Khrushchev Sees Berlin Wall Backdrop for Space Show
The piece argues Khrushchev risks war by linking Berlin to space triumphs as Soviet flights showcase rocket might. It notes the wall’s symbol of Communist urgency, critiques U.S. misreads, and warns of renewed Berlin brinkmanship with East German treaties and neutral appeals possibly shaping events.
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Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Andreyev
Titov
Berlin Wall
The
East Berlin
Nikolayev
Popovich
West Berlin
Berlin
Bern
Ulbricht- Stopf
East Germany
Perera Visits U S and Breaks with Trotskyite Ties
Victor Riesel notes Dr. Perera could travel freely in the United States but sought meetings with union leaders James Hoffa and Harry Bridges. Paid by the U S, he deviated from his group, returning via Cuba. The piece frames Perera as Trotskyite seeking world revolution and urges American investors not to fund Ceylon.
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Dr. Perera
James Riddle Hoffa
The
Teamsters
Harry Bridges
West Coast
Perera
Cuba
Trotsky
Stalin
Mao
Ceylon
Snoring Fixes and Health Queries From Readers
Readers ask about post operative snoring relief and non surgical options. Dr Minoer reassures limited cures while suggesting side sleeping pillow changes ear plugs and chin straps to ease sleep for the listener.
Dollar under attack yet outpacing many foes in depreciation
An analysis cites a First National City Bank table showing currency depreciation from 1951 to 1962. It argues the dollar’s loss in purchasing power is smaller than rivals like the British pound and ranks the United States 13th among 44 nations, with a 1.4 percent annual decline. Philippines and Ceylon lead, while Switzerland and Germany fare comparatively better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U.S
Switzerland
el Salvador
Portugal
London
First National City Bank of New York
France
Bolivia
Quotes From Spaceflight Speak To Peaceful Progress
United Press International reports Lt. Col. Pavel Popovich of Russia describes a successful space mission and good ship systems in dialogue with Premier Khrushchev. Pope John XXIII calls astronauts to view feats as peaceful, foundational to human brotherhood.
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Moscow
Pavel Popovich
Russia
Nikita
Khrushchev
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Charles Bohlen
Victor Riesel
Mother
Dr. Moiner
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Philippines
Guatemala
Venezuela
Belgium
Ecuador
Lebanon
Germany
Canada
India
Italy
Netherlands
Denmark
Pakistan
Austria
South Africa
Japan
Ireland
Norway
Sweden
United Kingdom
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Ocastelgondolfo
Pope John XXIII
BrilliantiNey
Eleanor Powell
Armaees
America
Ween
Taylor
Bob Newkirk
Don McNeill
Tony
Charmoli
Ty Richard Priborsky
Ron Lewis
Hewes
Interlands
Stan Iwina
Eve Arden
Hie
Verden
Miss Brooks
Lennie Weinrie
Vic Dana
Lows Bowl and His Orchestra
Fromeno Oy
Glenn Rose
Sidney Aliller
Senney Mailer
Erue Chambers
Sageo Ang
BF Lae
Barton
Jarry Fighting Russ Black
Sam Monn
Sahara Deriaees
Pat Boone
Sahara Lobby
Western Union
American Express