Reds Praise on Khrushchev India Tour Draws Crowds
In Bangalore on November 3 the Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev tour drew praise from state governors and mayors as Indians welcomed the Russians. Observers note mass reception reflecting a favorable view of Soviet government while Congress leaders say Indians will not abandon democracy and fear no Communist surge.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Bhakra-Nangal Dam
New Delhi
India
Bangalore
U. S
Sutlej
Russia
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Nehru
Congress
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Negro says he was shot by white men in Belzoni
Gus Courts 63 says white men fired from a parked automobile outside his rural Belzoni grocery last night. He was taken to Mound Bayou hospital where he described the assailants as white men. Sheriff Ike Shelton noted a witness saw a man in the driver seat and a woman shopper offered limited details. The incident follows tensions in Humphreys County.
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Belzoni
Miss
National Assn. For
Advancement of
Colored People
Gus Courts
NAACP
Mound Bayou
Humphreys County
Ike Shelton
Luton
Ian
Bolivar
Williams attacks Moderation in Denver Speech
G Mennen Williams of Michigan derides Adlai Stevenson's moderation stance in a Denver talk to Democrats. He accuses party moderates of cowardice and urges bold action, invoking Patrick Henry and contrasting with Stevenson and Harriman who oppose a moderated line.
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Colo
Mennen Williams
Mich
Wae
Poate Son
Chicago
Michigan
Williams
New York
Averell Harriman
Kingsland
Stevenson
Harriman
Democratic Party
Patrick Henry
John L Lewis to testify in union welfare probe heard in Senate
John L Lewis head of the United Mine Workers will testify before a Senate Labor subcommittee in a Monday hearing resuming a two year study of union welfare program administration. The probe questions safeguards for health and pension funds with about 100 million dollars in reserves and more than 100 million spent yearly.
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John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Senate Labor Subcommittee
Sen
Douglas
D-Ill
Lewis
Miners’ Welfare and Retirement Fund
Mine Workers’ Fund
AFL United Auto Workers Union
CIO
United Auto Workers
Afl-Uaw
Angelo Incisco
Chicago
Athony Doria
Quadruplets Born To Young Ohio Mother
In Bellevue Ohio a 25 year old woman Margaret Briehl gave birth to four daughters. One baby died about 13 hours after birth while the other three were reported doing fine. The mother and infant details are provided with weights and no names yet.
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Bellevue
Ohio
Margaret Brieh
Martin Brieh! Jr
Jimmy
Briehl
Rin Briehl
Capitol Hill weighs defense after Soviet atomic blast
Senator Wiley urged early congressional session with Joint Chiefs to review U S continental defense and avert an atomic Pearl Harbor. He pressed for UN action to assess atmospheric impact of multiple nuclear tests and called for intensified international safeguards.
Turbulent debates loom at White House education conference
Washington hosts the first White House education conference with 2000 delegates. Vice President Nixon to give the keynote. The main issue feared to trigger conflict is federal aid for education amid six key questions on school goals efficiency building staff and public interest.
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White House
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Gateburg
Nixon
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Selma
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Guten
RNY
Jumbo Crossword Starts In Next Sunday's Paper
Puzzle fans get a new weekly feature in the Sunday Enterprise with an extra large crossword. The makers claim it targets the average fan with solvable yet challenging word play and a formula designed to entertain Sunday readers.
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Margaret Farrar
New York Times
Sunday Enterprise
America
Mies Thomas Meektee
Ler
Archie Kreilanean Mith
New Sunday Enterprise
Eisenhower weighs new conflict of interest rules
President Eisenhower may issue an executive order on WOCs without compensation tied to private interests. An Atty. Gen. aide drafts rules aligning with Defense Production Act amendments requiring federal employees to disclose financial ties within 60 days. Two officials resigned after investigations into ongoing company interests.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Congress
Stanley N. Barnes
Harold E. Talbott Akso
Air Force
Peter A. Strobel
Addi
Hugh D. Cross Jeans
Interstate Ree Commission
Senate
Chicago
Cross
House
Eisenhower Backed by Truman and Sen Sparkman in Foreign Policy Debate
President Eisenhower supports Democratic calls to make foreign policy a campaign issue. Truman says Geneva spirit should not become politics, while Senator Sparkman predicts foreign policy will dominate next year’s race. George urges a nonpartisan path despite 1956 party contest.
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Associated Press
Eisenhower
Geneva
George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
New York Herald Tribune
White House
Murray Snyder
White
Truman
Roosevelt
Irish Terrorists Fail In Effort To Seize Arms
ROSLEA Northern Ireland Nov 26 A dozen terrorists raided a Royal Ulster Constabulary bar 200 yards from the border to seize arms. Eight pajama clad police repelled a 30 minute gun battle, leaving one attacker dead and another wounded as the raiders fled to the Irish Republic with some weapons left behind. The incident is linked to the IRA campaign demanding union of Northern Ireland with the republic.
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Roslea
Northern Ireland
Royal Ulster Constabulary
Themelf
Irish Republic
Te Trish Rean Army
Britain
IRA
Republic
Soviets announce their most powerful hydrogen bomb
The Soviet Union said it recently exploded its most powerful hydrogen device, claiming the blast was conducted at great height to avoid radiation. Khrushchev had estimated a yield of one million tons of TNT, aligning with but differing from U.S. figures. The test was part of a series of atomic and thermonuclear weapon tests and praised for scientific and technical achievements.
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Richard Smalley
Moscow
Soviet Union
Foreign Ministry
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Bangalore
India
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
U. S
Khrushchev
United States
Pravda
M . Theater
V. M. Molotov
Mitchell Drives For Governor In Illinois Democratic Field
Steve Mitchell opens a gubernatorial bid in Illinois amid Democratic backing led by Daley. He claims growing support as Chicago figures like Morris Sachs and Adlai Stevenson allies weigh endorsements before December meetings. Mitchell, a Rock Valley, Iowa native and three sons’ father, seeks the party’s nomination to face Republican governor William Stratton.
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Mitchell
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Cratic
Richard J. Daley
Cage
Segpreed
William G. Straten
Illinois
Chicago
Morris B. Sachs
Daley
Florida
Stevenson
National Democratic
Pail Butler
South
Rock Valley
Towa
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