Khrushchev Attacks Stalin Credibility Across Soviet Union
Reports describe a Kremlin led campaign to discredit Stalin as censorship limits reports from inside the Soviet Union. Khrushchev emphasized past purges and wartime blunders while party and military organs push reforms and a collective leadership stance amid Western diplomacy notes.
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The Angry Hills Read by Leon M Uris 1935
Lisa Kyriakides halts before Anton's Dress Shop in Athens as World War II and German occupation unfold. Manolis Kyriakides seizes control of his father in law's factory, forcing Lisa into hiding and into the underground. German agents Heisser and Zervos pressure Lisa to betray allies while she guards her children. The scene ends with a tense, unresolved confrontation and a cliffhanger as Lisa faces an uncertain future.
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Crossett Mill Opens to Public Tour for Newsmen
The Crossett mill opens March 26–27 for public viewing, with 65 newsmen invited. The $16 million facility blends pine with hardened pulp to produce food container boards and paper cups, employing about 200 people and producing 10d tons of paper. Newsman Cedric Foster will originate broadcasts from Radio Station KAGH.
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