Russ Fire Stalinists in Leader Shakeup
June 29 report details a leadership shakeup as the Presidium grows to 18 and Defense Minister Georgi Zhukov gains full membership. The communique blames Malenkov Molotov and Kaganovich for factional strife, with Skopiav noted in anti Khrushchev efforts. It accuses the trio of creating division and opposing Khrushchev's decentralization of industry policy.
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Malenkov
Kas Ganovich
Molotov
Skopiav
Kaganovici
Ling
Khru- Isiehev
Yugoslavia
Austria
Japan
Kaganovich
Malenkoy
Central Committee
Moniotoy
Eisenhower discusses Algerian, H bomb, and policy shifts
President Eisenhower met governors at Williamsburg June 20 and backed offering help to both sides in the French Algerian dispute while opposing Kennedy's call for independence. He supported Dewsyne Meosker's arrest in Paris, and urged readiness to invite any nation to test radiation to measure fallout. He spoke on peace aims, the H bomb talks, and U.S. plans for small, clean bombs for peaceful uses. The Kremlin shakeup and Molotov’s stance were briefly discussed with State Department remarks on Soviet internal tensions. Paris reports the Polish embassy welcomed top Soviet leadership removals.
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Eisenhower
Dulles
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Algeria
Dewsyne MeOsker
Paris
McOsker
London
Russia
New School Delays From Los Angeles Builder Strike
Federal Mediation chief says talks on Los Angeles and Orange County construction walkout remain deadlocked. About 10,000 plumbers, pipe fitters and sheet metal workers strike, affecting roughly half a billion dollars in projects. Employers seek a package with fringe benefits, while workers demand wage increases totaling near 60 cents hourly over five years. Legal actions include a restraining order on 42,000 workers and a five million dollar damage suit. Some unions report progress with contractor signings at new scales.
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Earl J. Ruddy
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Los Angeles
Orange
Bayard Rhone
Rhone
Virgil
Vola
Syst Volla
San
Long Beach
E. M. Mueller
Alfred Nicolai
Rers
Associated Plumbing Con
Mother dives to save son at pool near Northridge
A 23 year old mother Patricia Hicks of 9019 4 lifetime Falcom Ave leaped into a pool to save her 11 2 year old son Bryan who almost drowned. She applied artificial respiration and prayed for five minutes before he opened his eyes.
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CNS
Falcom Ave
Bryan
First Polio Case Reported In Madison This Year
A nine year old girl in Madison contracted nonparalytic polio after receiving three Salk vaccines. It is the city's first polio case of the year. The child was rushed to Northridge Receiving Hospital with attendants noting only a diaper change was needed. Mrs. Hicks, resting by a pool, described the scene as her husband Charles W. Hicks, 35, a Flying Tiger Airlines pilot, watched Bryan’s water activity.
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UPI
Northridge
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