Khrushchev Urges US to Embrace Red China Trade
Khrushchev calls for renewed U.S.-Soviet trade as a path to end the recession, urging Washington to recognize the People’s Republic of China and pursue broad commercial ties. He argues mutual benefits, notes no need for arms sales, and touts peaceful coexistence through expanded trade between capitalist and socialist states. He criticizes U.S. critics and stresses Soviet capacity to supply goods for American use.
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U.S.A
Luedicke
Caitener Ae Buseau
Moscow
Red China
Nikita Khrush
Eric
Ridder
Heinz
United States
People’s Republic of China
Soviet Union
China
Khrusachev
Russia
U.S
Us.s.r
Nkrushchev
Wesern
Khrushchev
USA
Ussr
America
Topsy Turvy World Car Crash At 6th Street
John P. Collins 33 of Malibu and Paul M L Grant 33 of 4762 Carfax Ave. collided at 6th St and Rose Ave Wednesday. Neither driver injured.
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John P. Collins
Malibu
6Th St
Rose Ave
Paul ML Grant
Carfax Ave
CAB Links Todd Crash to Engine Failure
The Civil Aeronautics Board on Wednesday blamed possible engine failure for the crash that killed showman Mike Todd and three others. Preliminary findings cite abnormal metal fragments in an oil pump of the right engine and a feathered propeller, with evidence the aircraft plunged nose first from 13,000 feet over New Mexico on a California to New York flight. The report notes possible wing boost or engine failure at impact.
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Washington Way
Civil Aeronautics Board
Mike Todd
Todd
New Mexico
California
Ow York
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Brown to name internal narcotics bureau chief
California Attorney General Edmund G Brown said he will appoint a temporary chief of the narcotics bureau from within the agency and hopes civil service candidates for the permanent role will be limited to bureau ranks after Walter Creighton retires. Creighton, 68, announced his retirement a few minutes after Chief Assistant Attorney General Norman Eakinson announced the headquarters move to Sacramento.
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State Narcotics Bureau
Brown
State Personnel Board
Civil Service Examinations
Walter Creighton
Bureau
Creighton
Norman Eakington
Sacramento
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