Purge of Stalinists in Kremlin reshapes balance of power
Molotov Malenkov and Kaganovich ousted from the Central Committee as purges shake Soviet leadership. Khrushchev Bulganin reforms cited as shift toward the "new look" while Stalinists face loss of influence in satellite regimes and Moscow. United States and allies push a ten month test suspension aimed at disarmament talks, Dulles advocates liberalization prospects, Zorin seeks clarifications. Stump named supreme commander of Pacific and East Asia operations in wide strategic realignment. Far East HQs moved to Hawaii and UN Command there.
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Cement Strike Shrinks Supplies Across East and South
The United Cement, Lime and Gypsum Workers Union reports about 12,000 idle workers and 56 of the nation’s 140 cement plants shut down as a wage and fringe benefits dispute drives a nationwide strike. A union spokesman warned further spread is likely, with settlements expected on the West Coast soon.
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Six Drivers Face Traffic Charges in County Court
County Attorney Warren Crane filed six traffic complaints this morning. One driver faced two charges including speeding at night and driving without a license. Kenneth Atkins was fined 25 dollars for speeding at night. Gary Venvick and Eldred Dayholt were charged with passing in a marked zone. Owen Smith faced an improper muffler charge. Justice of the Peace Cameron and Giles issued the fines.
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Harriman Admits Ohio Still State Question
Hamilton New York Gov Marriman at Colgate University foreign policy conference asks a questioner what country he represents The reply from William P Peesok of Shaker Heights is I am from Ohio The governor notes Ohio is friendly territory despite political differences Ohio has a Republican governor.
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Riley Confined in State Hospital in Oklahoma City
Former Oklahoma Supreme Court Chief Justice Fletcher Riley, 64, was confined to Central State Hospital at Norman as a sanity hearing resumes July 15. He was moved from the county jail men tal ward after becoming violent. Deputy Mays said Riley damaged his clothing and head butted a wall and tore a mattress without injury. His daughter Kathryn Blakey of Oklahoma City requested the hearing, noting his World War II shell shock.
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One Complaint Filed For Discharge Of Fireworks
Only one complaint was filed during the July 4th celebration in the city limits. Jerry Brennan, 16, of 1407 Baldwin, was fined $20 by Municipal Judge J Merie Oaks. The judge disposed of 25 other cases, including speeding, reckless driving, driving without a license, vagrancy, disturbing the peace, and public drunkenness across a heavy docket from Thursday.
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Two Damage Suits Filed In District Court
Two damage suits were filed in District court over traffic accidents in Stephens and Comanche counties. An agreed judgment awarded plaintiff Kaye Coffin 436.50 for injuries from a March 4 collision one mile east of Porter Hill involving a 1951 Hudson owned by R. B. Metcalf and driven by Betty Faye Metcalf.
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Rear-end Collision Brings Damages Suit on Duncan Street
Mrs. Shirley Richards seeks 10000 dollars for injuries to chest shoulders and back after her pickup was rear-ended by a car driven by Fort Sill soldier Robert R. McGlasson on Duncan Street on January 26. The filing names McGlasson as defendant.
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