Red Thought Control Put To Supreme Test
United Press Foreign Analyst Charles M. McCann argues the Kremlin tests a new thought control by portraying Stalin as a flawed figure while Bulganin Khrushchev and other leaders have long aided his regime. The piece notes the complicity of the leadership in mass crimes and questions whether Russians will accept a revised view.
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United States
Shapiro
Stevenson Congratulates Kefauver on Minnesota Victory
Libertyville Illinois United Press quotes Adlai Stevenson praising Senator Kefauver for the Democratic landslide in Minnesota. He says he congratulates Kefauver and notes the unprecedented Democratic vote overcomes any personal disappointment.
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Minnesota
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Kefauver Sees Midwest Revolt Over Farm Policy
Senator Estes Kefauver, winning an upset victory in Minneapolis, states the large vote signals Midwest revolt against President Eisenhower's farm program. He emphasizes the regional backlash amid postwar agriculture policy debates.
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Minneapolis
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Estes Kefauver
Midwest
Eisenhower
Cost of Bulganin Krushchev visit questioned in Britain
In London Prime Minister Anthony Eden says the Bulganin Krushchev visit cost is less than a hydrogen bomb in mass. In Washington Rep Donald L Jackson complains about crowded Foreign Relations hearings and jokes about taking a handkerchief from Rep Lecompte’s pocket.
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London
Anthony Eden
Washington
Donald L. Jackson
Calif
House Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Lecompte
Bla sier urges end to bitterness after electrical workers strike
Robert D. Blasier of Westinghouse, vice president, comments on settling the electrical workers strike. He says the long, difficult period is over and it is vital that bitterness and recrimination be forgotten.
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Washington
Robert D. Blasier
Westinghouse Co
Malenkov Visits Stratford On Avon Shakespeare Praise
Deputy Soviet premier Georgi M. Malenkov visits Stratford on Avon Shakespeare's birthplace and says Shakespeare has given him much pleasure during the tour.
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London
Georgi M. Malenkov
Shakespeare
Stratford-on-Avon
Air Force Chief Bets On Supersonic Sea Level Ship Plane
Assistant Air Force Secretary Dudley C. Sharp discusses a 2500 mph sea level aircraft aiming to beat the sun by about 14 hours around the equator and circle the earth in under half a day. The claim reflects future propulsion and aviation research and the ambition to halve global circumnavigation time.
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Washington
Air Force
Dudley C. Sharp
Equator
Two U. S. Liners For South Pacific
Sydney dispatch reports Matson to launch two new all first class 20,000 ton liners, Mariposa and Monterey, in June to compete with Orient Line and British ships for Australia–North America passenger trade. Fares range 547 to 1180 dollars with luxury amenities but deck chairs rented. Ships sail San Francisco or Los Angeles to Honolulu, Samoa, Suva, New Zealand, Tahiti, with 6,500 mile voyage and air conditioning.
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Orient Line
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Los Angeles
Honolulu
Samoa
Suva
New Zealand
Tahiti
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