Soviet Press Attacks Stalin And Reconsiders Lenin Role
The Red Star and Kommunist critiques argue Stalin violated Leninist principles by suppressing rank and file participation and intra party democracy. They praise democratic principles and mass involvement, while noting Stalin’s cult of personality hindered science and military theory validity.
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Stalin
Kommunist
Khrushchev
Communist Party Congress
Lenin
Army
Red Star
Tornadoes Kill Seven in Two Dozen Towns
Tornadoes swept central Nebraska through the Dakotas toward Minnesota, killing seven across Drumright and Miami Oklahoma areas and injuring dozens. Homes, churches, and schools were destroyed. details note Drumright and Quapaw damage and multiple towns hit with lingering power outages and road blockages.
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Nebraska
Dakotas
Minnesota
World Federation Meets in Beijing on Atomic Ban
The executive council of the World Federation of Scientific Workers, a Communist backed body, opened its 16th meeting in Red China's capital. The delegates focused on outlawing atomic weapons and testing, aiming for a global ban.
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World Federation of Scientific Workers
Red
China
AEC to Sell Excess Power From Reactor
The Atomic Energy Commission announced it will sell excess power from its experimental submarine reactor at West Milton New York. One half of the output goes to Holyoke Massachusetts and the other half to the village of Tien New York. Power will be delivered at the bus bar in West Milton at 3 mills per kilowatt hour.
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Atomic Energy Commission
West Milton
Holyoke
Masé
Tien
N. X
18 Year Old Jumps From Ship Off Italian Coast
An 18-year-old former Harvard student, Peter Hielitzer of Kew Gardens Long Island, jumped overboard between Gibraltar and Barcelona for fun. The Roma rescued him and the ship resumed voyage to Naples where he said the act was a poetic gesture and that he would have a good time in Rome.
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Roma
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Barcelona
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Hielitzer
Rome
Pineau To Visit U S In June For Disarmament Push
Paris French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau will visit Washington from June 18 to 20 after an invitation from U S Secretary of State Dulles. He aims to persuade U S policymakers that Paris favors Soviet disarmament proposals.
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Christian Pineau
Washington
U. S
State Dulles
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United States
New Taxpayer Unit Backs Curbs on Property Levies
A Los Angeles dispatch reports the Common Property Taxpayers of California formed Monday to curb increases in property assessments by the State Board of Equalization. The group plans a moratorium on further tax hikes until a statewide review at a conference called by Gov. Knight. Delegates, representing thousands of taxpayers, elected Robert J H Fouke as chairman. A Tulare County valuation ruling was cited as a recent constitutional challenge to the board.
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UPI
State Board of Equalization
Common Property
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Gov. Knight
Robert J H. Fouke
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