Soviet Pravda Attacks China As Khrushchev Presses Peaceful Coexistence
Pravda attacks Peking by name in a French Communist party resolution reprint criticizing China's stance against peaceful coexistence and defending Stalinist policies. Khrushchev, in a policy report, accuses China of warmongering and threatening Cuba, while Western diplomats note unclear signs of a formal split.
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Strikers Hear Report In NYC Dispute Talks
Printers in New York City and the Publishers Association resumed talks amid a two week strike that closed nine metropolitan dailies with a combined 5.7 million reader circulation. ITU seeks a $19 weekly wage boost over two years while publishers offer $9.20 in wage and fringe benefits. Governor Rockefeller warned of the strike economic impact.
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Missouri plan debate discussed by Reno jurists
Missouri officials praised judicial independence at a Nevada conference on judges selection. Crowdus of St Louis argued the Missouri Plan improved public confidence after prior scandals, noting Missouri’s judiciary is now seen as independent.
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