Russian Leaders May Need to Step Aside in New Line
James Marlow analyzes how current Communist leaders in Russia and allied states may relinquish power as Khrushchev’s anti Stalin line reshapes Moscow politics. He notes decades of Stalinist obedience tainting leaders and questions if reform can come without concessions or a peaceful exit.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
Red
Khrushchev
Committee Sets Date For Probe Of Blacklisting Survey
The House Committee on Un-American Activities will begin its probe on July 10 into a Fund for the Republic survey about blacklisting in the entertainment industry. John Cogley, the survey director, has been subpoenaed to testify in a closed session. Cogley defends the survey as a matter of press freedom while noting sources and the defense of a written work may be at issue.
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Washington
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Fund For the Republic
Walter
D-Pa
John Cogley
Cogley
New York
Robert M. Hutchins
Ford Foundation
Kenosha Evening News Classified Advertising Rates
The Kenosha Evening News lists subscription and mail rates for local and regional readers. Rates include 1 year in Kenosha Racine Walworth and Lake counties at 12 dollars and 3150 for other areas. a weekly option and nationwide options are noted.
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Bingle
Kenosha
Racine
Walworth
Lake Counties
Wisconsin
Illinois
Eagle Scout Sees Pole Trip With Byrd Expedition
Richard Lee Chappell an 18 year old Explorer Scout from Eggertsville New York was chosen from 250 scouts to join Adm Richard E Byrd on the U S Antarctic expedition as a junior scientific aide. The team sails in November for the South Pole camping venture.
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New York
Richard Lee Chappell
South Pole
Richard E. Byrd
Eggertsville
N. Y
Traffic Toll Hits Record Across Nation
The National Safety Council reports May 1956 as the deadliest May in history with 3,170 highway fatalities, lifting the year to 14,720 and signaling a potential record for the year. accidents include a truck tractor crash in Normal Illinois killing eight farmers and two train auto collisions in Ohio. A chocolate spill in Port Elizabeth briefly halted traffic.
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National Safety Council
Safety Council
Normal
Ill
Ohio
Hamilton
Elyria
Barrington
Wisconsin Weather Report Temperatures Edge Up Across State
Somewhat warmer, with scattered rain and partly cloudy skies, Wisconsin shows below normal lows for the season. Cities report low readings from 48 in Black River Falls to 60 in La Crosse, with Madison at 78 for Thursday’s high and Milwaukee 56 for a high, while national readings vary widely.
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Wisconsin Rapids
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Beloit
Spooner
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la Crosse
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Nev
Fraser
Colo
Albuquerque
Atlanta
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Chicago
Cleveland
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Mils-St. Paul
New Orleans
Phoenix
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New York
Oklahoma City
Portland, Ore
St. Louis
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Tampa
Postman Bitten by Goose After Dog Warning
Oklahoma City story reports Postman John Derschon heeded Post Office Department dog warnings but was bitten on the leg by a goose causing a wound and time off for healing.
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Oklahoma City
John Derschon
Post Office Department
Derschon
Eden Presses Ceylon Bases Move at London Talks
Prime Minister Solomon Bandaranaike urged Sir Anthony Eden to remove the British navy base at Trincomalee and the RAF base at Katunayake in Ceylon during the Commonwealth Prime Ministers Conference. Bandaranaike, who won April elections, seeks removal to curb foreign rule and satisfy Asian nationalist currents, signaling a potential strategic shift in Indian Ocean defense.
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Associated Press
Oxford
London
Solomon Bandaranaike
Ceylon
Sir Anthony Eden
Trincomalee
RAF
Katunayake
Bandaranaike
la Nehru
India
Britain
Indian Ocean
Aden
Singapore
Malaya
Yemen
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
Isle
Mt Horeb Church Fires Probed
Dane County sheriff's officers investigate arson at St Ig natius Catholic church in Mt Horeb Wisconsin. Four fires damaged the 1952 modern building causing water and smoke damage to the $140000 church. A statewide alert seeks a man seen fleeing the scene. described as 40 to 50 years old, about 6 feet tall, 200 pounds. No motive evident.
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Mt. Horeb
Wis
Dane County
St. Ignatius Catholic Church
Langer Seeks Indian Aid Share In Foreign Aid Bill
Senator William Langer proposed an amendment to the foreign aid bill to earmark 50 million dollars for economic aid to the Apache and Everglade Indian tribes. The move targets tribal communities in the context of U S aid programs.
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Washington
William Langer
D-N.d
America
Langer
Farouk Fulfills $4,000 Quiz Wager in Rome
Florence Italy King Farouk of Egypt fulfilled a promise by giving Marisa Zocchi a certified check for 2 million lire after she won about 4000 dollars on the Lascia Raddoppia program. The delivery came via secretary and Rome attorney Giulio d Amelio at her Florence home.
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Florence
Italy
Farouk
Egypt
Rome
Giulio d’Amelio
Marisa Zocchi
Marisa
Transcriber notes a contestant stops to prize funds
Tearful report notes a participant halts near the $8,000 jackpot to guarantee prize money for her ailing mother as Farouk watched the moment.
Promised Telegram Pledges to Cover Shortfall
The program leader vowed via telegram to make up the difference, signaling a commitment to close the funding gap and proceed with the plan.
Chippendale Furniture Style Defined by Thomas Chippendale
A definition of Chippendale furniture as items made by or in the style of Thomas Chippendale, the renowned English cabinetmaker.
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Chippendale
Thomas Chippendale
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