Khrushchev hints at possible successor amid palace intrigue
In a rare display of modesty Khrushchev said he cannot hold his party and state posts forever. The remark spurs speculation about a future leader among Kozlov Mikoyan Kosygin and Ustinov, but history suggests a leadership change would keep policy intact.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Frad R. Kozlov
Communist Party Central Committee
Anastas Mikoyan
Communist Party Presidium
Supreme Soviet
Alexei N. Kosygin
Politburo
Dmitry Ustinov
Supreme Council of the National Economy
Stalin
Georgi Malenkov
Nikolai Bulganin
Budapest
West
Berlin
Cuba
Wilt Chamberlain Denied Ocean-View Home Over Race
A San Francisco real estate developer refused sale of a $39,500 split level ocean view house to Wilt Chamberlain citing interracial mixing devalues property. The all time NBA scoring star, a Negro, earns about $65,000 yearly, yet prejudice lingered as the seller doubted his ability to keep payments.
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San Francisco
Wilt
the Stilt
Wilt Chamberlain
Languages Z in the News by Bertie Hebert SiupasDarie
A feature notes Luxemburg's Grand Duchess Charlotte plans a visit with President Kennedy and introduces Luxemburg culture. It describes Luxemburgish language and multilingual habits, mentions historic mottos and greetings, and offers a Berlitz dictionary hook for submitted questions.
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Charles J. Bertie Hebert
SiupasDarie
Charlotte
Luxemburg
Berefux
Luxem
Right Wing Liberals Gain in Italy Election
Rome reports show the Christian Democrats gain ground yet trail in crucial parliamentary contests. The small Liberal Party posted surprising gains Sunday and Monday, eroding CD votes in many districts while the Communists maintained strength as Italy’s second-largest party.
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Rome
Amintore Fanfanis
Christian Democrats
Italy
Liberal
Fanfani
Independent press notes from The Independent offices
Fragmented OCR text references editors and advertising executives at The Independent. Mentions offices in New York Philadelphia San Francisco and other cities. Contents suggest staff, editorial direction, and publishing roles without clear event details.
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Kerman HL
Dane Wo Maer
Bava
Comerea
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Cain Eada
Calum Males
Ehiey
Eoltor Mier
Manasing Editoe Dura
Merreveststives
Tewrer Fs
Waker Ca
Bite
Anants
Cheroe
Dewst
Angeter
Mutsapakt
Lew Tork
Philadelphia
San Franesca Corcere
Slain mailman warned of desegregation walk to Mississippi
Drew Pearson recounts Baltimore mailman William E Moore who was killed on an Alabama highway during an integration march to Mississippi. Moore had written letters to President Kennedy and Pearson planning a foot march wearing desegregation signs, seeking federal support and protection. The piece reflects on liberty, risk, and the persistent danger in race clashes across the South, linking to broader historical echoes.
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Luxemburg
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Crecy
Washington
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Baltimore
Alabama
Mississippi
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Chattanooga
South
Jimmy Travis
Maryland
Jackson
Preas
Madman Moore
Ku Klux Klan
Georgia
INS
George Washington
Moore
Thomas Jefferson
Ireland
Bull Connors
Birmingham
William Moores
Our Luxuries Threaten Us and the Price of Comfort
A dinner conversation in Florida notes a benefit preview where air conditioning failed, illustrating how luxuries become necessities. The piece argues modern capitalism serves a broad public, yet internal contradictions threaten the system as comfort and automatic ease supplant traditional work ethic.
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Florida
California teacher retirement fund scandal prompts probes
In Sacramento, a failing management of the $700 million State Teachers Retirement System leads to calls for investigations. Auditor Merrifield flagged three-year deficiencies in computing, payments, and reporting, with lawmakers and officials proposing a new governance structure and faster, tighter controls.
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Sacramento
California
William H Merrifield
Carnp
Merrifield
Dorman L. Commons
State Teachers Retirement System Board
Thomas Braden
State Board of Education
Commons of
Los Angeles
Vesey
Jack T. Casey
Bakersfield
Veysey
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Department of Finance
Brawley
SIRS
Long Beach
Bertram A. Betts
Los Angeles County School Board
Betts
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