Khrushchev Left Mark On Russia The World
Nikita Khrushchev led Soviet Russia from 1953 to 1964 shaping the space age and Cold War tensions. He denounced Stalin in 1956 triggering upheavals, backed Cuba as a Soviet ally, and faced a 1964 ouster. His legacy defined East West relations and Communist movements worldwide.
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Khrushchev
Mark
Russia
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Ukraine
Stalingrad
Soviet Communist Party
Stalin
United States
Cuba
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Europe
China
Kremlin
West
Kennedy
Vienna
East Berlin
Philadelphia doctors seek guardians for the unborn
Two Philadelphia obstetricians gynecologists asked a federal court to appoint guardians for unborn children amid nationwide abortion debates. They claim unborns are distinct patients needing representation under equal protection. They urge states to appoint guardians to protect unborn rights.
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Philadelphia
George A. Porreca
Basil J. Giletto
Labor figures spark debate over unemployment data
The Labor Department released February unemployment data with Hodgson calling the rate drop to 5.8 percent heartening while a statistician noted broader concerns. The contrast highlights differing views on job totals, hours worked, and earnings, with the department signaling less interpretation by outsiders.
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Labor Department
James D. Hodgson
Hodgson
Flip Wilson
Iceland Malta NATO base wrangle stirs Atlantic tensions
The piece notes Iceland and Malta push to renegotiate defense ties with the United States and Britain. It highlights Keflavik as a strategic North Atlantic turnstile and Malta's Mintoff led bid to evict NATO presence, with potential base moves and political fallout for both nations.
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London
Malta
Iceland
NATO Alliance
United States
Keflavik
Britain
Mediterranean
Economist
North Atlantic
Kola Peninsula
Arctic Ocean
Dominic Mintoff
Mintoff
NATO
Naples
United Kingdom
Mikhail Smirnovsky
Krelim
Lord Carrington
Hungary
Reykjavik
Kissinger Sees Path to Vietnam Peace by Playing China and Russia
Henry Kissinger outlines a strategy to leverage communist rivalry to broker a Vietnam settlement with China and the Soviet Union as key players. Moscow fears Beijing may outmaneuver it, while China worries Washington could favor Moscow to its own advantage. The plan hinges on using existing Geneva machinery to push a negotiated peace. A second item notes a probe within the Transportation Department into a plot to block rail transit in favor of highways led by Francis Turner and opposed by Secretary Volpe.
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Washington
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
U.S
Vietnam
China
Russia
Kissinger
Southeast Asia
Kremlin
Peking
Moscow
Transportation Department
Federal
Francis Turner
America
Atlanta
Transportation
John Volpe
Coast Guard
Turner
Volpe
Mass Transportation Czar
C. C. Villarreal
Villarreal
Environmental politics clash over rail plans and ecostudy efforts
Memo drafts from transportation officials criticize new rail projects while a construction fight shapes a Highway Action Coalition. A College of Ecology opens at Kirkland Hall Maryland with plans for ecology workshops, a Goldwater Humphrey fundraiser, and a Kennedy era limousine auction.
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College OF Ecology
Kirkland Hall
Maryland
America
League of Cities
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Easton
John F. Kennedy
White House
Alma Desk Co. Profiles Growth Driven by Family Enterprise
Nation’s Business highlights Alma Desk Co. of High Point North Carolina as a leading wood office furniture manufacturer. Charles E Hayworth Jr portrays a 500 percent decade rise due to long range planning assembly line production modern marketing and vertical control of production. The firm relies on Hayworth Industries plywood plants and a German automated press to fuel expansion and contemplates a new office furniture complex on 137 acres.
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Nation's Business
Alma Desk
Charles E. Hayworth
Alma Desk Co
High Point
N.C
United States
Alma
Hayworth
Hayworth-owned
Hayworths
Alma Furniture Co
North Carolina State
Charles Hayworth
Mr. Hayworth
North
Africa
Italy
Desk
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