Coexistence theme used to lull and deceive
Editorial argues the Soviet pressure to ease tensions relies on peaceful coexistence a concept coined by Stalin to lull non Communists into accepting Soviet dominance Khrushchev s visit is seen as a test of Western resolve warning that coexistence equates to drift appeasement and surrender The piece portrays Khrushchev s approach as a calculated strategy to gain concessions without facing real resistance.
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Khrushchev
U. S
Stalin
Anthony T. Bouscaren
Bouscaren
Marquette University
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Bousearen
United States
Isalles
Ussr
United Nations
Panmuniom
Geneva
Hitler
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Austria
Korea
Munich
Nikita
Jittery Ike Faces Khrushchev Visit Talks
The piece notes internal White House pressure over Khrushchev’s U S visit and Ike's jitters. Henry Cabot Lodge is set to escort Khrushchev on a cross country tour and debate sparks may arise. It highlights Soviet China tensions, Russian domestic shifts toward nationalism, and Western peace calls amid atomic fears.
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Ike
Khrushchev
State Department
Henry Cabot Tadge
United Nations
Washington
Tudge
Lodge
Khrusixhev
United States
White House
Independent Harman Wo 8 Ader Patt and Anette Pahares
Fragmentary OCR text references individuals Harman, Ader Patt, Anette Pahares born Camerem Geral and manager Kernvy Cs, with scattered mentions of New York Fifth Avenue, Batrol Camest fder Janne, and other unclear items. The readable portions imply a local notice or social item listing names and addresses without coherent events.
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Harman
Ader
Anette Pahares
Astrologist Predicts Nixon Victory in 1960 Cycle
New Jersey Governor Meyner is urged by an astrologist to seek the Democratic nomination, with the seer claiming Nixon will win the White House in 1960. The piece lists birth dates of major candidates and notes a 20 year cycle of presidents dying in office since 1840.
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Washington
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Bolton Schwartz
Trenton
Passaic
Kennedy
Adlai E. Stevenson
Johnson
Symington
Humphrey
Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller
Meymer
William Henry Harrison
Abraham Lincoln
James Garfield
William McKinley
Warren G. Harding
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Meyner
Adlair Stevenson
Rockefeller
Edmund G. Brown
California
Broan
Space
Town Meeting Remarks On Khrushchev and Berlin
Letter writers debate Khrushchev visit and Berlin division, contrasting U S sacrifice in WWII with Soviet aims. Frank A Winslow defends American freedom and criticizes Khrushchev as ignorant. Other letters compare world records in dairy farms and critique communism and Cold War thaw.
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Mr. K
MTORT
Congress
Khrushchev
Berlin
Ussr
Hitler
United States
Russia
Stalin
Germany
Mussolini
America
Frank A. Winslow
East Fois St
Power Failure Lesson for New York Averted by Feeder Lines
Half a million New Yorkers faced a 13 hour partial blackout. Seven feeder lines burned out risked a citywide outage. experts warn a single missing line could cripple vital systems. The piece notes a modern dependence on electricity and cautions against saboteur threats.
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Utility Company
Cies
Remember When Remember When 1950 Naval Academy nominees
Ten years ago two Long Beach youths Robert E. Gibson and Russell C Metcer were nominated for the US Naval Academy by Rep. Clyde Doyle after competitive exams and recommendations. The item notes historic recall of local civic process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
US Naval Academy
Clyde Doyle
Robert E. Gibson
Russell C Metcer
Moscow Moon Promise Roars From Radio Moscow
Radio Moscow declares the Soviet rocket fad has reached the moon, urging listeners to tune in as the world watches from Red Square. In Ventnor England the Whitwell vicar says he will marry a hotel barmaid despite eyebrows raised about the match. In Wednesbury England Alan Coz of the Samson Club laments mice overwhelming efforts to control them.
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Ventnor
England
John Elliott Roberts
Whitwell
Wednesbury
Alan Coz
Samson Club
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