Reds Move Stalin Body From Lenin Tomb in Moscow
Delegates at the Soviet Communist party congress voted to remove Joseph Stalin's embalmed body from the Lenin tomb on Red Square amid Khrushchev's denouncements. The mausoleum will carry Lenin's name, and the fate of Stalin's remains was not announced.
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Stalin
Lenin
Moscow
Communist Party Congress
Joseph Stalin
Red Square
Khrushchev
Vladimir Ilyich Lenin
Kremlin
Ivan Spiridonov
Leningrad
Georgia
Soviet Union
V. M. Molotov
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Georgi Malenkov
L. P. Beria
Molotov
Soviet Party Congress
Two Get Life For Murders In New Jersey
Joseph W. Maxey and Lorelle Parks Jr., both 23, were sentenced to life imprisonment for the murders of Eleanor Ewell, 51, of Westfield, and Eleanor Tyson, 50, of Plainfield. The jury had found them guilty last Friday and recommended life terms over the death penalty.
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Trenton
Ewell
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Charlotte
N.C
Hurricane Hattie Aims for Honduras and Belize
Hurricane Hattie, at 150 mph, heads toward British Honduras and the Yucatan Peninsula with a 15 foot storm tide. Forecasters warn Cuba and the Florida Keys to brace for furiously windy conditions as the storm shifts west and a high pressure system influences its path.
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Hattie
British Honduras
Yucatan Peninsula
Belize
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Miami Weather Bureau
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Cuba
Florida Keys
Conservative Party Wins In Greece Election
Greek conservatives led by Constantine Caramanlis secured a new four year term with the National Radical Union ahead in votes. The Union of the Center trailed as the Pandemocratic Agrarian Front suffered gains at the left’s expense. Results from 9,605 of 9,752 districts show Caramanlis with 2,145,834 votes 49.6 percent Union of the Center 1,486,723 34.3 percent and the Pandemocratic Agrarian Front 651,708 15 percent.
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Greece
Constantine Caramanlis
National Radical Union
ERE
Pandemocratic Agrarian Front
PAME
Green
Caramantis
Union of the Center
Agrarian Front
Stevenson Lashes Red Bomb Blast
United Nations protest unfolds as Adlai Stevenson accuses the Soviet Union of pushing the world toward disaster by detonating a 50 megaton nuclear device. Soviet delegate Tsarapkin defends tests as a deterrent to a U.S. nuclear war, while Stevenson denounces the explosion as intimidation and Russian realism.
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United Nations
N.Y
U. S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Soviet Union
United States
General Assembly
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Berlin
Tsarapkin
Stevenson
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Autobahn Travel Allowed Despite Soviet Move
U S military units moved by autobahn from West Berlin toward West Germany without Soviet hindrance as two American vehicles were stopped at Babelsberg. the redeployment will be followed by engineers. Western officials see possible Soviet aim to test Allied rights on the Berlin autobahn amid a recent informal truce after tank stand-offs at Friedrichstrasse.
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Babelsberg
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Friedrichstrasse
East Berlin
Unter den Linden
Storm leaves six dead in Rockies as blizzard halts travel
A Colorado Wyoming storm left six dead and six missing across the Rocky Mountain states. Up to two feet of snow stranded hunters and motorists while winds to 55 mph carved eight foot drifts. Highways clogged as 53 trucks jackknifed near Rock Springs.
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Rock Springs
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Yellowstone National Park
Fallout cloud moves east over Atlantic
The leading edge of the fallout cloud from last Monday's Soviet multi megaton explosion moved east over the Atlantic. Weather Bureau expert Robert List said winds of 70 to 80 miles an hour propelled the debris, with several days expected for debris to pass over New England and southwest Canada before entering the ocean. U.S. experts saw no need for alarm or immediate health action as most debris is thought to be in the stratosphere and not to settle for months.
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Atlantic
Robert List
Weather Bureau
New England
Canada
Ocean
U.S
Earth
Lenin Body Moved From Mausoleum During War Says AP
AP correspondent notes rumors that Lenin was moved from the Red Square mausoleum when Germans neared Moscow. Russians reportedly sent the body away from the front, possibly to Svendlovsk, while Molotov hinted Lenin remained with the people.
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London
Stalin
Red Square
Lenin
Russia
Svendlovsk
Scandinavian Scientists See Blast Possibly Bigger Than 50 Megatons
Scandinavian scientists report the Soviet Union set off a 50 megaton hydrogen bomb or possibly larger in the Arctic Novaya Zemlya area. Dr. Marcus Baath notes the explosion was stronger than Monday’s 30 megaton blast, with seismic readings from Uppsala and other stations amid competing reports from U.S. and French agencies.
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Uppsala
Sweden
Soviet Union
Marcus A. Baath
Uppsala Seismological Institution
Novaya Zemlya
Arctic
United States
French Atomic Energy Commission
U.S. Atomic Energy Commis
Teamsters Official Indicted In Detroit Case
Rolland B. McMaster secretary treasurer of Teamsters Local 299 in Detroit and William F. Wolff Sr. of Youngstown Ohio were indicted on 32 counts each for Taft Hartley Act violations alleging illegal payments through Ram Transport Inc. between 1956 and 1959. Local 299 has about 15 000 members.
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Rolland B. McMaster
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Detroit
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
William F. Wolff Sr
Youngstown
Ohio
Kennedy
McMaster and Wolff
McMaster
and Wolff
Ram Transport, Inc
Michigan
McMaster Wolff
Youngstown Cartage Co
Th Teamsters Union
ICC Enforces Bus Racial Integration Rules Start Wednesday
ICC Chairman Everett Hutchinson pled prompt enforcement of new rules banning racially segregated facilities in interstate bus terminals. Operators must report interference, with investigations by the Bureau of Motor Carriers and potential court action or fines up to 500 dollars. The rules, requested by Attorney General Kennedy, take effect Wednesday nationwide.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Everett Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Commission
ICC Bureau of Motor Carriers
Paul Revere panel tours North Carolina to rally GOP
A four member Paul Revere panel of Republican congressmen arrives in Charlotte to warn against Democratic policies. William Cramer Samuel Devine John Ashbrook and James Bramwell seek to boost North Carolina GOP congressional gains.
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Paul Revere
North Carolina
GOP
William Co. Cramer
Florida
Samuel L. Devine
Ohio
John M. Ashbrook
James Edward Bramwell
Iowa
Landlady Pays Envoy's Hotel Bill in U N Dispute
Betty Roberts, the New York landlady, says she paid a $252 hotel bill for Indian ambassador C S Jha and his wife Mme Jha after a dispute over noise from repairs in her building. She notes she bears no grudge and that U S intervention influenced the outcome. The couple had moved from a $1,600 monthly ten room suite to a hotel for six days. The hotel bill settlement followed talks with U N delegation member David Guyer.
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United Nations
Betty Roberts
C. S. Jha
U.N
Jha
Ambassador
Mme. Jha
United States
Landiay
Jhas
Roberts
Mme
Mrs. Roberts
David Guyer
United States U.N
High Ranking Group Heads For Japan
Secretary of State Dean Rusk leads a high ranking delegation to Japan including half the Cabinet. The mission aims to set groundwork for settlement of trade problems between the United States and Japan during an economic meeting. The jet carries Udall Hodges Goldberg Fowler and Walter Heller, among others.
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Dean Rusk
Japan
U.S
Rusk
Stewart Udall
Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Labor
Arthur Goldberg
The
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Walter W. Heller
President
Council of Economic Advisors
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