Khrushchev Breaks With Yugoslavia Over Heresy Charge
Joseph Alsop analyzes a sudden Soviet shift against Yugoslavia rooted in the draft program controversy. He outlines rival factions led by Pospelov and Suslov versus Khrushchev, with Zhukov’s removal and party apparatus tensions shaping the split and Yugoslav reactions at Ljubljana. The piece weighs two theses on who drives the move.
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Joseph Alsop
Washington
Kremlin
Yugoslavia
Nikita Khrushchev
Yugoslav Communist Party
Marshal Tito
Janos Kadar
Kadar
Pospelov
Lenin
Ljubljana
Pravda
Molotov
Khrushchev
Mikhail Suslov
Marshal Zhukov
Suslov
Zhukov
Hin Tong
Communist Party
Suelov
Josef Stalin
Lyons Den sees Hall Farley Eisenhower run talk sparked at Brussels fair
Leona Brussels reports at the Brussels Fair reception Len Hall urged Ike to run, with Farley promising full cooperation. The piece recalls Hall and Farley as ex national chairmen, their dinner with Ambassador Folger, and a breezy portrait of King Baudouin, art exhibits, and the fair’s social schedule.
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Lyons den
Len Hall
Ike
Leona Brussels
Jim Farley
Leonard Hall
Ambassador Folger
Hall
Farley
Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Moene de Fernig
Brussels
Belvedere Palace
Spain
Italy
Senate
Belgium
Adam
Baudouin
Adam Gaulatteri
Waiting for a Phone in Lawrence a tale of monopoly
A Lawrence man who rented a home in a new crowded district applied for telephone service a month ago and still waits. The piece questions whether competing firms would reduce delays and abuses under a monopolistic public utility system.
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Lawrence
Northwest Orient urges respectful conduct abroad for U.S. travelers
Northwest Orient Airlines promotes a ten point code for its staff and passengers abroad, urging Americans to learn local customs, show equality, avoid ostentation, be discreet, and represent the country well. The piece stresses that cultural factors shape perceptions and calls all U.S. agencies and citizens to follow suit to prevent international friction.
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Northwest Orient Airlines
S. Paw. Minn
LU. S
Northwest Orient
U.S
Northwest
United States
A Strange Brand of Camaraderie in Spanish Fiesta
Roark reports on foreign festival camaraderie in Seville during San Isidro and Pamplona style bullfights. He notes warm greetings, shared social circles among festivalgoers, gipsy and Andalusian connections, and a sense of belonging across regions and classes at lavish fiestas and flamenco gatherings.
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Robert C. Ruark
Seville
Spain
Pamplona
Thia
San Isidro
Madrid
Jake
Nancy Hamnon
Dallas
Ricardo Sicre
Ricardo
Letters from Rev Hotchkiss Reply to Rural Religion Editorial
Reverend Wesley A. Hotchkiss of New York replies to the Journal-World editorial of April 21 on rural area religion. He thanks the paper, states thoughtful rural people hold correct values, and asserts the Gospel can find a fresh hearing when it speaks clearly to real issues rather than submitting to other sovereignties.
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Journal-World
George Cornell
America
Earth
Busy Days Ahead as Congress Faces Sputniks and Recession
The World Today notes a Bostoned start to 1958 with Sputniks and a worsening recession shaping Congress. As 1958 ends, lawmakers face their busiest, most heated agenda yet, including election campaigns and major unfinished business.
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U.S. Congress
Washington
Congress
Congress Square
Eisenhower
Polaris Aims for Idaho Use Underwater Missiles
The Navy reports Polaris development is two years ahead of schedule with plans to build nine additional atomic powered submarines as missile launchers. Three are already under construction. The program seeks funds to accelerate sub launcher construction while the exact underwater launch method remains classified.
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Navy
Adm
Arleigh Burke
Washington
United States
Congress
Old Home Town items recall small town tales
Ten years ago the Kaw Valley potato growers voted a 50 cent an acre assessment for the 198 crop and backed marketing efforts through advertising. Fred Montgomery and wife attended the state PTA meeting in Topeka. Coach Jules Sikes praised Cliff McDonald as a key KU football asset.
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Kaw Valley
Fred Montgomery
Topeka
Fred
PTA
Jules’ Sikes
Lawrence
Cliff McDonald
Kansas
Spaulding
Pleasant Valley School
Bessie Brown
John Akers
H. B. Peakrs
Scott Holloway
A. R. Kennedy
Biblical Verse Highlights Fear of the Lord as Knowledge
A daily Bible verse notes that the fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge while fools despise wisdom and instruction, citing Proverbs 1 7 in a concise reflection for readers.
Hal Boyle Satirical View Of Earth As A Roughly Spheroidal World
A humorous dispatch describes Earth through a visiting alien with four arms and three ears, noting humans as aggressive, divided, and preoccupied with fighting each other more than insects. The alien reports Earth as warm, habitable, and politically messy, yet potentially restorable by a higher power.
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Maurice Sell
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Brooklyn
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Fiesta
Gitanilla de Triana
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Barcelona
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Generalisimo Franco
Duchess of Alba
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Vetera
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Kay Swift
Paris
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Fourth Ave
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Ottawa
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