Bulganin Expected To Fire Quick Reply To Eisenhower Letter
Russia's Premier likely to respond swiftly to Eisenhower’s charge of meddling in the U S political campaign. Officials foresee a direct denial of interfering in U S affairs while signaling no immediate disarmament steps. The exchange could shape the hydrogen bomb testing debate as Republicans and Democrats seek political advantage.
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Washington
Russia
Eisenhower
Bulganin
U. S
State Dulles
Letters as a Lifeline Across Distances
Robert L. Dieffenbacher reflects on letters from loved ones as a personal means of connection amid miles apart. He contrasts intimate correspondence with impersonal mail and critiques how some read the Bible as general guidance or as a contract, while true readers sense God’s presence through its personal messages.
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Robert L. Dieffenbacher
D. D
NEA
God
Soviets Send Troops Into Poland
West Berlin sources report Soviet motorized divisions moved from East Germany into Poland amid Polish political turmoil and Rokossovsky ouster. The redeployment aims to pressure Poland, safeguard supply lines, and reinforce defense, with about 22 divisions and 400000 troops stationed in East Germany.
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Berlin
Russia
East Germany
Poland
Konstantin Rokossovsky
West Berlin
B.Z
Liberace Sues Mirror Over Libel Claim
Liberace files libel suit in the British High Court against the London Daily Mirror and columnist William Connor Cassand ra. Damages will be set by the court if the article of September 26 is found libelous.
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London
Liberace
London Daily Mirror
William Connor
British High Court
Connor
Cassandra
John R. Jacobs Jr
Hollywood
Mirror
Poland Names Gomulka to Lead Party After Stalinist Purge
Warsaw reports a new Politburo lineup with Wladyslaw Gomulka as first secretary aiming to steer Poland toward independence from Moscow. Rokossovsky and other Stalinists were ousted as party elders pledged continued communist rule. Gomulka vows there are multiple paths to socialism and denounces past misrule.
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Warsaw
Poland
Moscow
Communist Party
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Stalin
Gomulka
Konstantin Rokossovsky
Party
Soviet Union
Central Committee
Rowkrers
Russia
Front
United Workers (Communist) Party
Warsaw Hall
Cen
SEATO Vessels Reach Manila for Four Day Visit
Nineteen warships from SEATO nations arrived in Manila for a four day visit after exercises in the South China Sea. It marked the largest entry of warships into Manila Bay since World War II.
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Manila
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
South China Sea
Manila Bay
Poland’s New Leader May Seek U S Economic Aid
The United States weighs a reappraisal of policy toward Communist Poland as Gomulka returns to power after a purge of Stalinists. Dulles and Eisenhower signal openness to aid if Poland survives Soviet pressure, likening its path to Yugoslavia’s 1948 break and Tito’s continued backing.
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Washington
United States
Poland
Red
Dulles
Eisenhower
Warsaw
Yugoslavia
Kremlin
Britain
France
White House
Tito
James C. Hagerty
Communist Party Central Committee
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Joseph Stalin
Anti-Western Bloc Leads Jordan Parliament Election
In Amman, the National Bloc and allied leftist parties score gains in Jordan's vote. Dr. Yacoub Ziadin, a Communist on National Bloc tickets, wins the Jerusalem district, marking the first Communist elected to Jordan's parliament. National Socialists emerge as largest single party amid a calm, free election with about half the 400,000 eligible voters voting.
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Amman
Jordan
Ean
Arab Resurrection Party
Eee
Yacoub Ziadin
Jerusalem
Arab Resurrection
Abdullah Nawas
Ziadin
National Bloc
Aap
Soviet Union
Jawad Husseini
National Socialists
Stevenson Leads in 21 States With 235 Electoral Votes
Democratic strategists claim Stevenson leads in 21 states with 235 electoral votes and plans speeches in New York City San Francisco Los Angeles and Boston as he targets big city votes. They list 15 states as lost to Eisenhower and outline attacks on the administration foreign policy and Bulganin hydrogen bomb halt proposal.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
President Shower
Stevenson
New York City
Madison Square Garden
Eisenhower
Springfield
Ill
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Bulganin
United States
Kefauver Warns On Poland Uprising Prospects
Senator Estes Kefauver cautioned against over optimism about Poland's uprising and a democratic Western outcome. He warned Gomulka’s leadership could be Communist, delaying Poland's entry into free nations, while expressing support for seeking a nuclear test ban with Soviet Premier Bulganin.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Estes Kefauver
Poland
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Free Nations
Kefauver
Eisenhower
Bulganin
U.S
Adlai Stevenson
Breakup fears rise over Poland as Polish Communists push national path
Western observers see Poland pursuing a national development of communism and hint a possible erosion of Soviet control over Eastern Europe. Reports note the Polish leadership remains Communist while a Titoist line appeals to some. Moscow and Warsaw cabled cautiously as events unfold, with diplomacy watching closely.
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Poland
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Tito
Yugoslavia
England
Manchester Guardian
Warsaw
Moscow
Polish United Workers (Communist) Party
Menyslaw Gomudskameena
Secre
Lennon Secretary to Rep Powell Is Sentenced in Tax Case
Lennon, secretary to Rep Adam Clayton Powell of New York, is sentenced by Federal Judge Archie Dawson to one year and a day in prison and a $2000 fine for income tax evasion. Lennon was convicted after a jury deliberation of evading $1800 in taxes from 1949 to 1952.
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Lennon
Adam Clayton Powell
D-Ny
Archie 0. Dawson
Asst
U. S. Atty
Thomas A. Bolan
Powell
Dawson
Eisenhower Eyes More Speeches As Campaign Nears End
President Eisenhower may add major appearances to his campaign schedule in the closing days of the re election bid. Press secretary Hagerty said plans are not firm and could involve two or more trips. He will speak Thursday in Madison Square Garden and a Wednesday CBS program will feature a panel of women questions. He will not address the U N Friday and reports of a draft statute signing for an international atomic energy agency were unconfirmed.
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Washington
Eisenhower
James Hagerty
Hagerty
New York
Madison Square Garden
Maurice Hutcheson
CBS
Bertha Adkins
Republican National Committee
U. N
International Atomic Energy Agency
Atoms For Peace
Junta Takes Over In Honduras Revolt
A three man military junta led by Gen Rene J Rodriguez ousted chief of state Julio Lozano in a bloodless coup in Honduras. The group, including Col Hector Carraccioli and Maj Roberto Galvez, moved to dissolve the election of a Constituent Assembly Lozano had called for November. Exiled Liberal leader Dr Ramon Villeda Morales faced uncertain fate as unrest and violence on election day raised tensions. Lozano claimed a sweep for his National and Reformist allies as planes reportedly harbored plans to press for Lozano’s resignation.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Julio Lozano
Rene J. Rodriguez
Francisco Morazon
Hector Carraccioli
Roberto Galvez
Galvez
Lozano
Liberal Party
Ramon
Villeda Morales
Kiaien Perty
Reformist
the Assembly
Seee Reett Inne
Preidene Kak
Pales Cnd Sarek San
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