional scrapping and special taxes targeting auto interests. They seek stable governance and resist retailer-specific tax priorities.
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Pinehurst
Excel
Ralph Winkler
Boone
Highway Commission
Umstead
Fred
Frank Deaton
Statesville
Cumberland
Jordan
Hodges
Everett Jordan
United States Senate
Kerr Scott
Prac
Senate
Early Brantley
Polk County
Clifton Blue
Moore County
Aberdeen
Frank Graham
Scott
Graham
Democratic Executive Committee
L. Y. (Stag) Ballen
Humphrey dodges dog and debates Guilford seats in 4th district race
Greensboro reports Hubert Humphrey avoided a fenced yard and a hostile dog while pursuing one of Guilford County's four House seats. The scene coexists with GOP incumbents Kemp and Hunt leading toward three seats, Turner challenging for the fourth amid local political commentary.
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Hubert Humphrey
Greensboro
Guilford
Humphrey
Ed Kemp
Joe Hunt
Thomas Turner
Turner
Hodges
Tom
Notable quotes on education, science and society
A collection of public domain statements from figures like Dr. Earl L. Butz and Nikita Khrushchev on abundance, science education, nuclear testing, and motivation. The remarks span farming policy education discipline in schools and the social acceptability of humor and politics within a changing world.
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Helen) Anderson
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Purdue University
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