Solzhenitsyn Targeted Again In Soviet Purge Campaign
In Moscow the party press and unions renew attacks on Alexander Solzhenitsyn over anti Soviet attitudes and nonconformist writing. The article cites ideological purity demands ahead of Lenin centennial celebrations and criticizes Western publishing of his works.
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UPI
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
West
Communist Party
Soviet Union
V. L. Lenin
Sergi Mikhalkov
Writers Union
Komsomolskaya Pravda
Ussr
Solzhenityn
Ivan Denisovich
First Circle
Moscow Communist Party Committee
Yuri Verchenko
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Dismissal Sought In Child Case Near Bakersfield
A Bakersfield judge will rule Tuesday on motions to dismiss charges against Ronald and Betty Fouquet of Bell Gardens accused of willful child abandonment and placing a child in danger after a 5-year-old girl, Jody Lansdown, was found clinging to a fence beside U.S. Route 99 five days earlier. Bail stands at 12500 each.
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UPI
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Kern County
Las Vegas Sun Acknowledges Staff And Rates Details
The Las Vegas Sun newspaper lists the staff including H M Greenspun as president and Bryn Armstrong as executive editor. It notes subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with mail options for one to twelve months and a policy that all male subscriptions must be prepaid.
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Larrie Schmidt
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Ceausescu Urges East West Germany Normalization
Romanian Communist leader Nicolae Ceausescu called for all East European nations to normalize relations with West Germany and urged Western states to recognize East Germany. He praised Soviet–West German talks on renouncing force as crucial for regional and global security.
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Bucharest
UPI
Communist Party
Nicolae Ceausescu
West Germany
Ceausescu
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East Germany
Germany
West
Eisenhower Warns of Dangers to U S from Within
Dr Milton S Eisenhower warned of growing intellectual polarization in America fueling internal weaknesses. He cited civil rights, Vietnam, a widening generation gap, pollution, poverty and minority issues. He urged a $20 billion yearly fight against violence and crime, pending postwar inflation control.
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UPI
Milton S. Eisenhower
America
Vietnam
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National Commission On the Cause and Prevention
Face the Nation
CBS
South Africa Gold Rumors Reach High Levels
Rumors swirl that Finance Minister Nicholas Diederichs left for Europe to meet U.S. treasury officials over gold policy. IMF envoy Gerhard de Kock traveled to Rome amid talks on gold, as markets watch the price dip below the $35 official level and officials refuse comment.
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UPI
South Africa
Nicholas Diederichs
Europe
U.S. Treasury
Diederichs
The
Sunday Express
International Monetary Fund
IMF
Gerhard de Kock
Rome
Shirley Temple Urges Youth Voting at United Nations
Shirley Temple Black, U.S. representative to the United Nations, called on the UN to admit people under 21 as full voting members. She noted global youth under 21 and under 25 will rise, urging youth participation in delegations to tackle world problems alongside adults.
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New York
UPI
Shirley Temple Black
U.S
U.N. General Assembly
United Nations
Bread and wine bottle heroin haul at JFK import
UPI reports U S customs at John F Kennedy International Airport intercepted six kilos of pure heroin hidden in the lower halves of two straw covered wine bottles. A Chilean national was arrested on $200 000 bond. The shipment originated in Buenos Aires Argentina and customs notes unusual routing from Europe to Latin America to the United States.
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New York
Buenos Aires
Argentina
John F. Kennedy
Metropolitan Open After Labor Disablement
The Metropolit an Opera in New York will open an abbreviated 85th season on December 29 with Verdi’s Aida starring Leontyne Price after labor disputes were settled. General Manager Rudolf Bing announced a 16 week season plus a six week tour and possible extra weeks, with new pay scales raising chorus and ballet top rates and performance based pay.
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Rudolf Bing
Met
Verdi
Aida
Bing
Kuwait Holds About Ten Billion Tons Oil Reserves
Kuwait's proved crude oil reserves total over 10 billion tons, accounting for roughly 15 percent of the world's known supply.
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Kuwait
St. Anne's Altar Society Plans Christmas Party
St. Anne's Parish Hall hosts a Christmas party with favorite dishes and a surprise program scheduled for Tuesday evening. Dining begins at 8 30 p.m. The note mentions boys shoveling snow elsewhere.
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St. Anne’s
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