Unrest Seen Between Russia and China
Washington authorities view the newly published Soviet Communist party program as a potential source of friction with China. The document emphasizes avoiding war and peaceful coexistence under Khrushchev, clashing with Beijing's more aggressive line. Analysts see no fundamental novelty, dubbing it the Khrushchev doctrine or a pie-in-the-sky future plan.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Soviet Communist Party
Moscow
Soviet Union
Red China
Khrushchev
Proeran
Soviet Peace Strategy and World Communist Ambitions
The document outlines Soviet foreign policy emphasizing fraternal ties with underdeveloped nations, peaceful coexistence, and avoidance of thermonuclear war. It forecasts two decades of Communist goals like rent free housing and state child care, achievable only if war is avoided. It also instructs Communists to pursue influence worldwide without major wars, reject dogmatism, and follow Moscow leadership while resisting revisionism.
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Soviet Union
Moscow
Red China
Yugoslavia
Arkansas Cement plans expansion into Arkansas and Tennessee
Arkansas Cement Corp. announces expansion into eastern Arkansas and western Tennessee with a 12 acre site on President's Island in Memphis harbor. Four new cement storage facilities, costing about 500000 dollars, will be built. The subsidiary of Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co. is already in a seven million dollar expansion to double Foreman Ark plant output to 1.4 million barrels per year.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Cement Corp
Arkansas
Tennessee
Memphis
Foreman, Ark
Tunisian Antiaircraft Fires on French Planes Near Border
Tunisian antiaircraft guns fired on French planes violating air space near the Algerian frontier. Officials say 50 air space violations were counted in the past two days. French air force units at Bizerte confirmed ongoing reconnaissance. Tunisia aims to resolve the crisis diplomatically despite the UN cease fire.
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Bizerla
Tunisia
France
United Nations
Bizerte
New Minister in the Congo Forming a new Congolese government
President Joseph Kasavu named Interior Minister Cyrille Adoula to form a new Congolese government. Adoula will present his cabinet for parliamentary approval at Lovanium University outside Leopoldville, replacing Premier Joseph Kasavu who has held the post since February.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
Cyrille Adoula
Adoula
Lovanium University
Leopoldville
Joseph [Lea
Congo
Never Time To Retire for a Mother
A column discusses retirement ages and the idea of continuing work vs changing life after 63. It notes no medical proof that longevity depends on stopping work, cites observations about endurance and change, and includes a personal anecdote about the author’s mother who never quit despite aging and weight gain. It ends with reflections on motherhood and retirement, contrasting beliefs that men may retire early with the view that mothers cannot.
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Mal Boyle
New York
Inniman
Ireland
America
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