World Watches Soviet Parliament meet in Moscow
Western diplomats coat the 1956 Soviet budget decision and foreign policy pronouncements as Premier Bulganin and Foreign Minister Molotov consider armament spending. Analysts expect signals about Molotov, Malenkov, and Kremlin strategy as the session unfolds.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Molotov
Georgi M. Malenkov
Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
India
Burma
Afghanistan
Russia
Malenkov
Paris Right Wing Leader Boasts Tax Refusal Impact
United Press reports Pierre Poujade of the anti tax movement declares their tax refusal is honest despite illegality. The piece cites his grouping with the Communists after a recent “gentleman's agreement” and notes the political climate in France.
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United Press
Paris
Pierre Poujade
Gainza Paz Seizes La Prensa From Ordoñez
In Buenos Aires Dr. Alberto Gainza Paz takes control of the newspaper La Prensa from Dr. Manuel Ordoñez, who has been jailed by the Peron government for three months this year. Gainza Paz remarks I hope you have the key or you will be like a bridegroom without the wedding ring.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Alberto Gainza Paz
la Prensa
Manuel Ordonez
Peron
Adlai Stevenson notes Harvard deaths in car crash
Goshen Indiana Adlai Stevenson expresses heartbreak over the deaths of two Harvard students in a car crash that also injured his son. He says he has known and loved the boys long and they have meant much in his son’s life and growth.
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Goshen
Ind
Adlai Stevenson
Harvard
Eisenhower to Resume News Conferences Next Month
President Eisenhower is expected to resume news conferences with the capital press corps next month, announced by Presidential Press Secretary James C. Hager. He said there is no intention of returning to written questions.
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Washington
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Capital Press Corps
Denver Newsprint Shortage Trims Rocky Mountain News Ads
The Rocky Mountain News said its December 26 morning edition will have no advertising due to an unprecedented newsprint shortage. The paper will publish only news dispatches and funeral notices and other features as Christmas Day falls on Sunday, with advertisers agreeing to withhold ads to conserve paper.
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Denver
Rocky Mountain News
Scripps-Howard
News
Keep Your Yule Party List Down
Washington columnist Patricia Wiggins reports social arbiter Carolyn Hagner Shaw advising to limit guest lists to manageable numbers, plan multiple smaller gatherings if needed, and enlist help for cleanup. She also suggests simple buffet menus avoiding knives and using adaptable, spoon- or fork-eaten desserts.
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Patricia Wiggins
Washington
Mrs. Shaw
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