Bulganin Khrushchev Power Play at Geneva
Geneva dispatch analyzes Bulganin and Khrushchev as a power pair within the Soviet leadership. It notes Bulganin’s police past and polished image, Khrushchev’s brash style, and the lack of a single dominance figure. The article argues a collective leadership under threat of internal rivalries, with Zhukov and Molotov sidelined. It concludes Geneva offers Western leaders a glimpse of who rules 400 million Soviets.
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Zhukov
Free World
Stalin
Geneva
Parakeet Invades National Geographic Offices
A young banded parakeet winged into the National Geographic Society building, befriended staff, and intrigued up to two mirrors before being relocated to a Winchester, Virginia fancier. The episode echoes a earlier pigeons’ visit to a map machine.
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the Geographic
Natural Geographic Lociery
Explorers Hall
Indexers
Winchester
National Geographic
Gilibert Grosvenor
Society
Foreign Aid Information Under Fire in Senate Probe
Rep Passman accused foreign aid officials of misinforming senators and threatened to pause all foreign aid funds for an inquiry if they do not retract. He heads a House panel that cut 627 million from new aid, while the Senate panel moved to restore 565 million. Taber condemned the action as a stinking mess.
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Washington
Passman
D-La
Senate
House Appropriations
Senate Appropriations Committee
Rep
Taber
House Appropriations Committee
Earthquake damages towns near Quito epicenter Cotacaca
A strong quake centered on Cotacaca damaged towns in Ecuador's north near Quito. Officials reported numerous injuries with no toll yet. Two alleged spies seized in Formosa amid reports of saboteur activity.
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Taipei
Formosa
Peris Wer
Quemoy
Ecuador
Red China
Cesar Plaga
Defense Ministry
Giron
Cota
Atuntaqul
Cotacaca
Quito
May Balance Big Federal Budget Soon
Washington report cites improved prospects for balancing the 1956 federal budget as rising prosperity boosts tax receipts. Secretary Humphrey noted the 1955 deficit ended at 4.192 billion dollars, with spending exceeding forecast by one billion but tax growth trimming the gap. A senior official hinted the 2.4 billion deficit estimate for the new year could be erased with steady discipline.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Navy crewmen survive crash of patrol bomber near Richmond
Ten Navy crewmen escaped unharmed when a twin engine patrol bomber made an emergency landing in a farm field eight miles north of Richmond during a routine training flight from Jacksonville to Washington. The aircraft caught fire on one engine and crash landed, with the crew climbing clear before the plane was destroyed.
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Richmond
Navy
Jacksonville
Fla
Washington
Portland
Maine
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